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Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 060395 2-Way N/O Solenoid Valve 7/8" Sweat

Special Price $247.11 Regular Price $274.29
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SKU
060395
The Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 060395 2-Way Normally Opened Solenoid Valve is an essential part of HVAC systems. This 7/8” SWEAT valve is easy to install and it regulates the refrigerant or other fluids in the system. In contrast to solenoid valves, it runs mechanically, reducing the likelihood of electrical failures, and improving the equipment's dependability. This also makes it easy to maintain on the operating. This valve is applied extensively in retrofit with residential and commercial air conditioners, heat pumps, and refrigeration systems, so it contributes positively to the system's performance and efficiency.
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Specifications

  • Type: Solenoid Valve
  • Connection Size: 7/8"
  • Type: Sweat
  • Auxiliary Contacts: Normally Open
  • Valve Type: 2-Way
Manufacturer Name: Emerson Flow Control (Alco)
Product Number: 060395
OEM Part Number: 060395
Product Description: 7/8"Swt 2Way No Solenoid Valve
Weight:2.42lbs/1097.69g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 060395 Solenoid Valve?

Inspect the coil and valve body regularly for debris buildup and corrosion. Clean internal components and orifice to ensure proper flow. Check electrical connections and tighten loose terminals. Ensure seals remain intact to prevent leaks.

What are common issues with the Emerson Flow Control (Alco) 060395 Solenoid Valve?

  • Coil burnout or failure.
  • Valve stuck open or closed due to debris.
  • Internal clogging affecting flow.
  • Refrigerant or fluid leakage at seals.
  • Electrical connection faults causing intermittent operation.
  • Pressure drop or inconsistent flow control.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Isolate and depressurize line, disconnect power.

Step 2: Clean and align sweat copper ends; use proper soldering technique.

Step 3: Install valve in correct flow direction arrow; secure joints.

Step 4: Solder connections avoiding overheating coil; cool before energizing.

Step 5: Restore pressure, check for leaks, test electrical operation with rated voltage.

Step 6: Verify coil orientation and mounting bracket is secure before startup.

Step 7: After installation, cycle valve several times to ensure smooth actuation.