Red Hat 238214-032-D Drain Trap 120V 60Hz 6.1W 18 In Leads
Solenoid valve coil operates on 110V or 120V at 60Hz with 6.1W power and 18-inch leads for hazardous locations
- Product typeDrain Components
- Hazardous-location rated coil enclosure protects critical installations
- Class F insulation withstands elevated operating temperatures
- 18-inch leads simplify wiring in tight spaces
- Dual 110V/120V rating suits standard North American power
- Low 6.1-watt draw reduces energy consumption
Hazardous-location solenoid coil
This Red Hat 238214-032-D coil operates at 120 VAC, 60 Hz and draws 6.1 W. It is built for hazardous-location enclosures without a junction box and carries Class F insulation. Eighteen-inch leads provide the electrical connection.
Installers needing a direct-wire hazardous-area coil
Suits maintenance teams replacing a coil on an existing ASCO valve where a junction box is absent and Class F insulation is required. Not for installers who need a coil with integrated junction box, different voltage, or a plug-in connector.
120 VAC 60 Hz 6.1 W rating
The coil must match the valve's nameplate voltage, frequency and power draw; a mismatch will prevent actuation or damage the winding. Verify the 110 V / 120 V dual rating aligns with the supply before ordering.
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- Price $285.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Red Hat |
| Model name | 238214-032-D* |
| Product type | Drain Components |
Questions about this item
What solenoid valve body does the 238214-032-D coil fit?
This coil is designed for ASCO solenoid valves that accept a Class F insulated coil with 18-inch leads; confirm your valve model matches the coil voltage and enclosure requirements.
Can I run the 120 V 60 Hz coil on a 110 V supply?
The coil is rated for both 110 V and 120 V at 60 Hz, so it will operate on a 110 V supply within the specified voltage range.
How do I verify the coil is energised after wiring the 18-inch leads?
With 110–120 VAC applied, listen for the valve actuation click and measure approximately 6.1 W input power to confirm the coil is functioning correctly.
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