
The AirTAC Airtac 3V100 Solenoid Valve 3V110M5NCAI is a genuine 3-port 2-position (3/2) solenoid valve with M5 ports. A 3/2 valve either feeds its outlet or vents it to exhaust, so it suits single-acting cylinders, air blow, clamping, vacuum switching and pilot duty. We stock this code and confirm its published figures from the datasheet on request.
The I at the end of 3V110M5NCAI changes how the valve is wired, not how it valves. This is still a 3-port, 2-position (3/2) solenoid valve - supply, outlet and exhaust, feeding or venting a single outlet - with a normally closed rest state, an M5 port and an AC220V coil. What the flying-lead entry adds is a pre-wired tail: the coil arrives with its own lead-out wires, so the panel builder terminates them directly into the control circuit instead of seating a plug on a DIN socket.
It is a genuine AirTAC part, and the family around it is wide: normally open as well as normally closed, five coil voltages, DIN plug as well as flying lead, and 3V100M manifold bases that carry several valves off one air feed. Figures that belong in a datasheet - pressure, flow, coil power - are not stated here; ask, and we will confirm them from the manufacturer's documentation.
| Model | Airtac 3V100 Solenoid Valve 3V110M5NCAI |
|---|---|
| Series | 3V110 |
| Valve type | 3/2-way (3-port, 2-position) |
| Initial state | Normally closed |
| Port size | M5 |
| Thread | PT |
| Coil voltage | AC220V |
|---|---|
| Electrical entry | Flying lead (lead-out wire type) |
| Coil power | Confirm from the datasheet — ask us |
| Operating pressure | Confirm from the datasheet — ask us |
| Flow coefficient | Confirm from the datasheet — ask us |
| Temperature | Confirm from the datasheet — ask us |
| Protection | Confirm from the datasheet — ask us |
| 3V110 | Body. |
|---|---|
| M5 | Port size. M5, 06 = 1/8 in, 08 = 1/4 in, 10 = 3/8 in. |
| NC | Normally closed: no air at the outlet until the coil is energised. |
| AC220V | Coil voltage. A = AC220V, B = DC24V, C = AC110V, E = AC24V, F = DC12V. |
| I | Electrical entry: I = flying lead, otherwise a DIN plug. |
| PT | Port thread. PT ships from stock; G and NPT are available to order. |
A 3/2 valve has three ports — supply, outlet and exhaust — and two states. It either feeds the outlet or vents it to exhaust, and that is the whole job.
That makes it the right valve for a single-acting (spring-return) cylinder, on/off air blow, a clamp, switching a vacuum generator or suction cup, and piloting a larger valve.
It cannot run a double-acting cylinder. A double-acting cylinder needs air alternately on two sides, which takes a 5-port valve — the AirTAC 4V series.
Raise and lower a single-acting stopper that holds small totes at a pick station, venting the cylinder each time the station goes idle.
Switch the latch or gate that lets product pass between packaging stations, with the vent port releasing the actuator when the batch ends.
Generate the small pilot flow that shifts a larger directional valve mounted beside it, keeping the panel's air logic compact and M5-connected.
Choose flying lead over a DIN plug when the valve sits in a tight space, inside a machine cavity or on a moving carriage, where a plug and its socket would add bulk or work loose. Choose DIN when you want a plug-in coil you can swap in seconds. Both entries exist across the family, along with every coil voltage from DC12V to AC220V.
The NC state means no air at the outlet until the coil is energised, and the vent port exhausts it when the coil drops - the usual choice for fail-safe circuits. Port is M5, the family's smallest, best matched to small spring-return cylinders and pilot lines. On sizing we have to be straight with you: flow data for the 3V1 family is not something we hold, so let us check the datasheet against your actuator before you commit. Where published flow and coil power matter today, the AirTAC 3V2 and 3V3 bodies are the documented route; for a double-acting cylinder, go to the 5-port AirTAC 4V series.
Confirm before you order
From the code alone we can give you the function (3/2, normally closed), the M5 port, the AC220V coil and the flying-lead entry. Pressure range, flow and coil power come from the AirTAC datasheet - send an RFQ and we will confirm them. Need numbers published on the page itself? The AirTAC 3V2 and 3V3 series carry flow and coil power in their documentation.
The I code means this valve reaches the panel on pre-wired lead-out wires, which helps in cramped or vibrating mounting spots. If you would rather unplug the coil for quick changes, order the same valve without the I for the DIN plug version. The wiring choice does not change the valving: it still feeds or vents one outlet, so double-acting cylinders need a 4V 5-port valve.
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