Festo 24 V dc, 42 V ac Solenoid Valve Coil

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RS Stock No.:
121-5689
Mfr. Part No.:
MSFG-24/42-50/60
Brand:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Supply Voltage

24 V dc, 42 V ac

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Replacement Solenoid Coils


Replacement solenoid coils for use with solenoid valves in pneumatic applications. They have been designed to operate in aggressive conditions and fluctuating temperatures. Replacement coils are obtainable in a range of sizes, IP ratings, temperature ratings, power levels in watts or VA and with or without a plug socket.

Festo Solenoid Coil, 24 V DC, 42 V AC - MSFG Series - MSFG-24/42-50/60


Got a faulty solenoid valve? This replacement solenoid coil from Festo will restore it to full functionality and get your pneumatic system running smoothly again. This is a robust device that's made from hardwearing Duroplast, copper and steel, with copper as the winding material. It's rated IP65 for ingress protection, so it's sealed against dust and can stand up to jets of water. Solenoid coils are commonly used in the pneumatic systems that control factory automation, as well as in other applications ranging from fairground rides to medical equipment.

Features & Benefits


• Power supply voltage of 24 V DC, 42 V AC
• Maximum operating temperature of +40˚C
• Minimum operating temperature of -5˚C
• Minimum tightening time of 10 ms
• Pull-in power of 9 VA
• Holding power of 7 VA
• Connection for a 3-pin plug

Range Information


• Festo's replacement solenoid coils are used to replace worn or broken coils in equipment
• The metal coil is tightly wrapped around a metal core
• Solenoid coils are mostly used as low-power switches to open and close a pilot valve

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