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CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 Solenoid Cartridge Valve

The CHAR-LYNN Solenoid Valve: Screw-In (MPN 565548, model SV2-10) is a four-way, two-position, normally closed solenoid cartridge valve constructed from steel with a Nitrile seal. It features a C-10-4 cavity and is…

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CHAR-LYNN
Item
SV2-10 Solenoid Cartridge Valve
Part Number
565548
Category
Solenoid Cartridge Valves
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Also known as:565548CHAR-LYNN
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Manufacturer Part Number
565548
Type
Two Positions, Normally Closed, Four-Way, Electrical, Nitrile

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Product Description

The CHAR-LYNN Solenoid Valve: Screw-In (MPN 565548, model SV2-10) is a four-way, two-position, normally closed solenoid cartridge valve constructed from steel with a Nitrile seal. It features a C-10-4 cavity and is designed for screw-in installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 solenoid valve used for?

The CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 (MPN 565548) is a four-way, two-position, normally closed solenoid cartridge valve used to control hydraulic flow direction in industrial machinery. It is commonly applied in mobile equipment, material handling, and power transmission systems where reliable electrical actuation is required.

What are the specifications of the CHAR-LYNN 565548 solenoid valve?

The CHAR-LYNN 565548 (model SV2-10) is a screw-in solenoid valve with a steel body and Nitrile seals. It is a four-way, two-position, normally closed design with a C-10-4 cavity. The valve is electrically actuated and suitable for hydraulic systems requiring directional control.

Where to buy the CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 solenoid valve worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 (MPN 565548) solenoid valve to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this four-way, normally closed cartridge valve.

How to install a CHAR-LYNN screw-in solenoid valve?

Install the CHAR-LYNN SV2-10 by screwing it into a compatible C-10-4 cavity with the correct torque. Ensure the Nitrile seals are lubricated and free of debris. Verify electrical connections match the coil voltage rating. Always consult the manufacturer's installation guide for specific torque and flow direction requirements.

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Common applications for CHAR-LYNN
Agricultural equipment — CHAR-LYNN S Series motor (e.g., 103-1005) for auger and conveyor drives
Material handling — CHAR-LYNN H Series motor (e.g., 101-1002) for winch and lift applications
Construction machinery — CHAR-LYNN S Series motor (e.g., 103-1016) for low-speed, high-torque track drives
Food processing — CHAR-LYNN H Series motor (e.g., 101-1027) for mixer and pump drives
Marine equipment — CHAR-LYNN S Series motor (e.g., 103-1034) for deck winches and steering systems
Industrial automation — CHAR-LYNN H Series motor (e.g., 101-1018-009) for rotary positioning and indexing
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