SV10-47B-0-N-12DRZ SOLENOID VALVE

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The Hydraforce SV10-47B-0-N-12DRZ (5028267) is a solenoid-operated, 4-port, 3-position, direct acting spool type screw-in hydraulic cartridge valve designed for versatile fluid control in hydraulic systems. This model allows for selective flow direction based on its energized state; when de-energized, it connects all ports, while energizing coil 1 or coil 2 changes the flow paths as specified. It features continuous-duty rated solenoids and a hardened precision spool and cage that enhance its durability and lifespan. The valve offers optional coil voltages and terminations, along with manual override capabilities. The SV10-47B-0-N-12DRZ is engineered for efficiency with its wet-armature construction and can have all ports fully pressurized without risk. Its cartridges are voltage interchangeable which provides flexibility across different systems. The unit's design is compact with a unitized, molded coil construction that fits industry common cavity VC104. Notably robust, this valve can operate within a pressure rating of up to 250 bar (3625 psi), with proof pressure at 344 bar (5000 psi) and burst pressure reaching up to 779 bar (11,300 psi). Temperature versatility is also a key feature; it operates efficiently within fluid temperatures ranging from -40°C to +100°C with Buna N seals and can handle even broader ranges with other seal types. This valve supports mineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluids within a viscosity range of 7.4 to 420 cSt and adheres to maximum operating contamination levels as per ISO standards. This model is particularly suitable for applications requiring reliable flow direction control in hydraulic systems across various environmental conditions and operational demands.