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The PARKER H32VXBG023D is a 4-way, 2-position solenoid valve designed for pneumatic control applications. In its unactuated state, the valve is normally open through ports 1 and 2, providing a defined default flow path when the coil is de-energized. The valve body is constructed from aluminum for a balance of strength and weight, and the internal seals are Nitrile, suitable for use with air and many common pneumatic media. The coil operates at 120 volts AC. With a Cv factor of 6.0 in the normally closed state, this valve handles moderate flow rates and is sized for industrial and commercial pneumatic circuits. Licensed pneumatic technicians and automation specialists are the primary installers.
This valve is suited for pneumatic directional control applications in industrial, commercial, and process environments. The 4-way, 2-position configuration makes it a standard choice for actuating double-acting cylinders, shifting pneumatic actuators, or controlling air-powered tools and equipment where a single solenoid provides two distinct flow states. The normally open through ports 1 and 2 default state ensures a predictable fail-safe condition when power is removed, which is a common requirement in safety-sensitive automated systems.
Designed as an OEM-style directional control solenoid valve for pneumatic systems requiring a 4-way, 2-position, normally open configuration operating at 120 volts AC.
Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic technician or automation professional familiar with directional control valves. De-energize and fully depressurize the pneumatic circuit before removing or installing the valve. Verify that supply voltage matches the 120 volts AC coil rating before energizing. Follow applicable local codes and the equipment manufacturer guidelines for manifold mounting, port connections, and coil wiring.
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