Parker 5/2 Pneumatic Solenoid Valve - Pilot/Spring G 1/8 PVL Series
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ParkerFunction
5/2
Connection Port Thread
G 1/8
Actuation Type
Pilot/Spring
Manufacturer Series
PVL
Mounting Style
Block, DIN Rail
Number of Ports
5/2
Body Material
Plastic
Maximum Flow Rate
900L/min
Minimum Operating Pressure
2bar
Maximum Operating Pressure
10bar
Maximum Operating Temperature
+60°C
Thread Size
6mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-15°C
Thread Standard
G
Product details
PVL Manifold Valves
High Flow, compact and lightweight DIN-rail mounting, manifold valve system, 15mm pitch.
Integral 6mm Ø push-in connectors
Choice of solenoid or pilot operators
2 to 10 bar operating pressure (3 bar minimumfor spring-return operation)
DIN-rail or surface-block mounting
Warning
Compressed air, while generally considered as a safe source of energy, must always be treated with caution and under no circumstances be used for any other purposes than that for which it is intended.
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
ParkerFunction
5/2
Connection Port Thread
G 1/8
Actuation Type
Pilot/Spring
Manufacturer Series
PVL
Mounting Style
Block, DIN Rail
Number of Ports
5/2
Body Material
Plastic
Maximum Flow Rate
900L/min
Minimum Operating Pressure
2bar
Maximum Operating Pressure
10bar
Maximum Operating Temperature
+60°C
Thread Size
6mm
Minimum Operating Temperature
-15°C
Thread Standard
G
Product details
PVL Manifold Valves
High Flow, compact and lightweight DIN-rail mounting, manifold valve system, 15mm pitch.
Integral 6mm Ø push-in connectors
Choice of solenoid or pilot operators
2 to 10 bar operating pressure (3 bar minimumfor spring-return operation)
DIN-rail or surface-block mounting
Warning
Compressed air, while generally considered as a safe source of energy, must always be treated with caution and under no circumstances be used for any other purposes than that for which it is intended.