Pro-source 6914011025PRO Stacking Solenoid Valve 1/4in 110V

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 6914011025PRO is a direct-acting, 2-way, 2-position stacking solenoid valve with spring return. It controls the flow of compressed air, light oil, or water in pneumatic and fluid-control systems. The valve operates on 110 volts AC and delivers a Cv rating of 0.180 with a flow capacity of 5.30 cubic feet per minute. At 2.95 inches tall and 1.38 inches long, it is a compact inline valve suited for manifold or stacking configurations. Licensed technicians and industrial maintenance professionals install this type of valve in automation, process control, and fluid-power systems.

This valve is designed for applications requiring precise on/off flow control in pneumatic or light fluid circuits. Its spring-return actuator ensures the valve defaults to a closed position when de-energized, making it appropriate for safety-critical or fail-safe circuit designs. With a maximum working pressure of 120 psi and a maximum working temperature of 194 degrees F, it fits a broad range of light industrial and commercial applications. Compatible media include compressed air, light oil, and water, making it versatile across HVAC controls, automated equipment, and fluid-handling panels.

Key Features

• Direct-acting solenoid — no minimum operating pressure required
• Spring return ensures fail-safe closed-position default when de-energized
• Cv rating of 0.180 with 5.30 CFM flow capacity
• Rated to 120 psi maximum working pressure
• Compatible with compressed air, light oil, and water
• Compact square-body design supports stacking and manifold mounting

Compatibility

Designed for use with compressed air, light oil, and water service in pneumatic and fluid-control systems requiring a 2-way, 2-position direct-acting solenoid valve with 1/4 inch port connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or licensed fluid-power specialist. De-energize the circuit and depressurize the system completely before removing or installing the valve. Follow applicable NFPA and local codes for pneumatic and fluid-control system work. Verify media compatibility and pressure ratings before commissioning.