Burkert Solenoid Valve 5282 - 134433


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Burkert Solenoid Valve G1/2'' Nc Brass Nbr 0.2-10Bar/3-145Psi 230Vac 5282 134433
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Burkert Solenoid Valve G1/2'' Nc Brass Nbr 0.2-10Bar/3-145Psi 230Vac 5282 134433
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The Burkert Type 5282 is an industrial-grade, 2/2-way solenoid valve designed for professionals requiring precise fluid control for neutral gases and liquids. It excels in environments where media may be slightly contaminated thanks to its diaphragm-sealed design, offering high reliability for long-term installations; however, users should note that the necessary DIN connector is not included in the package.
| Model Part Number | 134433 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Burkert |
No, the DIN connector required for the electrical connection is not included and must be sourced separately.
Yes, the Burkert Type 5282 range satisfies European standards for drinking water applications.
The valve is designed to operate within a pressure range of 0.2 to 10 bar.
They are used to adjust the opening and closing speed of the valve to prevent pressure surges in the system.
As a normally closed (NC) valve, it will shut immediately if the 230V AC power supply is cut.
Check that the input voltage is 230V AC, verify the coil connection, and ensure the pressure differential is at least 0.2 bar.
Adjust the integrated restrictor screws to decrease the valve's closing speed.
Check the pipe thread seal and ensure the brass housing has not been cracked by over-tightening.
To install the 134433 model, ensure the flow direction matches the arrow on the valve body. Because the unit is a 'normally closed' (NC) valve, it will remain shut until 230V AC power is supplied to the coil.
Installation steps:
For maintenance, periodically inspect the NBR seals for signs of hardening or degradation, especially if the process fluid temperatures approach the 55°C limit.