150BMP-A105C Solenoid Control Valve 12 Volt PCL

150BMP-A105C Solenoid Control Valve 12 Volt w/ Pioneer Connector Lead

DC-powered electric actuator valves serve as the cornerstone for Ingersoll Rand relay valve systems. These innovative components have earned the seal of approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation, meeting rigorous safety standards for critical applications. By seamlessly integrating cutting-edge electrical actuation with reliable pilot operation, these valves offer a sophisticated solution for industries where safety and performance are paramount.

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• Valve Type: Three-way normally closed C Factor: 0.21

• Power Consumption: 25 watts
• Operating Pressure Range: 0 to 300 psig (0 to 20.7 bar)
• Proof Pressure: 375 psig (25.9 bar)
• Burst Pressure: 1250 psig (86.2 bar)
• Media: Air, Inert gases, water, light oils
• Media Temperature: -4 to 392°F (-20° to 200°C)
• Ambient Temperature: -4 to 248°F (-20° to 120°C)
• Seal Material: Viton

A Genuine Ingersoll Rand product.
CCN Number 3858560

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