The Servo-Assisted Water Solenoid Valve - 3/4" is designed for controlling mains water and fluid systems, offering reliable operation in diverse applications. This mains-operated solenoid valve features a brass body and stainless steel plunger, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.

The normally closed design ensures flow is controlled until power is applied, making it suitable for automated water systems. Supplied with a 240V actuator coil and Din connector, it is easy to install and use.

This valve is WRAS approved, ensuring compliance for use with potable water. It supports test pressure PN (DIN 2401) ratings of 25 bar for 1/2" to 1" sizes and 16 bar for 1.1/4" to 2" sizes.

Designed to be mounted in an upright position, the valve operates effectively with differential pressure ranging from 0.1 to 20 bar, making it suitable for various system requirements.

The Servo-Assisted Water Solenoid Valve - 3/4" offers precise control of water and fluid systems with a brass and stainless steel construction for enhanced durability. Featuring a WRAS-approved design, it operates under differential pressures up to 20 bar and supports fluid temperatures between -10°C to 90°C, ensuring reliable performance in water, air, and inert gas applications. Ideal for automated control in mains water systems.

Alternative Options available.

Benefits

• Reliable control of mains water and fluid systems, offering automated flow control
• Brass body and stainless steel plunger ensure durability and corrosion resistance
• Operates at pressures from 0.1 to 20 bar, suitable for various applications
• WRAS approved, ensuring compliance for potable water use
• 240V actuator coil allows for easy installation and efficient operation
• Withstands fluid temperatures ranging from -10°C to 90°C
BSP Explained
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BES Ltd., British Standard Pipe Thread Identification Chart.
BSP – This is an abbreviation used for British Standard Pipe threads, and the size refers to the nominal bore (or internal diameter) of the steel pipe the thread was originally designed for, not the diameter of the actual thread. Please measure your maximum (or major) thread diameter in millimetres and use the chart below to identify the BSP size you need.
Further advice can be obtained from our Technical Team if you are still unsure.
BSP Size	Actual Diameter of Thread
1/8"	9.728 mm
1/4"	13.157 mm
3/8"	16.662 mm
1/2"	20.995 mm
3/4"	26.441 mm
1"	33.249 mm
1 1/4"	41.910 mm
1 1/2"	47.803 mm
2"	59.614 mm
2 1/2"	75.184 mm
3"	87.884 mm
The information above is provided for guidance only. The data shown represents extracts interpreted by us of the British Standards. If more clarification and accuracy is required, you should refer to the relevant British Standard.