Parker B652BB549A Stacking Solenoid Valve 4-way 24VDC

Product Description

The PARKER B652BB549A is a stacking solenoid valve designed for directional control of pneumatic or hydraulic circuits. It operates as a double-solenoid, 4-way, 3-position valve with solenoid return on both ends, giving independent electrical control over each direction of actuator travel. The valve carries a Cv rating of 2.100 and runs on 24 volts DC. With a 3/8-inch inlet port and a maximum working pressure of 145 psi, it is sized for medium-duty industrial and commercial fluid-power applications. Licensed technicians and fluid-power specialists handle installation and commissioning of this valve type.

This valve is suited for use in stacking valve assemblies where modular directional control is required. The 3-position configuration allows a center condition that can be selected to block, exhaust, or float actuator ports depending on the manifold body design. Typical applications include pneumatic cylinder control, directional switching on automated equipment, and custom valve island assemblies. The NEMA 4 enclosure rating makes it appropriate for installations exposed to washdown or weather, common in light industrial and process environments.

Key Features

• Double solenoid actuation with solenoid return for independent bidirectional control
• 4-way, 3-position valve design with body-ported construction
• Cv rating of 2.100 for consistent flow capacity
• 24 volt DC coil voltage for compatibility with standard low-voltage control circuits
• NEMA 4 rated enclosure for protection against washdown and weather exposure
• Operating temperature range of 5 degrees F to 120 degrees F
• Maximum working pressure of 145 psi

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style stacking solenoid valve for modular pneumatic valve island and directional control manifold assemblies requiring a 4-way, 3-position double-solenoid configuration with a 3/8-inch inlet port.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fluid-power technician or industrial electrician. Depressurize the system and de-energize all control circuits before removing or installing the valve. Verify that supply voltage matches the 24 volt DC coil rating before energizing. Follow applicable NFPA and local electrical codes when wiring solenoid leads to the control panel.