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This is a replacement electrical plug and cord assembly for air solenoid valves, commonly found on concrete batch plant control systems. It features a standard DIN 43650 Form A connector that plugs directly onto the solenoid coil, providing a secure, sealed connection for power. This cordset is essential for replacing damaged or faulty connectors to ensure reliable operation of pneumatic gates and valves controlled by MAC solenoids. The pre-wired, unterminated leads allow for easy integration into the plant's existing electrical system.
Technical Specifications
Connector TypeDIN 43650 Form A
Number of Poles2 + Ground
Pin Spacing18 mm
Protection ClassIP65/IP67 (when installed)
Key Features
Features a DIN 43650 Form A, 18mm pin spacing, female connector
Pre-wired with a multi-foot electrical cord for connection to a power source
Includes an internal gasket for a sealed, moisture-resistant connection
Designed for use with MAC solenoid valves common on concrete batch plants.
3-wire design for powered and grounded connections
Fits These Mixers
Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. Fits MAC solenoid valves (including 6300 series) used on concrete batch plant air control systems. Commonly found on equipment from Stephens Manufacturing, Con-E-Co, Vince Hagan, and Erie Strayer.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
Parker
Sub Category
Air Valve Controls
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