Parker 04F20O2118ACF Solenoid Valve 1/4 in Npt Normally Open

Product Description

The PARKER 04F20O2118ACF is a direct-acting, normally open solenoid valve rated for use with fluids, gases, and light oils across a wide range of AC and DC voltages. The valve features a 1/4 inch NPT port, a brass body, and an NBR seal, making it suitable for general-purpose fluid and gas control in industrial and mechanical systems. It ships with a coil included and carries CSA, UL, and NEMA 4X certifications. Maximum working pressure is 30 psi, and the Cv factor is 0.9600. Licensed technicians and mechanical contractors install this valve as part of automated flow control systems.

This valve is well suited for light industrial, commercial HVAC, and process control applications where a normally open, direct-acting solenoid is required. Compatible media include fluids, gases, and light oils. The multi-voltage coil design accommodates 12Vdc, 24Vdc, 120Vdc, 24/60Vac, 120/60 to 110/50Vac, and 240/60 to 220/50Vac power sources, providing flexibility across different control circuit configurations. The 1/4 inch NPT thread standard makes it straightforward to integrate into standard pipe assemblies.

Key Features

• Direct-acting, normally open configuration with zero minimum operating pressure differential
• 1/4 inch NPT port for standard pipe thread connections
• Brass body with NBR seal suitable for fluids, gases, and light oils
• Multi-voltage compatibility: 12Vdc, 24Vdc, 120Vdc, 24/60Vac, 120/60 to 110/50Vac, and 240/60 to 220/50Vac
• CSA Certified, UL Listed, and NEMA 4X rated
• 11-watt coil included; operates up to 180 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-acting solenoid valve replacement for systems using 1/4 inch NPT connections and requiring normally open operation with fluid, gas, or light oil media. ASCO reference number 8262G265 is noted in the supplier data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber, pipefitter, or qualified mechanical technician. Shut off all fluid or gas supply and de-energize the control circuit before servicing or replacing the valve. Verify that the supply voltage matches one of the rated coil voltages before energizing. Ensure all pipe connections are properly sealed and tightened per applicable local plumbing and mechanical codes before returning the system to service.