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ASCO 222345-009D Solenoid Valve Coil, 120V 60 Hz HB, Yellow Leads, Unused

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$189.99
SKU:
000052723011U23StoreMulti
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Product Overview

ASCO Molded Solenoid Coil 222345-009D, Marked 120/60 HB and 100/50

Condition

Unused new old stock. It does not come in an ASCO box. The ASCO Solenoid Valve Coil Data sheet, Form V-5192 AR4, is included. Markings legible on the coil: 222345-009D, 100/50, 120/60 HB, 100/60 HT, MP-C-077, with an ASCO date wheel reading 89 90 91.

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Product Overview

ASCO's 222345-009D is a molded replacement coil for an ASCO solenoid valve, marked for 120 volts at 60 Hz in HB service and for 100 volts at 50 Hz. It fits over the valve's solenoid core tube, and its two lead wires connect to the control circuit. Replacing a coil this way puts a valve back in service without opening the line.

Key Features

  • Coil number 222345-009D molded on the body
  • Marked 120/60 HB, 100/50 and 100/60 HT
  • Black molded coil with a center bore
  • Two yellow lead wires with stripped ends
  • ASCO coil data sheet Form V-5192 AR4 included

Applications

  • Replacing a failed coil on an ASCO solenoid valve while the valve body stays piped in place
  • Keeping a matched spare in the maintenance crib for a valve that cannot be down long

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the valve included?

Not included. This is the coil only.

What voltage is it for?

It is marked 120/60 HB, which is 120 volts at 60 Hz, and also 100/50 and 100/60 HT.

Is any paperwork included?

Yes. ASCO's Solenoid Valve Coil Data sheet, Form V-5192 AR4, with coil ratings and replacement instructions.

How do I know it matches the coil I am replacing?

Read the number molded on the old coil. This one reads 222345-009D with 120/60 HB, and a match on both means the same coil. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

A solenoid valve is a coil and a plunger arguing over a spring, and when the valve stops clicking, the coil is the first place to look. If the old one says 222345-009D, the answer is right here.

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