DIRECTIONAL SPOOL VALVE 4WE6D6X/OFEG24N6K4QSBG24W

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The Bosch Rexroth 4WE6D6X/OFEG24N6K4QSBG24W (R901412412) is a high-performance industrial hydraulic valve designed for reliable switching of oil flow direction in accordance with its D spool symbol. This direct-actuated spool valve is characterized by its size symbol D, robust construction, and solenoid actuation mechanism. It features a maximum pressure capacity, an electrical connection with a connector pole PE conforming to EN standards, and a product group ID that specifies its unique attributes. Equipped with two electromagnets, the 4WE6D6X/OFEG24N6K4QSBG24W valve can control the start, stop, and directional flow of hydraulic fluids like HL, HLP, HLPD, HVLP, HVLPD, and HFC. The unit has multiple ports for fluid transfer and offers solenoid actuation with an auxiliary manual operation option. Its design includes a connector pole PE for electrical connections and supports a supply voltage of 24 VDC. The valve's NFPA T3.5.1 R2 D05 size CETOP D connection diagram along with ISO compatibility ensures ease of integration into various hydraulic systems. It boasts a max flow capability and comes in either 3 or 4-way versions with porting patterns according to ISO standards. High-power solenoids that can be optionally rotated by 90 degrees enhance the versatility of this component. Additional features include optional spool position monitoring for precise control and CE conformity for electrical safety standards above certain voltage thresholds. The solenoid coil comes with an UR marking as per UL standard edition for added assurance in safety compliance. This Bosch Rexroth hydraulic valve is particularly suitable for applications requiring precise control over fluid direction within complex hydraulic systems while ensuring energy-efficient operation through designs like detent mechanisms that maintain spool position without continuous power supply.