Parker Hannifin GP207-120/240V Solenoid Valve 1/4" 120/240V

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Parker Solenoid Valve
Max Temp 225F/107C, 1-150 Psi.
[ Water ] [ Size 1/4" ] [ Nc ] [ 120/240 V ]
[ Width 1-3/4" ] [ Brand Parker ] [ Mfg# Gp207 ]
For Coil Use # 51-1205
For Repair Kit Use # 51-1194

Description

The Parker Hannifin GP207-120/240V Solenoid Valve 1/4" is an electrically-operated part that is used to regulate the flow of a liquid or gas in an appliance or system. It uses 120/240V of power and opens or closes in response to an electrical signal from the control system. The valve is commonly fitted in a commercial kitchens or industrial equipment, where it controls supply lines as a normal operation. It works as a checkpoint, that assists in the secure and stable operation of the system.

More Information:

  • PARKER HANNIFIN:GP207-120/240V

Step1: Turn off the power and depressurize the system to ensure safety.

Step2: Verify valve orientation matches flow direction markings.

Step3: Mount the valve securely using the provided fittings or brackets.

Step4: Connect the electrical wiring to the terminals.

Step5: Slowly restore system pressure and check for leaks.

Step6: Test operation by activating the solenoid, listen for proper clicking.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Parker Hannifin GP207-120/240V Solenoid Valve?

    Regularly inspect the valve for debris, corrosion, or leakage. Clean the internal components carefully, and ensure electrical connections are secure. Proper maintenance ensures accurate operation, prevents malfunctions, and maintains secure fluid control under varying pressures.

  • What are common issues with the Parker Hannifin GP207-120/240V Solenoid Valve?

    • Valve sticking or failing to actuate.
    • Leaks around seals or connections.
    • Electrical coil burnout or short circuits.
    • Inconsistent flow or pressure control.