Festo 3/2 Solenoid Pilot Valve - Electrical G 3/8 CPE Series 24V dc, 163165

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RS Stock No.:
175-4575
Mfr. Part No.:
CPE24-M1H-3GL-3/8
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Function

3/2

Connection Port Thread

G 3/8

Actuation Type

Electrical

Manufacturer Series

CPE

Mounting Style

Through Hole

Solenoid Voltage

24V dc

Solenoid Fitted

Yes

Number of Ports

3/2

Body Material

Aluminium

Maximum Flow Rate

3200L/min

Solenoid Power Consumption

1.5W

Minimum Operating Pressure

2.5bar

Maximum Operating Temperature

+50°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-5°C

Thread Size

3/8in

Maximum Operating Pressure

10bar

Thread Standard

G

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
HU

Festo Solenoid Pilot Valve, IP65 Rating, 2,500L/min Maximum Flow Rate - CPE24-M1H-3GL-3/8


Take charge of your equipment's airflow with this solenoid pilot valve from Festo. Thanks to its electrical actuator, it works with remote control device signals to cut the hassle of opening up and closing off your supply. As the 24mm-wide unit handles flow rates up to 2,500L/min, it's a small package that takes on demanding pneumatic setups. You can use it with either clean or lubricated air supplies, so it's a versatile choice. Damp settings are no problem, as the aluminium housing is resistant to corrosion.

Features & Benefits


• Industry-standard G3/8 threaded ports for easy compatibility
• IP65 rating indicates protection against dust and low-pressure water jets, so it performs well in demanding environments
• NBR seals ensure connections are leak-free
• Response times between 33 and 50ms for speedy control
• Simple through-hole manifold mounting design reduces set-up time

Applications


• Food packaging equipment
• Semiconductor manufacturing
• Industrial robotics

What's the difference between a bistable and a monostable valve?


A bistable valve holds its position until it switches again, directing air for as long as you need. On the other hand, a monostable model like this unit resets to its standard position as soon as it stops receiving signals. This makes monostable valves ideal for temporary airflow.

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