Parker 3H4C80 Solenoid Coil 24V Class H Nema 4X

Product Description

The PARKER 3H4C80 is a 24-volt DC solenoid coil designed for use with Parker Skinner Gold Ring Series solenoid valves. Rated at 11.5 watts and built to Class H insulation standards, this coil is engineered for reliable electromagnetic actuation in demanding service environments. The NEMA 4X enclosure rating means the coil is watertight and corrosion-resistant, making it suitable for wet, washdown, or outdoor installations. The coil ships with an 18-inch lead length, providing adequate wire run for panel connections in typical valve installations. Licensed HVAC, plumbing, and industrial service technicians use this coil as a direct replacement or service component on Parker Skinner valve assemblies.

This solenoid coil is appropriate for residential and commercial applications where Parker Skinner Gold Ring Series valves control fluid or gas flow. Typical install scenarios include chilled water systems, process fluid control, refrigeration, and steam or compressed air lines where a watertight, Class H-rated coil is required. The NEMA 4X rating makes it a strong fit for outdoor mechanical rooms, food-service environments, or any location subject to moisture exposure. Always verify valve body compatibility with the Gold Ring Series designation before ordering.

Key Features

• 24-volt DC operation at 11.5 watts for efficient, low-energy actuation
• Class H insulation rating supports higher ambient and coil operating temperatures
• NEMA 4X enclosure provides watertight and corrosion-resistant protection
• 18-inch coil lead length allows flexible panel and conduit routing
• Designed specifically for Parker Skinner Gold Ring Series solenoid valves

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker Skinner Gold Ring Series solenoid valves as stated by the manufacturer. Verify the valve body model and coil voltage requirements before installation to ensure proper fit and function.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with solenoid valve systems and applicable electrical codes. De-energize the circuit and isolate the fluid system before removing or replacing the coil. Ensure the supply voltage matches the coil rating of 24 volts DC before energizing. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring and conduit connections in wet or outdoor locations.