Airtac 4V210-08F DC12V Solenoid Valve | 5/2 Way | Low Power Consumption

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1. Core Advantages

The Airtac 4V210-08F DC12V solenoid valve is a pneumatic solution tailored for mobile and battery-powered systems. As a low-voltage DC solenoid valve, the DC12V version has extremely low power consumption, maximizing energy savings and extending battery life. Its excellent stability and compact design make it an ideal choice for vehicle-mounted, outdoor, or portable equipment.

2. Product Features

Ultra-Low Power Consumption Design: A specially optimized coil structure ensures efficient operation at 12V DC, significantly reducing energy consumption.
Ideal for Mobile Applications: It's a standard component for mobile pneumatic systems, vehicle-mounted equipment (like bus door controls), and solar-powered systems.
Low Heat & High Safety: Operating on low-voltage DC power generates almost no heat and completely eliminates the risk of electric shock, ensuring the safety of both the equipment and the operator.

3. Technical Specifications

Parameter	Technical Specification
Model	4V210-08-F
Standard Voltage	DC12V
Voltage Range	±10%
Power Consumption	3.0W
Working Pressure	0.15~0.8 MPa
Operating Temperature	-5~50℃
Protection Class	IP65
Orifice Size	16 mm²
Port Size	P/A/B: 1/4"; R/S: 1/8"

Note: For detailed dimension drawings and technical manuals, please contact customer service or download them from our official website.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the advantages of the DC12V version?

The DC12V version's ultra-low power consumption makes it an ideal choice for battery-powered or vehicle-mounted systems. Its low-voltage operation greatly saves energy, extends battery life, and offers high safety with minimal heat generation.

2. What types of equipment are DC12V solenoid valves typically used in?

Due to their low power consumption and voltage characteristics, the DC12V version is widely used in vehicle-mounted systems (such as bus and coach door controls), mobile pneumatic devices, and automation equipment powered by solar or batteries.