Festo 230 V ac Solenoid Coil Solenoid Valve Coil

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RS Stock No.:
181-6468
Distrelec Article No.:
301-69-036
Mfr. Part No.:
MSFW-230-50/60
Manufacturer:
Festo
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Brand

Festo

Supply Voltage

230 V ac

Product Type

Solenoid Coil Solenoid Valve Coil

Standards/Approvals

to EU directive low-voltage devices

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Festo Solenoid Coil, 230V AC, 3 Pin - MSFW-230-50/60


This solenoid coil from Festo is an essential component in electro-pneumatic systems. Consisting of a wind of wire wrapped around a metal core, this device is used to create motion. It does this by establishing an electromagnetic field around a piston that causes it to shift forward or backwards. Duroplast housing material provides reliable insulation and protection from electric shock. You'll find units like this one commonly used alongside direct-acting or pilot-operated pneumatic valves to control cylinders. You can also use it as a relay in automobile ignition systems.

• Supply voltage of 230V or heavy-duty industrial applications

• Copper winding material for high electrical conductivity

• Simple plug vane electrical connection eliminates the need for complex tools

• Can be assembled in any position for flexibility

• Low power consumption of 7VA for energy efficiency

Applications


• Automatic door-locking devices

• Medical equipment

• Robotics and automation systems

How can I tell if a solenoid coil needs to be replaced?


You can carry out a simple test using a multimeter. Set your multimeter on Ohms (resistance) and set it on 2kOhms if it's not automatic. Place the probes on the two solenoid coil pins and check the reading on the multimeter. A reading of zero means your coil is shorted and should be replaced.

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