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Magnatrol Solenoid Valves G131S44SC-ACTS 1 Inch Npt N/C 120V 0/180# Steam

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G131S44SC-ACTS

The Magnatrol Solenoid Valve G131S44SC-ACTS is a 1-inch normally-closed valve used to control steam flow in a variety of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. It has an easy-to-install National Pipe Thread connector and runs on a 120-volt power supply. When the valve is not powered, it remains closed in its N/C state, which stops the passage of steam. The valve opens to let steam through when it is powered. This makes it perfect for devices like autoclaves, sterilizers, humidifiers, and steam cleaning equipment that need exact control over the flow of steam. Because it is made of high-quality materials and can tolerate high temperatures and pressures, it is appropriate for tough industrial situations.

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Manufacturer Name: Magnatrol Solenoid Valves
Product Number: G131S44SC-ACTS
OEM Part Number: G131S44SC-ACTS
Product Description: 1"Npt N/C 120V 0/180# Steam
Weight:12.17lbs/5520.21g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Magnatrol Solenoid Valves G131S44SC-ACTS Solenoid Valve/Steam?

Inspect the valve body, coil, and electrical terminals regularly for overheating, corrosion, or loose connections. Ensure the valve operates smoothly through full open and close cycles without sticking. Check inlet strainers and piping for debris that could restrict flow or damage internal components.

What are common issues with the Magnatrol Solenoid Valves G131S44SC-ACTS Solenoid Valve/Steam?

  • Coil burnout due to voltage fluctuations.
  • Valve sticking caused by scale or sediment buildup.
  • Steam leakage from worn seals or seat damage.
  • Pressure rating mismatch leading to improper operation.
  • Electrical connection failure causing intermittent actuation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off steam supply and fully depressurize the line before starting.

Step 2: Confirm coil rating and system compatibility with electrical supply.

Step 3: Install valve in correct flow direction on piping using thread sealant.

Step 4: Tighten all connections securely, avoiding over-torque damage.

Step 5: Wire coil according to diagram with power isolated for safety.

Step 6: Restore pressure slowly and test for leaks and proper valve operation.