Aro/ingersoll-rand 116218-33 Solenoid Coil 120VAC Nema 4

Product Description

The ARO/INGERSOLL-RAND 116218-33 is a solenoid coil designed for use with ARO solenoid valves in industrial fluid control applications. Rated at 120 volts AC with a DIN-style connection, this coil draws 4.8 watts and carries a Class F insulation rating, allowing operation at elevated temperatures up to 311 degrees F. The NEMA 4 enclosure rating makes it suitable for environments where dust and water exposure are concerns. HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance techs, and fluid-systems specialists install this coil as a direct replacement or service component on compatible ARO valve bodies.

This solenoid coil fits into pneumatic and hydraulic valve assemblies where 120 VAC control signals are used to actuate the valve. Typical installations include compressed air systems, process fluid lines, and automated control panels in light industrial and commercial settings. The DIN connector format allows for quick, tool-free wiring connections at the coil, which simplifies installation and field replacement. The Class F insulation rating supports continuous-duty cycles in higher-ambient-temperature environments common in mechanical rooms and production facilities.

Key Features

• 120 VAC operating voltage for standard industrial control circuits
• 4.8-watt power draw minimizes load on control panel power supplies
• Class F insulation rated for continuous service up to 311 degrees F
• NEMA 4 enclosure rating provides protection against dust and water ingress
• DIN connection style allows fast wiring and field replacement without special tooling
• Designed for use with ARO solenoid valve bodies

Compatibility

Designed for use with ARO solenoid valves. Consult the ARO valve documentation or cross-reference the coil part number against your specific valve model to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or instrumentation specialist. De-energize and lock out the control circuit and depressurize the valve assembly before removing or installing the coil. Verify that the supply voltage matches the coil rating of 120 VAC before energizing. Follow applicable NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for control wiring and enclosure ratings when making field connections.