TS10-26B-0-N-12ER/Z PRESSURE CONT

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The Hydraforce 5124032 (5124032) is a state-of-the-art hydraulic relief valve, designed primarily for fluid power applications. Known as the TS1026X, this screw-in, cartridge-style valve operates as a pilot-operated, spool-type relief valve. Its functionality allows it to be adjusted infinitely across a prescribed range by varying the electric current input. This feature ensures that the regulated pressure is proportional to the electrical current received, providing precise control over hydraulic pressures. The operation of the TS1026X involves blocking flow from port 1 to port 2 until sufficient pressure at port 1 causes the pilot section to open, offsetting the electrically induced solenoid force. Notably, when no current is applied, the valve will relieve at approximately 100 psi (6.9 bar), making it versatile for various low-pressure applications. Moreover, this model comes equipped with both 12 and 24-volt coils as standard options, enhancing its adaptability across different electrical systems. For environments requiring robust durability against moisture and dust, optional waterproof E-Coils are available that are rated up to IP69K. This feature makes it suitable for use in conditions where exposure to water and particulate matter is significant. Additionally, it features an industry-common cavity which facilitates compatibility and interchangeability with existing systems. An optional manual override provides added operational flexibility, allowing manual operation of the valve in situations where electronic control may not be feasible or available. This enhancement adds a layer of reliability and user control that can be critical in manual or emergency operations within hydraulic systems.