Parker Skinner Coil CFSB15 NEMA 1 Splice Box w/ 6" Leaded Coil 240/60, 220/50

Parker Skinner Coil CFSB15 NEMA 1 Splice Box w/ 6" Leaded Coil 240/60, 220/50

 General Description:

Coils are electrical devices that produce magnetic flux when electrical power is applied to the windings. Surrounding the coil is the metal solenoid enclosure and frame. Together with the plunger and stop, it forms the magnetic circuit that operates the valve. Without the enclosure, the magnetic circuit is not complete. Without a complete magnetic circuit, the magnetic field is reduced and valve performance suffers. Depending on the coil voltage and power rating, the pressure rating of the valve can vary.

Solenoid enclosures come in a variety of constructions offering varying levels of protection against the elements and other forces. NEMA identifies the different enclosures as “Types” and NEC sets standards for their safety and performance.

Integrated coils have an epoxy or thermoplastic "over-molding" creating a one-piece coil/enclosure for modularity and protection from the environment.

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) recommends suitable materials and components to meet each enclosure type. The enclosures listed here will only meet the applicable NEMA recommendations when properly installed and operated to NEMA specifications and in accordance with the NEC.

Electrical Characteristics:

Standard Voltages:
AC –24/60
120/60 110/50
240/60 220/50
DC –12, 24 &120
For other Voltages – Consult Factory

Coil Classification:

Class F Standard
Class H available

Agency Approvals:
Standard valves with NEMA 4X or explosion proof solenoid enclosures are UL Listed and CSA Certified.

DIN coils are UL Recognized. For additional details, consult factory. Optional coils feature ATEX and IECEx Approvals.

Ultra Low Power Coils (Coil Chart 12)

are used on valves with a unique solenoid operator designed to keep current draw to a minimum, thus achieving the extremely low power consumption of 0.6 watts with no refresh time required for subsequent energization. These valves are ideally suited for use in automated control systems, applications where minimizing energy consumption is critical or where heat rise in the coil must be kept to a minimum. Due to the low power consumption, an increased number of solenoid valves can be driven from the same power source, reducing the overall installation cost.

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