ElektrogasGas Valves
Elektrogas Solenoid valve EVRM NA 1/0T threaded D1/2" 600 Mbar
Elektrogas EVRM-NA is a normally open solenoid safety valve for gas applications with manual reset, rated to 600 mbar and kvs 16. Energized at 230V or 110V (50/60Hz), it connects via Rp 1/2″ thread and suits…
SKU 3G-CBM-02908
Also listed as: ELK 20002 · ELK-20002
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Elektrogas Products
3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore
Product Description
Elektrogas EVRM-NA is a normally open solenoid safety valve for gas applications with manual reset, rated to 600 mbar and kvs 16. Energized at 230V or 110V (50/60Hz), it connects via Rp 1/2″ thread and suits industrial gas control systems requiring ATEX compliance.
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Common applications for ElektrogasIndustrial steam and hot-water boiler gas trains — VMR slow-opening solenoid valves on modulating burners
Commercial kitchen and bakery gas-fired ovens — VML magnetic valves for appliance-level safety shut-off
Process-industry gas supply skids — VMH high-pressure variants rated to 6 bar for elevated-pressure networks
Burner OEM gas-train assemblies — multibloc combined-function units reducing commissioning and leak paths
Retrofit drop-in replacements for existing Elektrogas VMR valves on installed burner racks
Elektrogas Products
3G Electric supplies Elektrogas gas valves. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
