Festo 5/2 Monostable Solenoid Valve - Electrical VSVA Series, 546702

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RS Stock No.:
202-1527
Mfr. Part No.:
VSVA-B-M52-MH-A1-1C1
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Function

5/2 Monostable

Actuation Type

Electrical

Manufacturer Series

VSVA

Mounting Style

Sub Base

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Festo 5/2 Monostable Solenoid Valve, 3 to 10 Bar, 1100L/min Flow Rate - VSVA-B-M52-MH-A1-1C1


Regulate the flow rates of air, gas and liquids in your pneumatic systems with this monostable solenoid valve from Festo. The 5-port, 2-way unit is externally piloted to provide constant pressure, making it suitable for vacuum applications with air pressures as low as 3 bar. Electrical actuation varying between 25 and 56 milliseconds guarantees fast response times to prevent operational interference and productivity downtimes. An integrated LED display lets you can detect and rectify problems simply and quickly.

• HNBR (hydrogenated nitrile butadiene rubber) and nitrile butadiene rubber soft seals prevent leaks for effective flow control
• Compact component weighing 180g for easy installation in confined spaces
• Pushing manual override option helps with setting up and testing

Applications


• Laboratory equipment
• Food and beverage production
• Process automation
• Conveyor and packaging technology

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


Monostable solenoid valves have one normal position and changing this position requires a voltage supply to the coil. Bistable valves have two coils in normal states and position changes require pulses to the corresponding coils.

Can I use this solenoid valve with applications that vibrate while running?


Yes. This Festo monostable solenoid valve has passed testing to ensure it can withstand jolts and vibrations.

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