WAIRCOM U Series 240VAC 10W

Waircom Solenoid Coil for Pneumatic Valves Description This is a high-quality solenoid coil from Waircom’s U Series, designed for the electromagnetic actuation of pneumatic valves. It provides reliable and consistent performance in a wide range of industrial applications. This component is essential for automating processes by controlling the flow of compressed air. Specifications Manufacturer: Waircom Series: U Series Operating Voltage: 240V AC Power Consumption: 10 W Electrical Connection: DIN 43650 style connector interface Duty Cycle: 100% ED Label Info CE Marked Voltage: 240VAC Power: 10W Application This solenoid coil is suitable for use on various Waircom pneumatic solenoid valves and other compatible valves requiring a 240VAC, 10W coil with a matching stem diameter. It is commonly found in manufacturing, packaging, and process automation systems. Country of Origin Manufactured by Waircom in Italy. CO2 Impact Choosing this pre-owned solenoid coil saves an estimated 4.8 kg of CO2 compared to manufacturing a new one. This is equivalent to driving a standard car for approximately 24 kilometers. Availability This item is in stock and available for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What is the connector type for this Waircom coil?This coil uses a standard DIN 43650 style interface, likely Form B based on its appearance, which is common for industrial solenoid valves. A compatible female connector is required for electrical connection. How can I verify if this coil is compatible with my existing Waircom valve?Compatibility depends on three main factors: the operating voltage (240VAC), the power rating (10W), and the physical dimensions, especially the bore diameter that fits over the valve stem. Measure your old coil’s bore and compare it with the specifications for the Waircom U Series to ensure a correct fit. What are the signs of a failing solenoid coil and how can I test this one?Signs of a failing coil include the valve not actuating, intermittent operation, or a humming/buzzing sound. You can test a coil by checking its resistance with a multimeter; an open circuit (infinite resistance) or a short circuit (zero resistance) indicates a failed coil. It should have a specific resistance value, which can be found in the manufacturer’s datasheet. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026