Rexroth 4we10j 4we10j4X Directional Control Solenoid Valve

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4/3-, 4/2- or 3/2-way versionPorting pattern according to ISO 4401-05-04-0-05 andNFPA T3.5.1 R2-2002 D05High-power solenoid, optionally rotatable by 90°Electrical connection as individual or central connectionCartridge optionally equipped with PWM connector(fast switching amplifier, energy reduction)Manual override, optionalCE conformity according to the Low-Voltage Directive2014/35/EU for electrical voltages > 50 VAC or > 75 VDCSolenoid coil as approved component with UR markingaccording to UL 906, edition 1982, optionalApproval according to C22.2 No. 139-13, optional

The directional valves of type WE are solenoid-actuated directional spool valves that can be used as electro-hydraulic component. They control the start, stop and direction of a flow. The directional valves basically consist of the housing (1), one or two electronic solenoids (2), the control spool (3), and the return springs (4). In the de-energized condition, the control spool (3) is held in the central position or in the initial position by the return springs (4) (except for version "O"). If the wet-pin electronic solenoid (2) is supplied with power, the control spool (3) moves out of its rest position into the required end position. In this way, the required direction of flow according to the selected symbol is released. After the electronic solenoid (2) has been switched off, the control spool (3) is pushed back into its central position or into its initial position (except for valves with "OF" detent and valves without type "O" spring). A manual override (5) allows for the manual switching of the valve without solenoid energization. For unobjectionable functioning, the hydraulic system has to be bled properly. Without spring return "O" (only possible with symbols A, C and D) This version is a directional valve with two spool positions and two electronic solenoids without detent. The valve without spring return at the control spool (3) has no defined basic position in the de-energized condition.