* Flow ratings are based on a pressure drop of 7 bar [100 psi] unless otherwise noted. They are for comparison
purposes only.
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XMP 06NCS06/2 Proportional Relief Valve,
Pilot Operated,
Normally Open
50 l/min
[13 US gal/min]
315 bar
[4500 psi]
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Application Notes
Application Notes
PROPORTIONAL VALVES
Proportional, or electro-proportional valves, provide infinitely variable control of flow,
pressure, or direction, in response to a electric input signal.
There are four basic types of Danfoss ICS proportional valves:
• Flow control valves.
• Pressure reducing/relieving valves.
• Pressure relief valves.
• Directional control valves
Proportional valves
PLUS+1™ COMPLIANTDanfoss ICS solenoid valves are PLUS+1™ compliant. PLUS+1 compliance means our
valves are directly compatible with the PLUS+1 machine control architecture. Adding
solenoid valves to your application using PLUS+1 GUIDE software is as easy as drag-and-drop. Software development that used to take months can now be done in just a
few hours. For more information on PLUS+1 GUIDE, visit http://powersolutions.danfoss.com/Applications/PLUS1Compliance/index.htm. The table below details available GUIDE
function blocks for controlling Danfoss ICS solenoid valves.
Danfoss ICS proportional flow control valves are 2-way, spool-type valves that are
directly operated with a proportional electromagnetic solenoid actuator. By controlling
electric current, these valves create an infinitely variable orifice.
Proportional flow control valve
These valves are designed to be used with a logic element to provide pressure
compensation. Pressure compensation provides two advantages:
1. A constant pressure differential is maintained across the proportional valve (variable
orifice), which maintains constant flow regardless of changes in operating pressure
or load.
Typical flow versus pressure drop
2. A constant pressure differential
across the proportional valve limits
with compensation
without compensation
the flow forces acting on the valve
spool. At high flow and pressure,
Flow
the electromagnetic and spring
forces can be insufficient to maintain
valve operation without pressure
compensation.
Pressure drop
Application Notes
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Typical circuits use restrictive-type or priority-type pressure compensators with
proportional flow control valves to control speed of a hydraulic motor or cylinder.
Proportional flow control valves are available with a variety of flow capabilities (variable
orifice sizes). By matching this flow capability to various pressure compensator settings,
a wide range of flow vs. current control curves can be attained.
Typical circuit using a proportional valve
OutBypassOut
Flow
InIn
Flow versus current
10.3 bar [150 psi]
6.9 bar [100 psi]
3.4 bar [50 psi]
Current
Effect of pressure compensator setting
Proportional Valves Technical Information
AB
Application Notes
Application Notes
PROPORTIONAL
PRESSURE REDUCING/
RELIEVING VALVES
Proportional pressure reducing/relieving valves are 3-way valves that provide a
controlled output pressure as a function of electric current, regardless of system pressure
or flow (within the valve’s limits). Direct acting designs are available for low-flow
applications.
• Single acting cylinder position
control, e.g. combine header height
control.
• Clutch or brake pressure control.
• Pilot signal to a directional control
valve. By slowly ramping the current
P
to the proportional valve in this
example, a soft-start and soft-stop is
attained.
Single-acting cylinder piston control
Pilot signal to directional spool valve
W
High flow proportional pressure reducing valve functions can be created by using a
proportional valve to pilot a differential sensing valve; see differential sensing valve
application notes for more information.
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P
TP
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Pressur
e
B
X
X
L1
S
L2
M2
Application Notes
PROPORTIONAL
PRESSURE RELIEF
VALVES
Proportional pressure relief valves
are 2-way valves that provide a relief
Normally closed versus normally open
proportional relief valves
pressure as a function of electric current.
Both normally-open (increasing pressure
with increasing current), and normallyclosed (decreasing pressure with
increasing current) are available.
The normally-open proportional relief
valve is a direct-acting design for low
flow applications. High flow normallyopen proportional relief valve functions
can be created by using a proportional
valve to pilot a differential sensing valve;
see differential sensing valve application notes for more information.
Normally-open proportional relief valve
P
T
Normally-Open
Normally-Closed
Current
Common applications for normally-open proportional relief valves are:
Application Notes
• Electro-proportional control of system relief pressure; see differential sensing valve
application notes for more information.
• Electro-proportional remote pressure compensator control for open circuit piston
pumps (for more information refer to BLN-10128 Series 45 Open Circuit Axial Piston
Pumps Technical Information).
Remote pressure compensator pump control
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Application Notes
Application Notes
PROPORTIONAL
PRESSURE RELIEF
VALVES
(continued)
Normally-closed proportional relief valves are available in direct-acting and pilotoperated designs. A direct-acting, normally-closed proportional relief valve is used for
low flow applications. For high flow applications, internally pilot-operated cartridges are
available.
Internally pilot-operated cartridge for high flow applications
Common applications for normally-closed proportional relief valves are:
• Electro-proportional control of
Cooling fan speed control
system relief pressure or electroproportional remote pressure
compensator control for open circuit
piston pumps as above, but where
system requirements dictate full
pressure with no electrical signal.
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
• Cooling fan speed control in
hydrostatic fan drive systems. (For
more information refer to BLN-10080
Fan Drives Systems and Components
Technical Information).
All proportional cartridge valves are
Proportional valve hysteresis
analog-type valves that control flow
or pressure as a function of electric
current. For this reason, proportional
valves should be driven with a current-
e
Direct current
PWM signal
controlled device that will maintain
constant output regardless of changes
in system voltage, line losses, or
ow or pressur
Fl
temperature. Typically available currentcontrolled valve drivers output a pulsewidth-modulated (PWM) square-wave
signal. An advantage of a PWM signal is
that the dither it provides significantly
Current
Typical performance
reduces hysteresis. Danfoss ICS recommends using a 100-200 Hz dither for best
performance.
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Proportional Valves Technical Information
Current
Application Notes
TERMS AND
DEFINITIONS
Compensator is a hydraulic component that maintains a constant pressure drop across
a fixed or variable orifice.
Current is the flow of electricity through a conductor or coil, normally measured in amps
(A). Steady-state current flow in an electrical circuit can be calculated by Ohm’s Law, as
well as voltage and resistance.
Ohm’s Law I =
V
R
Current Control is a feature of almost all valve drivers. The output of analog
proportional valves is a direct function of current. If a valve is controlled with voltage,
higher solenoid temperatures, which increase solenoid resistance, will result in lower
valve output. To compensate for this, most valve drivers are designed with current
feedback circuitry. This means that as solenoid temperature rises or as supply voltage
and voltage losses change, the current
and corresponding valve output are
maintained.
Deadband is the range from zero to the
minimum current which causes the valve
Current feedback circuit
Input
sensing
resistor
Solenoid
to respond.
Digital Proportional Valves are
extremely fast responding valves that are controlled by a precise on-off signal to
produce an average output that is a function of duty cycle.
Application Notes
Dither is a “ripple” signal sent to a solenoid to reduce hysteresis. Dither can be a sine,
square, or saw-tooth wave superimposed on a PWM signal or it can be a wave on top of
a DC signal.
Duty Cycle is the % of time the valve is on divided by total time.
Hysteresis is the difference in output for a given input, depending on whether the
input is increasing or decreasing. It is normally expressed as a % of the maximum
rated output. For example, if a 160 l/min 42 US gal/min proportional flow control valve
provides 80 l/min 21 US gal/min with 1 amp-increasing and 88 l/min 23 US gal/min at 1
amp-decreasing, the hysteresis is:
(88-80)
= 5%
160
I
is the minimum current required for valve response (see deadband).
min
I
is the current required for maximum valve output.
max
Proportional Valves are analog devices controlled by electric current which may be
direct current (DC) or a PWM signal.
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Application Notes
Application Notes
TERMS AND
DEFINITIONS
(continued)
PWM is an acronym for Pulse-Width-Modulation. Most valve drivers use a current
controlled PWM which produces an average output that is a function of duty cycle in
order to reduce valve hysteresis and to allow current control without excessive heat
generation. A typical PWM output is a square wave from 80-500 Hz.
Ramping is the application of current to a solenoid with a linear or non-linear ramp,
rather than an instantaneous step. Ramping current on and off to a proportional valve
provides actuators with soft-starts and soft-stops. Ramps can generally be set or preprogrammed into valve drivers.
Resistance is a component’s opposition to the flow of electrical current, usually
measured in ohms (Ω). Resistance depends on the conductivity of the material, as well
as size, shape, and temperature. Solenoid resistance can vary greatly with temperature;
to compensate for this, current-controlled drivers are generally always used with
proportional valves.
Threshold is the minimum current required for valve response; see deadband.
Valve Driver is a generic term for any device that sends a signal to a proportional valve.
A valve driver may range from a simple electronic circuit attached to a knob or lever up
to a microcontroller with custom software and multiple inputs and outputs.
Voltage is the potential for current to flow in an electric circuit, usually measured in
volts (V).
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NEUTRAL
58.75
126.5
185.85 from spot face
from spot face
Application Notes
MANUAL OVERIDE
MANUAL OVERIDES
OPTIONS
Danfoss ICS proportional flow control valves, where noted in the individual
catalog pages, have optional manual overrides - “SPS” and “PB” (note
that it if the valve has a manual override option, it comes standard with
a push-pin style override). The manual overrides are “safety” features for
when power is lost and the proportional valve needs to be operated. If
using the “SPS” option, the screw-style manual override can be used to
proportionally adjust the flow setting when no power is supplied to the
coil. When using the “PB” option, the push-button manual override will
push to fully open or fully close the valve, which can send full flow, or
cut-off the flow to the system. So caution must be taken when applying
in a proportional system. The “SPS” proportional control is preferred. The
manual overrides, when activated, shift the valve to its energized position.
Standard for any valve with push-pin manual
override feature, where indicated in the catalog.
PB
10, 12,
Push Button
16 Sizes
SPS
10, 12,
16 Sizes
04 and
06 Sizes
Screw Style
(Push Type
Valves)
EN
Screw style
(metric)
64.8
PULL
PUSH
52.2
10 Size
PAP
(Push and Pull)
Optional feature for any valve with push-pin manual
override.
Optional feature for any valve with push-pin manual
override. Part number for SPS Manual Override Kit is
272601688.
Optional feature for screw adjustment for
proportional valves (XMD 04 and XMP 06)
Optional feature for push and pull functionality
on the 3 position, 4-way type proportional valves
(PSV10-34-XX)
Application Notes
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S2
S1
2
1
4
3
Proportional Directional
PSV10-34-02
OPERATION
This is a proportional, non-compensated, 3 position 4 way,
directional flow control solenoid valve, with closed-center
spool.
APPLICATION NOTES
These cartridge valves are typically applied to provide bi-directional,
proportional control of hydraulic cylinders and motors where low
leakage is not required. For load-independent flow control, apply with
a pressure compensator, such as CP700-4 (see Example Circuit). Port 1
should be used as the tank port, with a maximum back-pressure of 150
bar. For applications with unequal flows, the highest flow should be
connected to Port 2.
Note: For optimal performance install with the solenoid valve below
the tank oil level in the horizontal position, reducing the chance for
trapped air in the valve.
SPECIFICATIONS
Rated Pressure*250 bar [3600 psi]
Maximum Rated Flow at 10 bar
[145 psi]
Weight including coil0.77 kg [1.7 lbs]
Hysteresis4% maximum
Threshold current0.5 A (12 VDC coil)
Maximum control current1.5 A (12 VDC coil)
DIMENSIONS
CavitySDC10-4
Standard CoilM16 26 Watt
Robust CoilR16 20 Watt
22 l/min
[6 US gal/min]
0.25 A (24 VDC coil)
0.8 A (24 VDC coil)
Robust Nut P/N 173804910
(no coil O-rings needed)
Shown with standard coils,
DIN connectors
Shown with Robust Coil
SCHEMATIC
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE
Operating curves with M16 coil and plastic nut
* Rated Pressure based on NFPA fatigue test standards (at 1 Million Cycles).
00 = No coil, with Nut
AJ = AMP Junior*
AS = AMP SuperSeal 1.5
DE = Deutsch
DN = DIN 46650*
FL = Flying Leads
*These terminations are not available
on robust coil (R12D, R24D)
B = Buna-N354001919
V = Viton354002019
00 = No Housing
L3B = AL 3/8 BSP
L4B = AL, 1/2 BSP
6S = AL #6 SAE
8S = AL, #8 SAE
Other housings available
PSV 10 - 34 - 02 - 12D
-
DE
-
22
-
PAP - B - 00
Proportional Solenoid
Valve, Non-compensated
Flow Control
No Housing
SDC10-4-L-3B
SDC10-4-L-4B
CP10-4-6S
CP10-4-8S
Manual Override:
Omit = No Override
PAP = Push and Pull Override**
**Consult Factory for Details
Proportional Directional
PSV10-34-02
DIMENSIONS
mm [in]
24mm
9-11 Nm [6-8 lbf*ft]
EXAMPLE CIRCUITS
Pressure Compensated Bi-directional Proportional Motor Control Double Acting Cylinder with Proportional Speed Control
Cross-sectional view
45-50 Nm [33-37 lbf*ft]
Coil Nut KIT P/N 17400031
COILS NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY
INSTALL O-RINGS (4) PLCS AS SHOWN
127.25
[5.01]
27mm
S1S2
[0.20]
7/8-14 UNF 2A
4
3
2
1
Ø26.5
5
62
[2.44]
[Ø1.04]
CP124-1
PSV10-34-02
CP700-4
SVP08-NO
RV08-DR
ORDERING INFORMATION
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CP124-1
PSV10-34-02
CP700-1
RV08-DR
Proportional Valves Technical Information
S2
S1
2
1
4
3
)
)
Operating curves with M19 coil and nut.
Curves made with a logic element set at 10 Ba
26 cSt [121 SUS] hyd.oil@50C [122F
Proportional Directional
PSV12-34-02
OPERATION
This is a proportional, non-compensated, 3 position 4 way, directional
Shown with Deutsch
connector
flow control solenoid valve, with closed-center spool.
APPLICATION NOTES
These cartridge valves are typically applied to provide bi-directional,
proportional control of hydraulic cylinders and motors where low
leakage is not required. For load-independent flow control, apply with
a pressure compensator, such as HLE10-OPO (see Example Circuit). Port
1 should be used as the tank port, with a maximum back-pressure of
150 bar. For applications with unequal flows, the highest flow should be
connected to Port 2.
Note: For optimal performance install with the solenoid valve below the
tank oil level in the horizontal position, reducing the chance for trapped
air in the valve.
SPECIFICATIONSSCHEMATIC
Rated Pressure*260 bar [3770 psi]
Rated Flow at 10 bar
[145 psi]
Weight including coil 1.2 kg [2.64 lbs]
Hysteresis<4%
Threshold current0.25 A (12 VDC coil)
DIMENSIONS
Maximum control
current
CavityCP12-4
Standard CoilM19 33 Watt
* Rated Pressure based on NFPA fatigue test standards (at 1 Million Cycles).
50 l/min
[13 US gal/min]
0.50 A (24 VDC coil)
1.8 A (12 VDC coil)
0.9 A (24 VDC coil)
Shown with DIN
connector
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE
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US
gal/min
18
12
6
0
l/min
(24 V)
(12 V)
60
40
20
r.
]
(50)
(30)
0.30
0.60
0.6
1.2
0.9 (A
1.8 (A
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PSV12-34-02
CP124-1
HLE10-CPC
CP200-1
Proportional Directional
PSV12-34-02
DIMENSIONS
mm [in]
EXAMPLE CIRCUITS
Pressure Compensated Bi-directional Proportional Motor Control Double Acting Cylinder with Proportional Speed Control
Cross-sectional view
ORDERING INFORMATION
CP124-1
PSV12-34-02
HLE10-OPO
CP200-1
Proportional Solenoid
Valve, Non-compensated,
Flow Control
00 = No coil, with Nut
AJ = AMP Junior
AS = AMP SuperSeal 1.5
DE = Deutsch
DN = DIN 46650
FL = Flying Leads
No Housing
CP12-4-3B
CP12-4-4B
CP12-4-8S
CP12-4-10S
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gpm
6
gpm
P
T
A
B
PDCV03-3Z11/15-12-E1-8S
ll internal seals are viton
Proportional Directional
PDCV03-3Z11
OPERATION
SPECIFICATIONS
This valve is a proportional directional control.
Rated pressure350 bar [5075 psi]
Rated flow at 10 bar
[145 psi]
30 l/min
[8 US gal/min]
Weight2.40 kg [5.29 lb]
Hysteresis6% maximum
Threshold current0.5 A (12 VDC coil)
0.25 A (24 VDC coil)
Maximum control
current
2.4 A (12 VDC coil)
1.2 A (24 VDC coil)
CavityISO D03
Standard CoilPD0340 Watt
Coil nut158-8005
SCHEMATIC
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE
154 SUS (33 cSt) hyd. oil @ 100° F (38° C)
L/min
30
8
25
7
20
5
15
4
Flow
10
3
51
0
L/min
35
9.2
30
7.9
25
6.6
20
5.3
Flow
15
4
10
2.6
51.3
0
at 10 bar [145 psi] pressure drop
e
d
o
C
C
0.4
0.81.21.622.4
Current, Amps (with 12VDC coil)
154 SUS (33 cSt) hyd. oil @ 100° F (38° C)
2
.
4
A
(
1
2
1
.
9
A
(
1
2
V
1
.
4
AV
(
1
2
bar
psi
100150200250300350
50
Loop pressure drop (P ABT)
725
1450 2176 2901 3626 4351 507
0
3
=
1
=
e
d
o
V
c
o
i
l
)
c
o
i
l
)
c
o
i
l
)
5
DIMENSIONS
mm [in]
ORDERING
INFORMATION
Cross-sectional view
Nominal flow rate
215.9
[8.50]
Subplate option
OMIT= No subplate
8S = Aluminum, #8 SAE ports
S8S =Steel, #8 SAE ports
Voltage
12 = 12 VDC
24 = 24 VDC
15 = 15 L/min [4.0 gpm]
30 = 30 L/min [7.9 gpm]
Termination
E1 = DIN 43650
E3 = Amp Jr.
E8 = Lead wires
E12= Deutsch
E14= Dual spade
Ø 45.7
[1.80]
Seal Kit
B=Buna-N158-8007
V=Viton158-8062
Note :A
Bolt Kit
#10-24 Thd.158-8064
M5 Thd.158-8026
Seal kit
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flow
P
T
A
B
318 mm
[12.52 in]
70 mm
[2.76 in]
Fl
n9
Proportional Directional
PDCV05-3Z11
OPERATION
SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS
mm [in]
This is a non-compensated proportional directional control valve.
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE
Rated pressure350 bar [5075 psi]
Rated Flow at 10 bar
[150 psi]
Weight6.60 kg [14.60 lb]
Hysteresis6% maximum
Threshold current0.2 A (12 VDC coil)
Maximum control
current
60 l/min
[16 US gal/min]
0.1 A (24 VDC coil)
1.8 A (12 VDC coil)
0.9 A (24 VDC coil)
US gal/min
20
15
10
flow
26 cSt [125 SUS] hyd.oil @ 20° C [68° F]
l/min
80
60
At 10 bar
(145 psi)
pressure drop
40
CavityISO D05
Standard CoilPD0523 Watt
15
l/min
60
20
5
0
0
SCHEMATIC
40
10
20
5
0
0
psi
50
bar
0
100
1000
Loop Pressure Drop P A BT
Cross-sectional view
flow vs current
Nominal flow=60 l/min
Nominal flow
=30 l/min
2.0
0.96 Amps
150
1.51.00.50
Current = 2.40 Amps
1.92 Amps
250
200
3000
Current, Amps (12VDC coil)
pressure drop
1.44 Amps
2000
3500
300
2.5
350
5000
ORDERING
INFORMATION
30 = 30 l/min [7.9 US gal/min]
60 = 60 l/min [15.8 US gal/min]
PDCV05-3Z11/30-12-E1
ow rate
Connector
E1 =DIN 43650
E8 =Lead wires
E10 =Deutsch on leads
Voltage
12=12 VDC
24=24 VDC
Seal kit
B=Buna N 158-8023
V=Vito
158-80
All internal seals areViton
Bolt kit
1/4-20 Thd 158-8095
M6 Thd 158-8024
4
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3 TO 2
3 TO 4
1
2
3
4
5
gal/min
0
(12 V)
(24 V)
1.5 (A)10.50
l/min
20
16
12
8
4
0.75 (A)0.50.25
0
0
Flow vs. Current
26 cSt [121 SUS] hyd.oil@50°C [122°F]
10 bar pressure drop
Pressure Compensation from Inlet to Work Port
26 cSt [121 SUS] hyd.oil@50°C [122°F]
Bar
250
l/min
12
9
6
3
20015010050
0
0
Differential pressure
3000200001000
psi
0
US
gal/min
4
3
2
1
15
0.8 A
1.0 A
3
4
1
2
S1
S2
Proportional Directional
PSV08-34-05
OPERATION
This is a proportional, non-compensated, 3 position 4 way,
directional flow control solenoid valve, with float-center spool.
APPLICATION NOTES
These cartridge valves are typically applied to provide
bi-directional, proportional control of hydraulic cylinders and
motors. In applications requiring load-holding, PO checks or
counterbalance valves can be added to provide a low leakage
solution. For load-independent flow control, apply with a
pressure compensator, such as CP700-4 (see Example Circuit).
Port 1 should be used as the tank port, with a maximum backpressure of 150 bar. For applications with unequal flows, the
highest flow should be connected to Port 2.
Note: For optimal performance install with the solenoid valve
below the tank oil level in the horizontal position, reducing the
chance for trapped air in the valve.
Shown with Standard Coils,
Deutsch connectors
SPECIFICATIONSSCHEMATIC
Rated Pressure*240 bar [3500 psi]
Maximum Rated Flow at 10 bar
[145 psi]
Weight including coil0.55 kg [1.21 lbs]
Threshold current0.5 A (12 VDC coil)
Maximum control current1.0 A (12 VDC coil)
DIMENSIONS
Cavity
Standard CoilM13 20 Watt
Robust CoilR13 16 Watt
* Rated Pressure based on NFPA fatigue test standards (at 1 Million Cycles).
THEORETICAL PERFORMANCE
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12 l/min
[3.2 US gal/min]
0.25 A (24 VDC coil)
0.5 A (24 VDC coil)
SDC08-4
Robust Nut P/N 173800539
(no coil O-rings needed)
Operating curves with M13 coil and steel nut
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PSV08-34-05-12D-DE-B-00
Coil Termination
DIMENSIONS
24 mm
RV08-DR
CP124-1
PSV08-34-05
CP700-1
CP448-1CP448-1
mm [in]
Proportional Valves Technical Information
Proportional Directional
PSV08-34-05
Cross-sectional view
19 mm
3-4 Nm [26-35 lbf*in]
Coil Nut Kit P/N 11193677
(coil o-rings included)
EXAMPLE CIRCUITS
S2
COIL NOT SHOWN FOR CALRITY
INSTALL O-RING (4) PLCS AS SHOWN
97.0
[3.82]
24-28 Nm [17-20 lbf*ft]
S1
1.5
[0.06]
PSV08-34-05
3/4-16 UNF-2A
4
53.7
[2.11]
1
3
2
Pressure Compensated Bi-directional Proportional Motor Control Double Acting Cylinder with Proportional Speed Control
CP124-1
PSV08-34-05
Ø 23.7
[Ø 0.93]
CP700-4
ORDERING INFORMATION
Proportional Solenoid Valve
08-Size, 3 position, 4 way
Coil Voltage
Description
No Coil
12 VDC
24 VDC
Description
No Coil
Flying Lead
Deutsch
AMP SuperSeal 1.5
DIN 43650
SVP08-NO
RV08-DR
Standard Coil
Code
00
12D
24D
Standard Coil
Code
00
FL
DE
AS
DN
Robust Coil
Code
R00
R12D
R24D
IP
Rating
-
IP65
IP69K
IP67
IP65
Robust Coil
Code
00
FL
DE
AS
-
IP
Rating
-
IP69K
IP69K
IP69K
-
Seals
Code
Housings
Code
Ports & Material
Cartridge only
00
4S6S#4 SAE, AL
#6 SAE, AL
S6S
#6 SAE, Steel
1/4 BSP, ALSDC08-4-L2B
L2B
S3B
3/8 BSP, SteelCP08-4-S3B
Material
B
BUNA
V
VITON
Seal kit
354003319
354003919
Body Nomenclature
No Body
CP08-4-4S
CP08-4-6S
CP08-4-S6S
BC332375973113en-000101 • February 2020
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