Sporlan Liquid Line Solenoid Valve 5/8" ODF E14S250-HP 24V w/ MKC-2 Coil

The Sporlan Solenoid Valve E14S250-HP is a crucial component in the HVAC and refrigeration industry. It is designed to control the flow of refrigerants in various heating and cooling systems, ensuring efficient operation and temperature regulation. Developed by Sporlan Valve Division, a well-known name in the HVAC industry, this solenoid valve has been engineered to meet rigorous quality standards. Notable for its reliable performance, the E14S250-HP is constructed with durable materials capable of withstanding high pressure and temperature variations. It features a 5/8" ODF (Outer Diameter Flare) connection, making it compatible with a range of refrigerant lines. As a part of the solenoid valve lineup, the E14S250-HP operates on 24 volts and works within the frequency range of 50-60 Hz, suitable for various electrical systems. The unique features of this product include its ability to provide precise control over refrigerant flow, thus enhancing the efficiency and longevity of HVAC systems. This valve is widely used in both commercial and residential applications, contributing to improved energy efficiency and performance in climate control systems.

REFRIGERANT: R-410A capable. The "-HP" suffix means high pressure. Sporlan's high-pressure E series covers R-22, R-134a, R-401A, R-402A, R-404A, R-407C, R-407F, R-410A and R-507. The standard non-HP E series is capped at 500 psi (34.5 bar) maximum rated pressure and Sporlan does NOT list R-410A for it, so the -HP suffix is what makes this valve suitable for R-410A service. Manufacturer: Sporlan Division, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Washington, Missouri, USA Model: E14S250-HP Valve series: E14, high-pressure variant Type of operation: pilot operated, floating disc construction. Requires only 1 psi (0.07 bar) pressure differential for full opening, so it is also suitable for suction line service. Normally closed: opens when the coil is energized, closes when de-energized Port size: 7/16 in (11.11 mm), the E14 series port size Connections: 5/8 in ODF solder inlet x 5/8 in ODF solder outlet, extended solder type. Can be brazed into the line without disassembly using low or no-silver brazing alloy. Coil: MKC-2, Class F temperature rating, 15 watts AC. Supplied on this unit at 24 V, 50/60 Hz. Because the MKC-2 is Class F, a separate high temperature coil is NOT required for discharge gas service. Body material: brass forging. Main port seating: stainless steel pin to synthetic seat, floating disc. Stem and plunger: stainless steel. Mounting: may be mounted horizontally, on its side, or in a vertical line MOPD AND MAXIMUM RATED PRESSURE: read them off the valve nameplate. Every Sporlan solenoid nameplate carries the valve type number, the MOPD and the maximum rated pressure. We are not publishing a figure we cannot source for this exact model. For scale, Parker rates the comparable E10S1-HP series at 450 psi (31 bar) MOPD and 700 psig (48 bar) maximum rated pressure. Do NOT assume this model shares those numbers. A note on capacity: the E14 is a substantially larger valve than its 5/8 in connections suggest, because capacity follows the 7/16 in port, not the line size. Sporlan states explicitly that solenoid valves should NOT be sized by line size. Size on system capacity, refrigerant, temperatures and pressures. Model number decode: E for the extended-connection E series, 14 for the port size in thirty-seconds, S for solder connections, 2 for the MKC-2 coil size, 5 for the connection size in eighths of an inch (5/8 in), 0 for ODF x ODF. Also available in this series as a built-in check valve version, designated CE14S250, for reverse gas defrost and heat pump service where reverse flow is needed. Approvals: the Sporlan solenoid line is listed under UL File No. MH4576 and CSA File No. LR19953, and is CE approved. Installation note: Sporlan recommends a filter-drier ahead of every solenoid valve. Source: Parker Sporlan Bulletin 30-10, October 2022, pages 12, 17, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26 and 28. Parker Sporlan Bulletin 30-10-14, August 2015, for the E10S1-HP reference figures.