Parker P2LAX591EEHDDN Solenoid Valve 2-position 1/8 in

Product Description

The PARKER P2LAX591EEHDDN is a double solenoid, 2-position directional control valve designed for pneumatic and fluid control applications. It features a valveless coil design, meaning solenoid coils are sold separately and must be ordered and installed independently. The valve body is constructed from aluminum with a Buna-N seal, and operates in a normally open state through ports 1 and 2. With a Cv factor of 0.7 and a minimum working pressure of 22 psi, this valve suits precision flow control tasks. Maximum operating temperature is 158 degrees F. Licensed tradespeople and automation technicians working with pneumatic manifold or directional control systems are the primary installers.

This valve is suited for use in pneumatic automation systems, process control lines, and fluid-handling equipment where a compact 2-position directional valve with a 1/8 inch port is required. The normally open configuration allows flow through ports 1 and 2 in the unactuated state, making it appropriate for fail-open circuit designs. Its aluminum construction keeps weight low at 0.79 pounds, and the Buna-N seal provides compatibility with a range of common pneumatic and hydraulic media. Installation is typical in industrial, commercial, and HVAC-adjacent fluid control panels.

Key Features

• Double solenoid 2-position valveless coil design — coils not included
• Normally open through ports 1 and 2 in unactuated state
• 1/8 inch port size for compact inline installation
• Aluminum body for lightweight, corrosion-resistant construction
• Buna-N seal material compatible with common pneumatic and fluid media
• Cv factor of 0.7 and minimum working pressure of 22 psi

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style directional control valve for pneumatic systems requiring a 2-position, 1/8 inch port, normally open configuration with a valveless coil interface. Solenoid coils are not included and must be sourced separately.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automation, pneumatic, or fluid control technician. Depressurize and de-energize the system fully before removing or installing any valve component. Because solenoid coils are not included, verify coil compatibility and voltage requirements before powering the valve. Follow applicable industry codes and the system manufacturer guidelines for port sealing, torque, and media compatibility.