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3Solenoid Valves for Refrigeration System

3Solenoid Valves for Refrigeration System photo-1
US$ 5 - 30 MOQ: 10 Pieces
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Place of Origin:
China
Brand Name:
MELUCK
Model Number:
HV
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Port of Shipment:
shanghai
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Place of Origin China
Brand Name MELUCK
Model Number HV
Type Other, solenoid valve
Application Other, temperature control
Certification CE

 

 

 solenoid valve for para refrigeracion  

 

 

 · Model HV solenoid valve is aone-step on/off or two-step on/off solenoid valve, which is applicable to one-way flow.
· Model HV solenoid valve is used on the piping of liquid, suction gas or hot air on the freezing, cold storage and air conditioner units.
· For Model CV one-way valve, both threaded and welded connections are available.
· Model HV solenoid valve could be supplied with coils of varied voltage and the valve body is universal.
· Model HV solenoid valve could be supplied in assembly or in separate components, that is, the valve body and the coil could be supplied separately.

 

Features:

· Only NC valve is available.
· Flare connection is up to 3/4 in.
· Coils of various power supply are available for choice.
· Welded connection is up to 1-5/8 in.
· For 9W solenoid, MOPD is up to 3.0 MPa.
· For clamping type solenoid valve, it is simple and just need one screwdriver in installation.
· It is suitable to various application in freezing, cold storage and air conditioner units.
· The sealed coil has a long service life and could be used in adverse circumstances.

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Business Type
Manufacturer
Year Established
2003
Factory Size
Above 100,000 square meters
Total Employees
501 - 1000 People

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