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The PARKER 04F20C2114BDF is a direct-acting, normally closed solenoid valve designed for controlling flow in fluid, gas, and light-oil systems. Built with a brass body and NBR seal, it handles working pressures up to 100 psi and temperatures up to 180 degrees F. The valve accepts a wide range of supply voltages including 12Vdc, 24Vdc, 24/60Vac, 120Vdc, 120/60 to 110/50Vac, and 240/60 to 220/50Vac, making it adaptable to many control circuit configurations. A coil is included. Wattage draw is 16 watts. Licensed HVAC technicians, industrial mechanics, and plumbers install this valve in automated control systems where positive shutoff at rest is required.
This solenoid valve is suited for residential and light commercial applications involving compatible fluids, gases, and light oils. Its 1/4 inch NPT port size fits standard pipe threading found in pneumatic controls, refrigeration accessory circuits, water systems, and instrumentation lines. The normally closed design ensures flow is blocked when the coil is de-energized, providing a fail-safe shutoff. With a minimum operating pressure differential of 0 psi, the valve can open and close even under no-flow or low-pressure conditions, which broadens its range of practical applications.
Compatible with systems handling fluids, gases, and light oils. This valve carries ASCO Number 8262G208 as a reference cross. Designed as a direct-acting solenoid valve for 1/4 inch NPT pipe connections in industrial, HVAC accessory, pneumatic, and fluid control applications.
Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with the system fluid or gas being controlled. De-energize and depressurize the system fully before removing or installing the valve. Ensure supply voltage matches the coil specification before energizing. Observe all applicable local codes and standards, including NEC requirements for electrical connections to the coil.
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