Parker HB1VXBG023A Solenoid Valve 2-position 120V

Product Description

The PARKER HB1VXBG023A is a single-solenoid, 2-position directional control valve designed for pneumatic or fluid-control applications in industrial and commercial systems. In its unactuated state, the valve is normally open through ports 1 and 2, allowing flow without energizing the coil. The body is constructed from aluminum for a lightweight, corrosion-resistant profile, and the internal seals are Buna-N for compatibility with a broad range of media. The valve operates on 120 volts AC and conforms to the ISO 15407-2 standard as a valve-less-base configuration, making it compatible with modular manifold assemblies. Licensed electricians and fluid-power technicians are the typical installers for this type of valve.

This valve is suited for use in industrial automation, process control, and fluid handling systems where a normally open 2-position directional function is required. The ISO 15407-2 form factor allows integration into multi-station manifold systems. It is appropriate for applications with working pressures at or above 30 psi and operating environments that do not exceed 120 degrees F. Both OEM panel builders and field service technicians commonly specify this valve for machine and equipment builds.

Key Features

• Normally open through ports 1 and 2 in unactuated state for fail-safe flow continuity
• Single solenoid 2-position actuation on 120 volts AC
• Aluminum body construction for lightweight and corrosion resistance
• Buna-N seals for broad media compatibility
• ISO 15407-2 compliant valve-less-base design for modular manifold mounting
• Cv factor of 0.55 for controlled flow capacity sizing

Compatibility

Designed as an ISO 15407-2 valve-less-base unit for integration into compatible modular manifold systems and multi-station directional control assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fluid-power technician or licensed electrician familiar with directional control valve systems. De-energize all electrical circuits and depressurize the system fully before removing or installing the valve. Verify that supply voltage matches the 120-volt AC coil rating before making electrical connections. Consult applicable NEC guidelines and the equipment manufacturer's documentation for wiring and mounting requirements.