SV2 Series Replacement Solenoids
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32-00038EFSP—01
WARNING
Electric Shock Hazard
Can cause serious personal injury or death.
• Disconnect power supply before beginning
installation.
• More than one disconnection can be involved.
WARNING
Explosion Hazard and Electrical Shock Hazard.
Can cause explosion, serious injury or death.
• Disconnect the power supply making wiring
connection to prevent electrical shock and
equipment damage.s
• More than one power supply disconnect can be
involved.
Replacement Solenoid Selection
The SV2 Series valves individual solenoid coils may be replaced in the field, should the necessity occur, without replacing the
entire valve.
Replacement solenoid part numbers are identified by ‘COIL’, followed by the valve body size designation and applicable voltage.
Each replacement solenoid will work on all valve intelligence levels and models as indicated in Table 1.
Replacement solenoids are sold and shipped one (1) per box.
Valve Models
Valve Intelligence
Level
1
Enclosure
Rating
Valve Sizes
Voltage / Phase
Solenoid
All:
V2F
V2A
V2V
V2P
All:
5
6
7
8
9
All:
NEMA 4 /
IP66
NEMA 1 /
IP20
A / B
¾ and 1 inch
(DN20 and DN25)
0.5-1.0 MMBTu
(150-300 kW)
at 4 in w.c. pressure drop
24VAC
50/50Hz
COILAB024V-000
100-120VAC
50/50Hz
COILAB120V-000
200-240VAC
50/50Hz
COILAB240V-000
C / D
1 ½ and 2 inch
(DN40 and DN50)
2.6-4.6 MMBTu
(750-1348 kW)
at 4 in w.c. pressure drop
24VAC
50/50Hz
COILCD024V-000
100-120VAC
50/50Hz
COILCD120V-000
200-240VAC
50/50Hz
COILCD240V-000
1.
Valve Intelligence Levels are defined as:
5 = BASIC. No Modbus or Pressure Module compatibility.
6 = STANDARD. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible, external VPS using Pressure Module
7 = ENHANCED. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible, external VPS using Pressure Module, metering (EU future release)
8 = FULL. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible, internal VPS using Pressure Module, metering (EU future release)
9 = ELITE. Includes Modbus, Pressure Module compatible, internal VPS using Pressure Module, metering, leak detection sequence (North America future release)
Table 1. Available Replacement Solenoids.
Removal of Original Solenoid
1.
Ensure that:
a. The line voltage has been removed from the valve.
b. The gas supply is turned off and that the manual safety shut-off valve(s) are closed.
c. The valve is stabilized and will not tip over or fall.
2.
Remove the valve front electrical enclosure retaining screws with the appropriate
tool to access the wiring terminals.
3.
Remove the valve rear enclosure retaining screws with the appropriate tool to
access the solenoids.
PORT I (INLET
PRESSURE)
PORT M (MID
PRESSURE)
PORT R
(REGULATOR
SERVO)
PORT M (MID
PRESSURE)
PORT O
(OUTLET
PRESSURE)
PORT R
(REGULATOR
SERVO)
MODULE
LOCATING
HOLES
MODULE
LOCATING
HOLES
PORT M (MID
PRESSURE)
PORT O
(OUTLET
PRESSURE)
PORT R
(REGULATOR
SERVO)
PORT I
(INLET
PRESSURE)
PORT M (MID
PRESSURE)
PORT R
(REGULATOR
SERVO)
MODULE
LOCATING
HOLES
MODULE
LOCATING
HOLES
M35486
Open
Closed
Self Test
Fault
LGP
HGP
Open
Closed
Reset