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Solenoid Valve Stainless Steel Normally Open 110V 3/8" FNPT

Product Code SV38-110-YCD

$106.60

Industrial Solenoid Valve

Stainless Steel Normally Open Solenoid Valve 110V 3/8" FNPT

Direct-lift diaphragm valve for low-pressure water systems requiring fail-open operation
304 Stainless Steel Normally Open 3/8" FNPT 140 PSI Max

This normally open solenoid valve is built for low-pressure applications where fail-safe open operation is critical. Direct-lift diaphragm construction allows the valve to open from zero pressure, making it suitable for gravity-fed systems, drain lines, and emergency shutoff applications where loss of power must default to open flow.

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical Details

Voltage 120V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power Draw 30 VA / 33W / 0.3 Amps
Port Size 3/8" Female NPT
Maximum Pressure 140 PSI (10 bar)
Maximum Temperature 150°C (302°F)
Valve Type Normally Open (NC with power applied)
Diaphragm Material BUNA-N (Nitrile)
Body Construction 304 Stainless Steel
Internal Components Stainless Steel 304 (armature tube, plunger, stop, springs)
Operation Direct-lift diaphragm, opens from zero pressure
COMPATIBILITY

Application Guide

This normally open solenoid valve is designed for RO system drain lines, low-pressure feed systems, fail-safe shutoff applications, and any installation requiring open flow during power loss. The 304 stainless steel body and BUNA-N diaphragm handle potable water, brackish water, and most non-corrosive fluids up to 150°C. The 3/8" FNPT port threads into standard pipe fittings and connects to tubing via threaded adapters. Direct-lift design operates reliably from zero pressure, making it ideal for gravity-fed tanks and atmospheric drain applications where standard pilot-operated valves fail to function.



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