Section Code 2240 : Solenoid, plastic.
Back To Directory SectionsSolenoid valve with a plastic body, EPDM membrane and plastic or stainless steel strainer. From March 2023 the product may also be supplied with a Ø 28.61mm x ¾” BSP (M) plastic adaptor. From December 2023 the product may also be supplied with a plastic filter. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 70°C.
Non-metallic materials and components comply with BS6920 at 70°C
Range of solenoid valves with a plastic body and an EPDM diaphragm. Available as either inline (126 suffix models) or 90° outlet (115 suffix models). The inlet of the existing 62.009.115 (¾” BSP (M) inlet x ⅜” BSP (M) outlet) model incorporates a plastic strainer and a plastic flow regulator. The products are also supplied with an optional stainless-steel strainer for installation on the inlet. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Maximum operating temperatures: Existing model 62.009.115: ¾” BSP (M) inlet x ⅜” BSP (M) outlet: 90°C. Models added November 2023: Cold water use only.
Plastic bodied solenoid valve available as both a latching and normally closed variant, with an EPDM diaphragm and ‘O’-rings. Maximum working pressure 6.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 65°C.
‘1175B’ range of servo-controlled normally closed (NC), normally open (NO) or latching solenoid valves with off-white nylon bodies, incorporating a NBR diaphragm with POM diaphragm inserts. For use with copper tube manufactured to EN1057 or John Guest Speedfit barrier pipe manufactured to BS7291 part 3. Maximum working pressure 10.0 bar. Cold water use only.
Range of latching and non-latching solenoid valves with a plastic body (all models, except for 07230017 & 07230018 models added September 2023) and an EPDM diaphragm. The inlet incorporates a stainless-steel strainer. Maximum working pressure 8.0 bar. Maximum operating temperature 65°C.
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