Parker's NEW G7 Solenoid Valves

New G7 valves from Parker and Anderson-Bolds


Parker's new generation of G7 solenoid valves delivers the confidence to get the toughest jobs done right. And thanks to advanced Parker technologies, success has never been easier. Ensuring high performance and an optimized total cost of ownership, Parker continues to focus on Engineering Your Success.

Call Anderson-Bolds for a quote.  216-360-9800
or email at sales@anderson-bolds.com

Markets 

Commercial Equipment 

Food & Beverage 

Industrial Automation 

Oil & Gas 

Process Control 

Specifications 

• Port Sizes: 1/8" - 3/8" NPT • Pressures: Up to 2200 psi • Flows: Up to 1.06 Cv 

Benefits 

Industry-Leading Performance 

High Pressures 

High Flows 

High Temperatures 

Corrosion Resistant 

Environmentally Resistant 

Premium Construction 

• 303 Stainless Steel • Lead-Free Brass* • IP67, Thermal Shock-Resistant Solenoid Coil • Engineered for Long Life • Proven Gold Ring™ and Skinner® Fundamentals 

Ease of Doing Business 

• 24-Hour Express Ship Program • Innovative Parker Tracking System (PTS) • Easy-Install Conduit Solenoid Coil • Simplified Installation and Service • Durable Laser-Marked Identification • Domestic Manufacturing and Support 

2-Way Normally Closed, Direct Acting - Stainless Steel  AC voltage

2-Way Normally Closed, Direct Acting - Stainless Steel  DC Voltage

2-Way Normally Closed, Direct Acting - Brass AC Voltage

2-Way Normally Closed, Direct Acting - Brass DC Voltage

2-Way Normally Open PIBOS*, Direct Acting - Stainless Steel 

* PIBOS (Pressure In Body, Out Sleeve): An economical approach to 2-Way Normally Open valves. 

   Pressure enters body, exits through sleeve on top of valve. 

PARKER G7 available COILS are :

C7F 120/60 with 1/2 NPT conduit, IP67, Nema 6

C7G 240/60 with 1/2 NPT conduit, IP67, Nema 6

C7E  24/60 with 1/2 NPT conduit, IP67, Nema 6

D7F 120/60  DIN Style, IP65, Nema 4X

D7G 240/60 DIN Style, IP65, Nema 4X

D7E  24/60  DIN Style, IP65, Nema 4X

B7F 120/60 with simple 18 inch leads, IP67, Nema 6

B7G 240/60 with simple 18 inch leads, IP67, Nema 6

B7E  24/60 with simple 18 inch leads, IP67, Nema 6

C7A  12VDC with 1/2 NPT conduit, IP67, Nema 6

C7B  24VDC with 1/2 NPT conduit, IP67, Nema 6

D7A  12VDC DIN Style, IP65, Nema 4X

D7B  24VDC DIN Style, IP65, Nema 4X

B7A  12VDC with simple 18 inch leads, IP67, Nema 6

B7B  24VDC with simple 18 inch leads, IP67, Nema 6

STAINLESS STEEL BASE VALVE PART NUMBERS ARE:

                         AC VOLTS    DC VOLTS

20CC02GV7   750 PSI          500 PSI

20CC02PV7    375 PSI          145 PSI

20CC02QV7    230 PSI          85 PSI

20CC04GP7    750 PSI          500 PSI

20CC04LV7     550 PSI          260 PSI

20CC04PV7    375  PSI          145 PSI

20CC04QV7    230 PSI            85 PSI

20CC04TV7     110 PSI            40 PSI

20CC041V7     40 PSI              20 PSI

BRASS BASE VALVE PART NUMBERS ARE:

20LC02PN7     375 PSI          145 PSI

20LC02QN7     230 PSI          85 PSI

20LC04GN7     750 PSI          500 PSI

20LC04PN7      375 PSI          145 PSI

20LC04QN7      230 PSI          85 PSI

20LC04TN7      110 PSI            40 PSI

 20LC041V7       40 PSI              20 PSI

Call Anderson-Bolds for a quote.  216-360-9800

ANDERSON-BOLDS 

BEACHWOOD, OHIO

www.anderson-bolds.com

UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supply

Green… Green… Green, today that seems to be a constant mantra that we are hearing from various sectors such as Government, Construction, and Consumers. Being Green is not an exotic disease that leaves your complexion looking like a Martian. Rather being Green is about conserving our valuable resources. Our resources are being depleted at a rate that some say will cause us to run out of resources very soon. I don’t know that I would be like Chicken Little running around screaming that the sky is falling, but we do need to take heed to the problems that do exist, and do what we can to conserve the resources we still have.

This brings me to my subject, Efficiency in UPS Systems. As I look through the trade magazines I have noticed that more and more is being talked about having Data Centers and other areas of Critical Power Back Up systems to become more efficient. UPS systems are found in most business’ today whether they be large or small. They are needed to protect the critical power required for Computers, Emergency Lighting Systems, Laboratory Equipment and more. All are using electrical energy to provide an uninterruptible source of power to these critical systems.

In case you haven’t heard, our electrical power generation facilities are being stretched to capacity. Then on top of that we have a Congress that would like to institute a program called Cap and Trade into law. The effect of this will be less energy production and higher prices for what energy we can get. All these possible new regulations and current production capabilities mandates that we need to become more Energy Efficient, this is a must for all of us. Most UPS manufacturers are promoting that their units are energy efficient, but when we begin to compare them side by side you will notice that some do not meet the mark. In the past some have purchased their UPS systems based on Name Brand Recognition alone, this may not be the best approach if you are really interested in getting the best efficiency and performance from a UPS system. Just because a company is large and well known does not mean they have the best equipment. Also saving a buck in the purchase price may end up taking a big bit out of your wallet when paying for wasted electricity for years down the road. Remember the efficiency of the system is what will ultimately save you on your energy bill for back up power, and again in the cost of cooling and cooling capacity, because efficiency means less heat being generated. Also check the output power factor of a UPS unit. This will be the key factor in knowing how much real power (kW) you will have available for your equipment, because you don’t want to be doing this again in a year or so when up grading your servers or add other equipment. The Input Power Factor is extremely important if you are being billed from your utility a power factor penalty charge. Check out the Harmonic feed back level because this can cause problems with other equipment up stream from the UPS. All of these factors will also play a part in Generator selection.

When selecting a UPS you must first know what power requirements you need for today and tomorrow. What amount of floor space will you be willing to allocate for this equipment. How much Back UP Time will be required because this will dictate the battery requirements and additional space for their placement. Think about peripheral equipment such as Maintenance Bypass Switches, Transformers, Surge Suppression Devices, Power Distribution Units, UPS Management Software, Tie-Cabinets (Parallel Systems), and Air Conditioning.


UPS units come in many different sizes and typology. The most popular systems are True On Line Systems or Duel Conversion systems. These will provide you with the best protection and power conditioning for your equipment.

We have many different brands for you to choose from depending on your application requirements. If you want the best system for your application give us a call and we can help you identify your systems requirements and select the best UPS for the job. We deal in UPS systems daily as well as power related problems, and we are familiar with the changes that are occurring in the industry. Call Syd Orr at Anderson Bolds today for more information.

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