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The Burkert 6013 Solenoid Valve is a direct-acting, 2/2-way valve designed for automated fluid control. It's ideal for industrial applications requiring reliable on/off functionality without a minimum operating pressure. A key benefit is its direct operation, ensuring consistent performance across various pressure conditions. However, note that a DIN connector is not included and must be sourced separately.
| Model Part Number | 296548 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Burkert |
The Kv-value is 0.23 m³/h, which translates to approximately 3.83 liters per minute for water at a pressure drop of 1 bar.
No, this is a direct-acting solenoid valve, meaning it does not require a minimum differential pressure to operate.
This valve uses NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber) seals.
The maximum media temperature for this valve is 80 °C (176 °F). It is not suitable for high-temperature applications.
No, the DIN connector is not included and must be purchased separately.
The coil operates on 230 V AC.
NBR seals offer good resistance to oils, but may not be suitable for aggressive chemicals, strong acids, or certain solvents. Always check material compatibility for your specific application.
Check if the correct voltage (230 V AC) is applied to the coil via the DIN connector. Ensure the DIN connector is properly seated and wired. Verify that the pressure differential across the valve is within the operational range (0-5 bar) and that the orifice is not blocked.
Inspect the valve for internal debris or damage that may prevent proper seating. Ensure there is no residual pressure holding the valve open. Check for leaks in the system that might mimic continuous flow.
The NBR seal may be damaged or worn. Inspect the seal for debris or signs of wear. If damaged, the seal or the entire valve may need replacement. Ensure the valve is not subjected to pressures or temperatures outside its specifications.
Check for unstable power supply or voltage fluctuations. Ensure electrical connections are secure. Foreign particles in the fluid can cause intermittent blockage; consider flushing the line or installing a filter.
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