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What is the direction of this solenoid valve?

2021-01-13View Original

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I would like to ask about this SMC three-way solenoid valve, VX3134M-01N-5G1-B: from which direction does the flow enter? The three directions are marked as CO, NO, and C
Reply #22021-01-13
COM, common terminal: NO when powered on, NC when powered on; ON when powered on
Reply #32021-01-16
This is the most commonly used method. Blow from above and below, and check where the air comes out. For things on many imported devices that you don’t understand, just give them a blow.
Reply #42021-01-17
For a direct-acting solenoid valve, just blow on it and you’ll know. Port COM: common port, air supply. Port NO: normally open; closed when powered on. Port NC: normally closed; open when powered on
Reply #52021-01-20
I’ve learned it.* I see this often; I didn’t understand why not connect everything to the air circuit, but now I get it

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