Solenoid coils are the heart of ASCO valve operation, converting electrical energy into magnetic force to actuate the valve core. Available in AC or DC versions, various voltages, and protective housings—your coil choice determines speed, reliability, and compatibility within your specific process or environment.
ASCO Solenoid Valve Electrical Connections: Wiring Leads, DIN Connectors (SC/SD), and Junction Boxes
ASCO 238410-032-D Solenoid Coil 120VAC, High Temperature
Asco 238710-008-D Solenoid Coil
Asco 238314-006-D Replacement Coil
Asco 238714-006D Replacement Coil
Asco 099257-001D Replacement Coil
FAQ: ASCO Solenoid Coils
How do I choose between AC and DC coils?
AC coils are great for fast operation and standard power supplies, while DC coils offer quieter, smoother performance ideal for battery-powered or noise-sensitive systems.
Why is coil housing protection important?
Housings like watertight RedHat II or explosion-proof EF-series safeguard against moisture, dust, corrosive environments, and hazards—ensuring durability and safe operation.
Can I swap a coil to change valve voltage?
Yes—coils are designed to be replaceable. Just ensure the new coil matches the original voltage, frame size, and enclosure rating before installing.
How do I know which coil fits my valve?
Match the coil to your valve’s series, voltage, and frame size. Valve catalogs or ASCO part codes guide you—once matched, the coil slides right onto the valve stem.
What’s the duty cycle and temperature rating?
Most ASCO coils are rated continuous duty with insulation Class F or H, supporting ambient temperatures up to ~155 °C. Specify high-temp coils in extreme environments.
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