Series 20 Model MLVH22 (FIXED POLARITY)


2-WAY NORMALLY CLOSED Valve


When the valve coil is energized, the plunger is drawn towards the sleeve end stop. The plunger is allowed to accelerate freely for a short distance before it makes contact with the shoulder of the sealing pin. Upon contact it imparts considerable force on the pin causing it to lift the seat. A return spring provides the return force, directly on the pin, to seal the orifice when the coil is enlarged with reverse polarity. The valve is for use on air and other non-corrosive gases, water and oil.

Neutral (−)
  1. Pulse Yellow lead to Positive (+) to latch
  2. Pulse Blue lead to Positive (+) to un-latch
Positive (+)
  1. Pulse Yellow lead to Neutral (−) to un-latch
  2. Pulse Blue lead to Neutral (−) to latch

2 WIRE COIL

3 Wire Flying Leads Latching Diagram

DIN COILS (2 TERMINALS WITH GROUND)

3 Wire DIN Latching Diagram
   VALVE NUMBER DIN COIL
(3 TERMINALS WITH GROUND)
VALVE NUMBER
3 WIRE COIL
Gas Pressure RatingsORFICE SIZE CV FACTOR 1/8 NPT PORTS1/4 NPT PORTS1/8 NPT PORTS1/4 NPT PORTS

2500 PSI0.0250.010H22M7D4LM-∆H22M9D4LM-∆H22M7D3LM-∆H22M9D3LM-∆
1000 PSI1/320.022H22G7D4LM-∆H22G9D4LM-∆H22G7D3LM-∆H22G9D3LM-∆
750 PSI3/640.041H22H7D4LM-∆H22H9D4LM-∆H22H7D3LM-∆H22H9D3LM-∆
300 PSI1/160.065H22J7D4LM-∆H22J9D4LM-∆H22J7D3LM-∆H22J9D3LM-∆
125 PSI3/320.100H22K7D4LM-∆H22K9D4LM-∆H22K7D3LM-∆H22K9D3LM-∆

 

Ordering Information:

When ordering valves or repair packs add voltage and frequency to complete valve number. for examples: valve (26JJ7XELM 12/DC) repair pack (K26JJ3L DC)

Seal Material: Replace ∆ with desired code -Blank = Nitrile (Buna) S = Low Temp Buna. N = FKM* E = Neoprene A = EPDM

Operating Conditions

Media
Air and other non-corrosive gasses, water and oil.
Valve Temperature Range
Standard Valves – 0°F (-18°C) to 104°F (40°C) ambient; 0°F (-18°C) to 150°F (65°C) media. Optional Valves – can tolerate much higher or much lower ambient and media temperatures.*
Maximum Operating Pressure Differentials
See table above.
Burst Pressure
10,000 PSI
Leakage
Bubbletight (with polymer sealing pins)
Vacuum
To 5 Microns*

Electrical Characteristics

Coil Voltage
6, 9, 12, 24/DC
Nominal Power
15 Watts
Coil Construction
Molded (Std.), Non-molded Class A and Potted Class F or Class H (Opt.)
Typical Response Time on Air
4 - 16 Milliseconds
Operating Speed
Up to 600 CPM with gas media
Duty Cycle
Continuous

Mechanical Characteristics

Internal Components
Stainless Steel.
Elastomers
Nitrile (Buna) (Std.). Many other elastomers available.*
Sealing Pin
Kel-F (Std.)
Orifice Diameter
See table above.
Porting
1/8" and 1/4" NPT (other ports avaialble).
Mounting
Any orientation
Housing
Grommet and 1/2" NPT conduit – many options available.*
Life Expectancy
Millions of cycles, depending on application, lubrication, etc.
Valve Weight
1.13 lbs
Repair Packs
See table above.
Options
Alternate Port Locations, Metering and Alternate Elastomers, Female DIN Style Connector Part Numbers DIN COIL (2 TERMINALS W/GROUND) #20-198 & DIN COIL (3 TERMINALS W/GROUND) #20-19102. Consult representative or factory for more options & specifications.
Nomenclature, all valve series except 58

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