What is this component of the pneumatic door used for?
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As shown in the picture, I would like to ask fellow sailors: what is this inside the red box? What is it for?
Red is the solenoid valve, green is the solenoid coil; the solenoid valve is used to switch the air path
Green represents electronically controlled solenoid valves, while red represents pneumatically controlled valves
I think the green one is just a solenoid valve. They also look very similar. And the red one is the quick exhaust valve. Actually, it still works whether it’s there or not; it’s just slower when expelling air. This type of valve generally allows fast intake of air and rapid exhaust. It belongs to the quick-cut valve.
I think the green one is just a solenoid valve. They also look very similar. And the red one is the quick exhaust valve. Actually, it still works whether it’s there or not; it’s just slower when expelling air. This type of valve generally allows fast intake of air and rapid exhaust. It belongs to the quick-cut valve. ! ! !
Red is the directional control valve, green is the solenoid valve (ASCO551/531)
The red solenoid valve controls the green directional valve to release the air source pressure
What about the wiring of the solenoid valve? Whether it’s 24 or 220V, does it need a cable?
Oh, upon closer inspection, there are wire ducts, just like those on the valve position switches……