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Catalog HY15-3502/US N.O. Proportional Flow Control Valve
Technical Information Series DF122N
CV
General Description
Normally Open Proportional Flow Control Valve.
For additional information see Technical Tips
Valves
Check
SH on pages PV1-PV6.
Features
Shuttle
Valves
LM • On-off type solenoids
• Low hysteresis
• PWM signal preferred
• Manual override standard (2)
Load/Motor
Controls
FC • All external parts zinc plated
(1) Out
(2)
Flow
Controls
PC
In
(1)
Controls
Pressure
LE Specifications Performance Curves
Rated Flow 53 LPM (14 GPM) Pressure Drop vs. Flow @ No Current
PSI Bar Hydraulic Oil 150 SSU @ 100°F (32 cSt)
Valve Fully Open 300 20.7
Elements
Logic
Maximum Inlet 210 Bar (3000 PSI)
DC Pressure 200 13.8
Hysteresis 4% Pressure Drop ( P)
@ 200 Hz PWM 100 6.9
Controls
Directional
Frequency 100 - 400 Hz (200 Hz Preferred)
MV
Maximum Control 12 VDC 24VDC 0
LPM 19 38 57 76
Current 2.45A 1.23A GPM 0 5 10 15 20
Flow (Q)
Cartridge Material All parts steel. All operating
parts hardened steel. Flow vs. Inlet Pressure @ No Current
Valves
Manual
SV GPM LPM Hydraulic Oil 150 SSU @ 100°F (32 cSt)
Operating Temp. -40°C to +93.3°C (Nitrile) 30 114
Range/Seals (-40°F to +200°F)
-31.7°C to +121.1°C (Fluorocarbon) 20 76
(-25°F to +250°F)
Solenoid
Valves
PV Fluid Mineral-based or synthetic with Flow (Q)
Compatibility/ lubricating properties at viscosities 10 38
Viscosity of 45 to 2000 SSU (6 to 420 cSt)
0
Filtration ISO Code 16/13, Bar 69 138 207
Valves
Proportional
SAE Class 4 or better PSI 0 1000 2000 3000
CE Inlet Pressure
Approx. Weight .32 kg (0.7 lbs.)
Flow vs. Input Signal (Current)
Cavity C12-2 GPM LPM Hydraulic Oil 150 SSU @ 100°F (32 cSt)
15 57
(See BC Section for more details)
Coils &
Electronics
BC Form Tool Rougher None
Finisher NFT12-2F 10 38
Note: 4.1 Bar (60psi) is required at port 1 to fully return Manual Flow (Q)
override. 5 19
Bodies &
Cavities
TD
0
25 50 75 100
0
Percent of Maximum Control Current
Technical
Data
PV49 Parker Hannifin Corporation
Hydraulic Cartridge Systems