New 3-way High Flow Miniature Piloting Solenoid Valve

Description

WESTBROOK, CT - The Lee Company’s miniature 3-way High Flow Piloting Solenoid Valve offers dramatic space and weight savings as well as high reliability and performance. Available in a single coil configuration, the compact valve weighs just 4 ounces and uses only 7.8 watts at 28 vdc. Operating pressure is 3,000 psi, and minimum flow at that pressure is 4.0 GPM (300 Lohms).

A unique plunger design and innovative materials in the magnetic circuit result in a miniature, low power consumption solenoid with an unusually efficient force/stroke relationship.

The use of the patented Lee Multi-Seal(r) enables the hydraulic portion of the valve to be extremely small and compact. This new sealing technology eliminates conventional O-rings and back-up rings, and radically simplifies port layout by allowing two ports to be sealed in the same axial plane.

Specs

• Pressure: Operating: 3000 psid Minimum: 250 psid Proof: 4500 psi Burst: 7500 psi Operating Temperature: Ambient: -65°F to 275°F Fluid: -65°F to 275°F • Leakage: Internal: 2 cc/minute max. at rated pressure External: 0 cc Lohm Rate: 300 Lohms • Electrical: Current Drain: 0.28 amps at 28 Vdc and 70°F (7.8 Watts) Max. Operating Voltage: 32.2 Vdc Pull-In Voltage:18 Vdc max. at 275°F and 3000 psi Minimum Drop Out Voltage: 1.5 Vdc at 70°F and 3000 psi Resistance: 92-108 Ohms at 70°F Response Time: Pull In (at 3000 psi at 70°F): 0.03 seconds nominal, normally closed version; 0.05 seconds nominal, normally open version. • Drop Out (at 3000 psi at 70°F): 0.03 seconds nominal, normally closed version; 0.05 seconds nominal, normally open version. Stabilization Temperature: 225°F max. with 28 Vdc applied, suspended in 70°F to 110°F still air, continuously energized Insulation Resistance: 100 Megohms min. with 500 Vdc applied for 60 seconds Dielectric Strength: 1500 Vrms min. at 60 Hz for 60 seconds • Screen Hole Size: 0.004 inches nominal Weight: 0.24 lbs. maximum
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