Pro-source 6914011052PRO 5-way Solenoid Valve 110V Ac

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 6914011052PRO is a 5-way, 2-position stacking solenoid valve designed for compressed air pneumatic control systems. It uses an internal pilot actuator with solenoid return, making it suitable for automated directional control applications where reliable air distribution is required. The valve carries a Cv rating of 0.980 and operates at 110 volts AC, handling flow up to 46.52 cubic feet per minute. With a maximum working pressure of 113 psi and a maximum working temperature of 140 degrees F, it is built for demanding industrial and commercial pneumatic circuits. Licensed pneumatic system technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers.

This valve is intended for compressed air service in pneumatic directional control circuits. Its stacking design allows multiple valve units to be mounted together, which is common in manifold assemblies used in automated machinery, process control panels, and other multi-actuator pneumatic systems. The 1/4-inch inlet and 1/8-inch outlet port sizing make it appropriate for compact pneumatic control applications where space and flow requirements align with these specifications.

Key Features

• 5-way, 2-position directional control with internal pilot actuation
• Solenoid return operation for positive control in both directions
• Cv rating of 0.980 supporting flow up to 46.52 cubic feet per minute
• Rated for up to 113 psi working pressure and 140 degrees F working temperature
• Stacking design compatible with manifold-style multi-valve assemblies
• 1/4-inch inlet and 1/8-inch outlet port sizes for compact pneumatic circuits

Compatibility

Designed for compressed air pneumatic systems. Suitable for use in stacking manifold assemblies where 5-way, 2-position directional control valves with 1/4-inch inlet porting are required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic systems technician or industrial maintenance professional. Depressurize the pneumatic system fully and disconnect electrical power before removing or installing the valve. Verify that supply voltage matches the 110 volt AC coil rating before energizing. Follow applicable NFPA and local codes for pneumatic control panel wiring and compressed air system service.