ASCO 8210G002, 24 VDC, 11.6 W Solenoid Valve: Coil Ratings, Service Conditions and Replacement Selection
ASCO 8210G002 is a two-way solenoid valve designation in the Series 210 range. This product page is for the requested 24 VDC, 11.6 W configuration. The full coil suffix and valve code must be checked against the equipment nameplate because the same base designation is available with different voltage, wattage, frequency and coil options.
In a control circuit, the electrical coil actuates the valve mechanism while the valve body and internal trim determine how the process medium is admitted or stopped. The 24 VDC supply and 11.6 W rating are important electrical matching points, but they do not identify every mechanical or wetted-part detail. Review the full valve and coil markings together before specifying a replacement.
| Exact requested model | ASCO 8210G002, 24 VDC, 11.6 W |
| Product family | ASCO Series 210 |
| Valve function | Two-way solenoid valve; confirm the selected variant's normal position |
| Coil supply | 24 VDC |
| Coil rating | 11.6 W |
| Connection and body | Confirm port size, thread, body material and seal from the complete code |
The Series 210 range is intended for industrial fluid and pneumatic control duties. Selection depends on the actual fluid, minimum and maximum differential pressure, flow requirement, temperature, port connection, seal compatibility and coil characteristics. A matching voltage alone does not establish that a replacement valve is suitable.
For a new installation, check the available supply at the coil terminals under operating conditions, not only the nominal panel voltage. Confirm whether the circuit switches DC directly, whether suppression components are fitted, and whether the connector and enclosure suit the installation environment. These checks help avoid nuisance operation, overheating, leakage or premature coil failure.
For maintenance teams, establish a baseline by recording the full nameplate code, the medium, normal and peak pressure, cycle frequency and observed operating symptoms. If the valve is slow, noisy or fails to shift, assess the electrical command and coil condition as well as pressure differential, contamination and downstream restriction. Isolate and depressurize the system in accordance with site procedures before inspection.
Checks before ordering
- Compare the complete valve and coil code with the installed nameplate.
- Confirm 24 VDC supply, coil wattage, connector and any required coil class.
- State the medium, operating pressure range, differential pressure and temperature.
- Verify port thread, flow capacity, valve action, body material and seal material.
- Provide quantity, destination and required delivery date for the quotation.
For replacement work, send a clear image of the valve label and coil markings. Do not substitute an AC coil, another wattage, or a visually similar 8210 valve without checking the exact order code and service limits.
