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As shown in the picture, many of them have stopped working recently. These solenoid valves are located right next to the limit switches; it’s not impossible to make modifications, but it’s quite troublesome. I was wondering if Kawayu has similar solenoid valves that I could buy and install directly
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It’s better to find out the cause of the damage; addressing that cause is more important than anything else. For reference. Such a design is already quite perfect, right?
I’ve really never seen this way of installation before. But this is easy to modify. Just find an explosion-proof solenoid valve with 2 positions and 5 ways, powered by 24V. You probably put this coil in an iron box to prevent explosions. The solenoid valve is installed outside and connected to the feedback iron box using a hose.
His coil is placed in the explosion-proof box of the limit switch; it’s probably used to control the solenoid valve with the signal from the valve switch! This solenoid valve is custom-made, right? Ask the manufacturer of this limit switch – it’s strange that it was made in this way. Which workshop is it from? The packaging workshop, or the slicing workshop, with its epoxy flooring?
The People Instrument Factory has similar solenoid valves; in short, this is done simply to save money on wiring boxes.
Whatever the control, it just involves connecting two wires. You can connect it to any location using an explosion-proof hose.
Take a photo of the model on the coil and send it to the purchasing department; also take a picture to the person who sells solenoid valves – it’s a 24V two-position five-way solenoid valve