Coil Chart

The below quick selection chart enables matching our coils to solenoid valves easier. Click on the model coil to take you to its detailed information.

Part No To Suit Valve Current Insulation Dimensions (mm) Din Plug Standard
AC VA DC WATTS S H W D
SC-A1-* A69/A610/A611/ NAMUR 6 5 Class F 9.0 29.4 22.0 28.4 DIN 43650-B
SC-F1-* Series-B45 8.0 5.5 Class F 10.2 31.0 22.0 27.7 DIN 43650-B
SC-A2-* B25/B26/B27/B28
S25/S26/P45		 10 10 Class F 13.0 36.9 35.0 44.8 DIN 43650-A
SC-C1-*

B55-2/S55-2
B75-2-3~2-5
B56
S56

 15 14 Class H 13.2 37.7 37.7 46.4 DIN 43650-A
SC-C2-* B55-3-4 ~9-50
S55-3-4~9-50
B76-4-15~9-50
B75H/ B75HH
B55H/S55H
B56D		 24.4 24 Class H 16.1 40.6 42.1 56.0 DIN 43650-A
SC-H1-* B75-2-3~2-5 9.3 8.4 Class H 13.2 39.5   41.7 N/A
SC-H2-* B75-4-15F~9-50F
S75-4-15F~9-50F
S75T		 33 25 Class H 16.0 42.3   50.0 N/A
SC-C3F-* B55H/S55H 20 33 Class F 16.3 42.8   52.8 N/A
SC-N12-*

B35/B35M
S35
ES58

 11 15 Class H 12.0 40.4 35.6 47.2 DIN 43650-A
SC-N13-* B36 (up to 1” old style) 11 15 Class H 13.2 40.4 35.8 47.2 DIN 43650-A
SC-N14-*

S36
A67
ES55D (1/4")
S27/S28
B36 up to 1"
ES55D/ES57
W35/W36 (up to 1")

 20 21 Class H 14.4 40.4 35.8 47.2 DIN 43650-A
SC-N14.5-* B36 (above 1”)
W35/W36 (above 1")		 20 18 Class H 14.5 40.4 53 47.2 DIN 43650-A
SC-N16-* B75-4-15~9-50
S75-4-15~9-50		 20 18 Class H 16.1 41 43 53 DIN 43650-A
SC-E16-* ES55-3-16~6-25
P55
SS75-4-15~9-50		 26 18 Class H 16.2 38.9 38.6 53.8 DIN 43650-A
SC-E20-* ES55-7-35~9-50 28.0 30.0 Class H 20.0 55.6   63.3 DIN 43650-A
SC-CRD-* CRD-4-4.5 22 20 Class F 14.7 42.2 30 38.4 DIN 43650-A
SC-E16H-* ES56 45 30 Class H 16 39 45 62 DIN 43650-A

Notes for Power Supply Selection

Coil inrush and how many coils are activating at any one time need to be considered when sizing the power supply. As a general rule of thumb, an extra 30% to 50% of the rated coil power can be added to allow for coil inrush. 

Insulation & Heat Dissipation

  • Class F is encapsulated Nylon coil. Class H is encapsulated Phenolic coil (types H1 and H2 are open wound (not encapsulated)).
  • Consider the environment (see IP ratings). If the environment is higher than the IP rating of the coil takes measures to protect (ie shelter from the rain or heavy hosing).
  • Note that the coil must still be able to vent the excess heat (do not lag or place coil in a sealed housing without ventilation. This will cause the coil to heat stress and fail).
  • Coils can tolerate higher than rated ambient temperatures when energized for short periods of time. This time varies depending on the coil wattage, ambient and media temperatures.
  • Use the Power Saving plug (see website) to reduce the operating heat in process coils (only available in 240v Ac and 24v DC) that are energised for long periods of time in high ambient temperature applications.
  • Other considerations are Power, Media temperature and AC ripple in DC power supplies (they should be regulated and smoothed DC supply). Also the valve elastomer selected for specific chemical and media applications must be taken into consideration if operating in a high ambient environment.
  • Another consideration type H1 and H2 coils are open wound (IP54) and have the ability to dissipate heat quicker than the encapsulated coils (IP65) even though they are all Class H rated. Their lower IP rating must be taken into account.
  • Coils used in Process Systems valves are designed and tested for continuous service 100% duty cycle (ED100%). 
  • They all meet the IEC 216 thermal endurance specifications when factory tested. Specific field applications are outside of our control and the site engineer must test to suit the environment.
Coil Insulation Class Max Operating Temperature Max Ambient Temperature
F 155°C 50°C
H encapsulated 180°C 50°C
H open wound 180°C 75°C