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The PARKER H36VXBG0B9D is a 5/3-way pneumatic solenoid valve configured in a center exhaust open unactuated state with BSPP thread connections. It is built with an aluminum body and nitrile seals, making it suited for general-purpose pneumatic control circuits operating in industrial environments. The valve runs on 24 volts DC and carries a Cv factor of 5.0 for reliable flow capacity. Rated to IP65, it resists dust ingress and low-pressure water jets. Licensed HVAC and mechanical technicians, as well as industrial automation professionals, typically install this valve in pneumatic directional control applications.
The H36VXBG0B9D is designed for pneumatic systems requiring a center exhaust open neutral position, which vents actuator ports to exhaust when the valve is de-energized. This configuration is common in double-acting cylinder circuits where controlled deceleration or load holding at mid-stroke is not required. BSPP manifold and subbase port compatibility, along with ISO 1179 conformance, makes it a straightforward fit in manifold-mounted pneumatic assemblies. The operating temperature range spans 5 degrees F to 120 degrees F, covering most indoor and light industrial installation environments. The valve is cCSAus approved for use in applicable North American applications.
Designed for use with BSPP manifold and subbase assemblies meeting ISO 1179 specifications in pneumatic directional control applications.
Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial mechanic or automation technician familiar with pneumatic directional control systems. De-energize and depressurize the pneumatic circuit fully before removing or installing the valve. Verify that the supply voltage matches the 24 volts DC coil rating before energizing. BSPP port connections require proper thread sealant compatible with pneumatic service — do not use PTFE tape on BSPP parallel threads; use a compliant liquid or paste thread sealant per manufacturer guidelines.
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