Solenoid Coils

Solenoid Coils are electromechanical components that convert electrical energy into linear mechanical motion. When energized, the coil generates a magnetic field that actuates a plunger or armature, creating a controlled movement. They are widely used in valves, actuators, relays, locks, and automation systems, where precise on/off control is required.

Solenoid coils are designed to operate under AC or DC voltages, with optimized winding resistance and inductance to balance response time, power consumption, and thermal performance. Their construction typically includes copper or aluminum wire windings, a magnetic core, and insulation materials rated for high temperatures. Coils can be encapsulated in epoxy, thermoplastic, or metallic housings for enhanced durability, protection, and environmental resistance.

Solenoid Coils – Technical Specification

CategorySpecification
General DescriptionElectromagnetic coil producing magnetic force to actuate plungers/armatures in valves, actuators, and relays.
Standards & ComplianceIEC 60204 (Electrical Equipment Safety), IEC 60085 (Insulation), CE / UL certified
Operating VoltageAC: 12 V / 24 V / 110 V / 230 V / 415 V
DC: 12 V / 24 V / 48 V / 110 V / 220 V
Frequency (AC Coils)50 Hz / 60 Hz
Power ConsumptionTypically 5 W – 100 W (depending on size and duty)
Duty Cycle100% ED (continuous) or Intermittent (10–50% ED)
Insulation ClassClass F (155°C) / Class H (180°C)
Coil ResistanceDesigned as per rated voltage (varies with design)
Response Time10 – 200 ms (application dependent)
Enclosure / HousingEpoxy molded, thermoplastic, or metallic casing
Connection TypeFlying leads, DIN connector, terminal block, or plug-in type
CoolingNatural air convection
Ingress ProtectionIP00 (open type), IP20, IP40, IP65, IP67 (encapsulated versions)
Environmental LimitsTemperature: –25 °C to +55 °C
Humidity: ≤ 95% RH (non-condensing)
Applications– Hydraulic & pneumatic valve actuation
– Locking/unlocking systems
– Relays & contactors
– Automotive actuators
– Industrial automation & robotics
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