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BASO Gas Products G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve 1/2" NPT 3-6" WC 24V

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G96HGA-7C REVB
The BASO Gas Products G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve is a fully manufactured valve that is mainly used for purpose of controlling the gas flow used in HVAC systems. This 1/2” NPT valve is powered by 24V and has a pressure range of 3 to 6” WC, and the valve can be used in commercial and industrial heating equipment. The feature of the double solenoid improves the stability and security of the part due to the proper regulation of the gas stream. It has high mechanical strength and can, therefore, withstand harsh conditions, and its small size makes it suitable for use in existing systems.
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Specifications

  • Type: Dual Solenoid Gas Valve
  • Size: 1/2" NPT
  • Voltage: 24V
  • Pressure Range: 3 to 6" WC

Product Overview:
Provides controlled fuel delivery for gas-fired heating equipment. The BASO GAS PRODUCTS G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve regulates gas flow through the fuel supply path in response to electrical control signals from the heating system. Its dual-solenoid configuration provides controlled valve actuation, while the integrated pressure regulation supports consistent fuel delivery to the burner system. The valve's 1/2" NPT connections and 24V electrical configuration support its specified installation requirements.

Dual Solenoid Actuation:
Uses two electrically controlled solenoids to manage gas passage through the valve assembly. The solenoids respond to the heating system's electrical control sequence to open or close the internal fuel passages. This dual-actuation arrangement provides controlled gas admission during burner operation and fuel interruption when the valve is de-energized.

Safety Shut-Off:
Provides automatic interruption of gas flow when the valve's electrical control signal is removed. The valve returns to its closed state when de-energized, stopping fuel passage through the assembly. This shut-off supports controlled fuel management during standby and other conditions when burner fuel delivery is not required.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replacing the Dual Solenoid Gas Valve is appropriate if it is damaged, malfunctioning, excessively worn, or otherwise deteriorated. Verify the BASO GAS PRODUCTS part number G96HGA-7C REVB and the complete equipment model number before replacement. Replace the valve if deterioration affects solenoid actuation, fuel delivery, pressure regulation, shut-off response, or normal heating operation.

Common Signs of Wear:

  • Heating equipment fails to ignite.
  • Gas flow to the burner becomes inconsistent.
  • Solenoid response becomes intermittent.
  • Burner operation becomes unreliable.
  • Gas delivery stops unexpectedly.
  • Pressure regulation becomes unstable.
  • Valve response to control signals becomes inconsistent.

Equipment Compatibility:
The BASO GAS PRODUCTS Dual Solenoid Gas Valve is intended for equipment that specifies part number G96HGA-7C REVB. Verify the complete equipment model number, fuel type, connection size, pressure requirements, voltage, and manufacturer's parts documentation before purchasing to help confirm the correct application.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: BASO GAS PRODUCTS
Part Number: G96HGA-7C REVB
Product Type: Dual Solenoid Gas Valve

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What maintenance is required for the BASO Gas Products G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve ?

Regularly inspect wiring connections and terminals for corrosion, looseness, or heat damage and ensure proper control signal operation. Check the valve body for gas leaks and debris buildup. Clean exterior surfaces and test solenoid actuation periodically under safe conditions.

What are common issues with the BASO Gas Products G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve?

  • Solenoid coil failure or intermittent energizing.
  • Gas leakage from seals or fittings.
  • Valve sticking due to debris or contamination.
  • Inconsistent pressure regulation or failure to open or close.
  • Electrical connection faults causing non-response or erratic operation.

How does the BASO G96HGA-7C REVB Dual Solenoid Gas Valve control gas delivery?

It controls gas delivery to the burner system and provides automated fuel shut-off during the heating sequence.

How do the dual solenoids manage the valve's internal gas passages?

The two solenoids control the valve's internal gas passages, allowing fuel delivery to be managed through the electrical control sequence.

How does the G96HGA-7C REVB support burner ignition?

It permits controlled gas delivery when the heating system calls for burner operation, providing the fuel supply required for ignition.

What happens to gas delivery when the G96HGA-7C REVB is de-energized?

The valve closes its gas passages, interrupting fuel delivery to the burner system.

What issues can indicate deterioration or malfunction of the dual solenoid gas valve?

Solenoid deterioration, inconsistent valve response, mechanical wear, or pressure-regulation issues can affect gas delivery and heating operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off gas supply and control power; check zero pressure before starting.

Step 2: Remove existing old valve and clean pipe threads and mating surfaces.

Step 3: Install new valve in correct flow direction using approved gas-rated thread sealant.

Step 4: Reconnect solenoid wiring securely to labeled terminals.

Step 5: Restore gas slowly and check all joints for leaks using approved leak detection solution.

Step 6: Energize system, test both solenoids, and confirm proper ignition and safe shutdown operation.