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HS7 Solenoid Valve

This flanged, heavy duty, pilot-operated, industrial refrigeration solenoid valve controls the flow of refrigerant. When electrically energized, a slight pressure difference across the valve causes it to open wide; when de-energized, a spring promptly closes the main Teflon seat to stop all flow in the arrow direction on the valve body.

The advanced design is ideal as a standard, stock, ammonia liquid line solenoid valve. While primarily for ammonia, this valve is also suitable for R22, R134a, CO2 and other approved refrigerants. Most common use is to automatically stop liquid line feed to recirculating liquid overfeed evaporators, to float switch controlled accumulators, and to thermal expansion valves; it is also suitable for hot gas defrost, and evaporator suction. (Note: for gravity liquid drain or equalization applications use low pressure drop HCK2 gas-powered suction stop valve or HS9B gas-powered solenoid valve.)

Encapsulated Hansen standard coil.

Teflon main & pilot seats.

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HS7 Rebuild Kit

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HS7 Bulletin

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HS7 3D Drawings

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Advantages

Power saving, low-wattage molded coil; Teflon seats; stainless steel trim including piston; spring-closing; double seal manual opening stem. One standard molded coil fits all Hansen valves.

Installation

Protect interior of valve from dirt during installation; normally use close-coupled inlet strainer. Allow 2.25” (57mm) above valve for coil removal, 3” (76 mm) below strainer for screen removal. Match arrow on body with system flow direction. If a pressure reversal can occur, as during hot gas defrost with liquid recirculation, use a check valve on the outlet side of the HS7. For proper flange gasket sealing, care must be taken when threading or welding to assure flanges are parallel to each other and perpendicular to pipe. Also, gaskets should be lightly oiled and all bolts must be tightened evenly.