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AirTAC 7V220 · Solenoid Valve

Airtac 7V Solenoid Valve 7V22008B050

Genuine AirTAC solenoid valve, order code 7V22008B050 from the 7V220 range. The options this code selects are decoded below; series data follow the official AirTAC catalog.

  • PortPT1/4
  • Coil voltageDC24V (B)
  • Lead wireLead 0.5 m (050)
  • Function5/2-way double solenoid (double solenoid with memory)
  • PortsPT1/4, Ø8 mm push-in (J08), Ø10 mm push-in (J10)
  • Exhaust portsPT1/8 on the PT1/4 version
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About the Airtac 7V Solenoid Valve 7V22008B050

With a DC24V coil and a 0.5 m lead, the AirTAC 7V22008B050 is a 5/2-way double-solenoid valve with PT1/4 supply and outlet ports with PT1/8 exhausts. A pulse on either coil shifts the spool and it stays there until the other coil is pulsed, so it keeps its position through a power cut. The catalog flow on PT1/4 is 14.7 mm2 (Cv 0.87). The DC24V coil (code B) draws 0.7 W, is class F and dust-protected, responds in 0.05 s or less and plugs in horizontally or vertically; the 050 code gives a 0.5 m lead.

It is pilot operated from 0.15 to 0.8 MPa (21-114 psi) on air filtered to 40 um, proof pressure 1.2 MPa, -10 to +50 C, at up to 5 cycles/s, and weighs 135 g. The die-cast aluminum-alloy body collects the pilot exhaust and vents it through the R and S ports. No lubrication is needed; once lubricated air is used, keep using it with ISO VG32 oil.

Airtac 7V Solenoid Valve 7V22008B050 Technical Specifications

Order code7V22008B050
ProductSolenoid Valve
PortPT1/4
Coil voltageDC24V (B)
Lead wireLead 0.5 m (050)
Function5/2-way double solenoid (double solenoid with memory)
PortsPT1/4, Ø8 mm push-in (J08), Ø10 mm push-in (J10)
Exhaust portsPT1/8 on the PT1/4 version
Effective area14.7 mm² (Cv 0.87) on PT1/4
Weight135 g
Max frequency5 cycles/s
FluidAir (filtered by 40 µm element)
PilotInternal
Operating pressure0.15 – 0.8 MPa (21 – 114 psi)
Proof pressure1.2 MPa (175 psi)
Temperature-10 to +50 °C
Coil powerAC 1.1 VA · DC 0.7 W
Voltage toleranceAC +15% / -10%, DC ±10%
InsulationClass F, dust-protected
BodyAluminum alloy
LubricationNot required

Source: AirTAC catalog P80, 7V series specifications and ordering code. Effective area is the catalog figure for the PT1/4 port.

How to choose

Within the 7V220, AC220V, AC110V and DC12V coils replace the B with A/C/F; 7V22008B200 has the 2.0 m lead; the other ports of this body are Dia 8 mm push-in (7V220J08B050) and Dia 10 mm push-in (7V220J10B050). The same body comes as 7V210, 7V230C, 7V230E and 7V230P: 10 single solenoid, 20 double solenoid, 30C/30E/30P the 5/3-way centers. PT threads are standard; G (BSPP) and NPT are marked G and T at the end of the code. Several 7V200 valves can share a 7V200M manifold base of 1 to 20 stations.

Applications

sync

Holds position on power loss

A pulse from a 24 V DC PLC output switches the cylinder and the valve keeps that position until the other coil is pulsed.

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Machine pneumatics

Cv 0.87 on PT1/4 suits medium cylinders.

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DC24V control circuits

The DC24V coil connects to a 24 V DC PLC output; the 0.5 m lead plugs into the coil terminal.

FAQ

What are the key figures of the 7V22008B050?

5/2-way double-solenoid valve, 7V200 series; PT1/4 ports; catalog flow 14.7 mm2 (Cv 0.87); 0.15-0.8 MPa (21-114 psi), proof 1.2 MPa; -10 to +50 C; up to 5 cycles/s; DC24V coil, 0.7 W, class F; 0.5 m lead; response 0.05 s or less; 135 g.

What does the 7V22008B050 do with the coils off?

A pulse on either coil shifts the spool and it stays there until the other coil is pulsed, so it keeps its position through a power cut.