Series 20 Model MLVN23 (FIXED POLARITY) CLASS I DIV II - Piped Exhaust


3-Way Normally Closed Valve (Piped Exhaust)


3-Way Fixed Polarity Class I Div II Magnet Latching Valve — Piped Exhaust - The N20 Latching Valves are CSA listed and certified for non-incendive Hazardous Location Class 1, Div 2, Groups A, B, C and D; T6 temperature rating. This type of valve is often used in remote areas where continuous power may not be available or with battery-powered portable equipment where power capacity is limited. It is also valuable in equipment where coil heating, due to continuous application of power, is undesirable. Air, water and other fluids are compatible with standard Buna seals. Hot water, steam, gasoline, oils, some hydraulic fluids, and many other media require other seal materials.

Common Black wire set to Neutral (-) a. Pulse Yellow lead to Positive (+) to latch   b. Pulse Blue lead to Positive (+) to un-latch  

Common Black wire set to Positive (+) a. Pulse Yellow lead to Neutral (-) to un-latch   b. Pulse Blue lead to Neutral (-) to latch  

Valve specifications — Series 20 Model MLVN23 (FIXED POLARITY) CLASS I DIV II - Piped Exhaust
MAX. OPER.
PRESS. DIFF.
ORIFICE SIZEORIFICE SIZECV FACTORVALVE NUMBER DIN COIL
(3 TERMINALS WITH GROUND)
  
DCN.C.N.O.N.C.N.O.1/8 NPT PORTS1/4 NPT PORTS  
         
3651/323/64.024.052N23GH7X4LM-∆N23GH9Z4LM-∆  
3851/321/32.024.024N23GG7X4LM-∆N23GG9Z4LM-∆  
1503/641/16.052.095N23HJ7X4LM-∆N23HJ9Z4LM-∆  
1001/161/16.095.095N23JJ7X4LM-∆N23JJ9Z4LM-∆  
1001/163/32.095.156N23JK7X4LM-∆N23JK9Z4LM-∆  
653/323/32.214.156N23KK7X4LM-∆N23KK9Z4LM-∆  
401/83/32.404.156N23NK7X4LM-∆N23NK9Z4LM-∆  

Ordering Information:

Seal Material: Replace ∆ with desired code - Blank = Nitrile (Buna) S = Low Temp Buna. N = FKM* E = Neoprene A = EPDM

When ordering valves or repair packs add voltage and frequency to complete valve number. for examples: valve (N23JJ7D3LM 12/DC) repair pack (KN23JJ3L DC)

Operating Conditions

Media
Air, water, and other fluids are compatible with standard Buna seals. Hot water, steam, gasoline, and many oils require other seal materials. (Series 20 pressure ratings may change due to the viscosity of the liquid.)*
Valve Temperature Range
Standard Valves – 0°F (-18°C) to 104°F (40°C) ambient; 0°F (-18°C) to 150°F (65°C) media.
Maximum Operating Pressure Differentials
See table above.
Burst Pressure
5,000 PSI
Leakage
Bubble tight for standard valves.
Vacuum
To 5 Microns*

Electrical Characteristics

Coil Voltage
6, 9, 12, 24/DC
Nominal Power
8.0 Watts
Coil Construction
Molded Class B with three - 24” leadwires
Typical Response Time on Air
Approximate 50 millisecond pulse to energize and de-energize.
Operating Speed
Up to 600 CPM
Duty Cycle
Continuous

Mechanical Characteristics

Body
Stainless Steel
Internal Components
Stainless Steel
Elastomers
Nitrile (Buna) standard. FKM, EPDM, Neoprene and Low Temp Nitrile (Buna) are available.*
Orifice Diameter
See table above.
Porting
1/8” or 1/4” NPT
Life Expectancy
Millions of cycles, depending on application, lubrication, etc.
Valve Weight
1.2 lb average
Repair Packs
See table above.
Options
Alternate Port Locations, Metering and Alternate Elastomers, Female DIN Style Connector Part Numbers DIN COIL (2 TERMINALS W/GROUND) #20-198 & DIN COIL (3 TERMINALS W/GROUND) #20-19102. Consult representative or factory for more options & specifications.
Certification
North American
Nomenclature, all valve series except 58

Cv Flow Formulae

PeterPaul has created this page for you so you can calculate the flow or Cv (flow coefficient) to make the relationship visible between the pressure drop (the difference in pressure between two points of a liquid/gas carrying network) and the flow rate.

The use of this flow coefficient (Cv) calculator offers a standard calculation to compare valve capacities and sizing for a wide range of applications. The type and sizing of a valve or regulator can have a large impact on the performance of the assembly for transferring gas or liquids in the system.

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Liquid Flow

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