Spool pneumatic directional control valve SAFE AIR ® series
pneumatically-operatedelectrically-operated5/2-way

Spool pneumatic directional control valve - SAFE AIR ® series - METAL WORK - pneumatically-operated / electrically-operated / 5/2-way
Spool pneumatic directional control valve - SAFE AIR ® series - METAL WORK - pneumatically-operated / electrically-operated / 5/2-way
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Spool pneumatic directional control valve - SAFE AIR ® series - METAL WORK - pneumatically-operated / electrically-operated / 5/2-way - image - 5
Spool pneumatic directional control valve - SAFE AIR ® series - METAL WORK - pneumatically-operated / electrically-operated / 5/2-way - image - 6
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Characteristics

Type
spool
Actuating method
pneumatically-operated, electrically-operated
Ports/positions
5/2-way
Other characteristics
standard, for extreme conditions
Operating pressure

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Max.: 10 bar
(145.04 psi)

Flow rate

Min.: 700 l/min
(184.9 us gal/min)

Max.: 4,600 l/min
(1,215.2 us gal/min)

Description

Starting from a series of sturdy, reliable valves, such as those to ISO 5599/1, some special features have been added, such as the presence of a valve status diagnostic system and the creation of a double channel guaranteeing architecture redundancy. The simplest version features one electropneumatically-operated 5/2 monostable valve. It is common knowledge that when this type of valve is in the idle state (coil not energized), port 1 is connected to port 2, and port 4 relieves. When the valve is operated (coil energized), port 1 is connected to port 4, and port 2 relieves. When the coil is de-energized again, the valve is returned to the idle state (so port 4 relieves) by means of a spring that returns the spool to the home position. In the event of a failure, the spool may remain in the actuating position, even with coil de-energized, leaving port 4 pressurized. To offset this problem, we have added a Hall-effect sensor that reads the spool position. This means that when the valve is deactivated, the sensor is on, and when the valve is activated, the sensor is off. A status in which the sensor is off and the coil de-energized indicates a problem. This valve, which is available in 3 sizes for the ISO 5599/1 series, is a category 2 component according to ISO EN 13849 and is suitable for use in safety circuits up to PL=c

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