SMC VFS2200-3FZ
SMC
VFS2200-3FZ
VFS 4/5 PORT SOLENOID VALVE with 2 position double Function
MI ITEM #02007477
MFR #VFS2200-3FZ
List Price
$100.57
/each
List Price
$100.57
/each
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SMC VFS2200-3FZ
SMC
VFS2200-3FZ
VFS 4/5 PORT SOLENOID VALVE with 2 position double Function
MI ITEM #02007477
MFR #VFS2200-3FZ
SMC VFS2200-3FZ
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SMC
VFS2200-3FZ

VFS 4/5 PORT SOLENOID VALVE with 2 position double Function
MI ITEM #02007477
MFR #VFS2200-3FZ
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List Price
$100.57
/each
List Price
$100.57
/each
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Overview

Mfr Description
VFS2200-3FZ VALVE SOL/PILOT 110VAC
  • VFS2000, body ported & base mounted valves
  • Thread type: Rc(PT)
  • Port sizes: 1/8, 1/4
  • Maximum operating pressure: 9.9kgf/cm²
  • Ambient & fluid temperature: -10 to 60°C
  • Manual override: non locking push style

Specifications

Actuation
Piloted Solenoid, Piloted Solenoid
Body Material
Aluminum
Flow Direction
4-Way
Function
2 position double
Manual Operation Type
Non-Locking Push, Non-Locking Push
Manufacturer Product Page
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Number of Ports
5, 5
Number of Positions
2
Number of Solenoids
Double
Operating Medium
Air, Inert Gas
Operating Temperature Range
14 to 140 °F, 14 to 140 °F
Overall Height
73 mm
Overall Length
165.5 mm
Overall Width
43 mm
Piping Type
Body Ported
Response Time
13 ms
Seal Material
Metal
Series
VFS
Solenoid Allowable Voltage Fluctuation
-15 to +10 %
Solenoid Coil Insulation
Class B
Solenoid Electrical Entry
Plug-in Conduit Terminal
Solenoid Power Consumption
2.1 @ 50 Hz W
Solenoid Supply Frequency
50/60 Hz
Solenoid Supply Voltage
110-120 V ac
Standards Met
ISO VG32, JIS B 8375-1981, JIS B 8375, JIS C 0920, JIS C 4003
Valve Function
Spool

Compliance & Safety Data

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LITERATURE & CATALOGS

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Static Prevention
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