Pro-source 6912011035PRO Stacking Solenoid Valve 2-way

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 6912011035PRO is a 2-way, 2-position stacking solenoid valve with pilot actuation and air pilot return, designed for controlling flow in compressed air, hot water, and steam systems. The valve delivers a Cv rating of 4.5 and handles maximum working pressures up to 145 psi with a maximum working temperature of 356 degrees F. At 1.85 pounds and compact enough for manifold stacking configurations, this valve is suited for industrial and commercial fluid control panels where multiple valve assemblies share a common base. Licensed mechanical and industrial technicians handle installation in pneumatic and process piping applications.

This valve is intended for use with compressed air, hot water, and steam media in 2-way normally closed or open circuit configurations. Its pilot-operated design makes it a fit for systems where air pilot signals control downstream flow switching, commonly found in industrial automation, HVAC process controls, and steam distribution panels. The 1/2 inch inlet and 1/2 inch outlet ports match standard pipe and manifold fittings typical in light industrial and commercial mechanical systems.

Key Features

• 2-way, 2-position pilot-actuated design with air pilot return for reliable directional control
• Cv rating of 4.5 with a flow capacity of 105.95 cubic feet per minute
• Rated for up to 145 psi maximum working pressure
• Maximum working temperature of 356 degrees F — compatible with steam service
• 1/2 inch inlet and 1/2 inch outlet ports for standard pipe connections
• 110V AC coil voltage for compatibility with common control circuits

Compatibility

Designed for use with compressed air, hot water, and steam media in stacking solenoid valve manifold assemblies requiring 1/2 inch porting, 110V AC actuation, and air pilot return operation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial or mechanical technician familiar with pneumatic and fluid control systems. Depressurize and de-energize the system completely before removing or installing the valve. Verify that the supply media — air, hot water, or steam — is compatible with valve ratings before commissioning. Follow applicable mechanical and plumbing codes, and confirm pilot air supply is present and correctly regulated before testing valve actuation.