WENK Pneumatic AirTAC Type 2S Series Solenoid Valve
Product Detail
Acting Mode |
Double Acting |
Working Media |
Air,Water,Oil |
Max Operating ΔP |
0.5Mpa~3.0Mpa |
Max Withstand Pressure |
5.0Mpa |
Working Temperature Range |
-20℃~70℃ |
Fluid Viscosity |
<20 CST |
Body Material |
Stainless Steel |
Airtac-type 2S Series Solenoid Water Valve User Manual

Product Introduction
The Airtac-type 2S Series Solenoid Water Valve from WENK Pneumatic, designed and manufactured to Airtac standards is a direct-acting normally closed fluid control valve manufactured from high-quality 304 stainless steel. Featuring a compact structure, small volume, and lightweight design, this Airtac-type series is suitable for various media including water, oil, air, and gas. It finds wide application in automotive manufacturing, food processing, pharmaceutical industry, water treatment, and other fields.
This Airtac-type series adopts an advanced direct-acting structure design that operates reliably without minimum working pressure difference. The coil has an IP65 protection rating, providing excellent dust and water resistance to ensure stable operation in harsh environments.

Installation Steps
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Pre-installation Preparation
- Carefully read this user manual to confirm the product meets your requirements
- Inspect the product for any damage incurred during transportation
- Verify that the working medium, pressure, and temperature are within the product's specified range
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Pipeline Preparation
- Flush the pipeline with the working medium before installation to remove metal particles, residual sealing material, oxide scale, rust, and other impurities
- If the medium contains impurities, install a 30-100 mesh filter at the valve inlet
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Valve Installation
- Install according to the medium flow direction indicated by the arrow on the valve body
- Horizontal installation is recommended with the solenoid coil vertically upward
- Avoid installing in low-lying parts of the pipeline to prevent impurity accumulation
- Reserve sufficient space for daily maintenance and regular inspection
- Use a wrench or pipe pliers to secure the valve body during connection, avoiding applying force to the coil assembly
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Electrical Connection
- Ensure the power supply voltage matches the coil voltage specification
- Make correct wiring according to the electrical wiring diagram
- Ensure secure electrical connections to prevent loosening
Pre-installation Preparation
- Carefully read this user manual to confirm the product meets your requirements
- Inspect the product for any damage incurred during transportation
- Verify that the working medium, pressure, and temperature are within the product's specified range
Pipeline Preparation
- Flush the pipeline with the working medium before installation to remove metal particles, residual sealing material, oxide scale, rust, and other impurities
- If the medium contains impurities, install a 30-100 mesh filter at the valve inlet
Valve Installation
- Install according to the medium flow direction indicated by the arrow on the valve body
- Horizontal installation is recommended with the solenoid coil vertically upward
- Avoid installing in low-lying parts of the pipeline to prevent impurity accumulation
- Reserve sufficient space for daily maintenance and regular inspection
- Use a wrench or pipe pliers to secure the valve body during connection, avoiding applying force to the coil assembly
Electrical Connection
- Ensure the power supply voltage matches the coil voltage specification
- Make correct wiring according to the electrical wiring diagram
- Ensure secure electrical connections to prevent loosening

Operation Guide
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Initial Use
- Check all connections before powering on
- Slowly open the shut-off valves before and after the valve to allow medium to enter gradually
- Test the valve's opening and closing functions by energizing and observe for normal operation
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Normal Operation
- Control the valve opening and closing by switching the power supply on and off
- When energized, the valve opens and medium flows
- When de-energized, the valve closes and medium flow stops
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Precautions
- Avoid frequent valve switching to prevent affecting service life
- Do not exceed the valve's rated working pressure and temperature range
- If abnormal noise or vibration is detected, stop use immediately and inspect
Initial Use
- Check all connections before powering on
- Slowly open the shut-off valves before and after the valve to allow medium to enter gradually
- Test the valve's opening and closing functions by energizing and observe for normal operation
Normal Operation
- Control the valve opening and closing by switching the power supply on and off
- When energized, the valve opens and medium flows
- When de-energized, the valve closes and medium flow stops
Precautions
- Avoid frequent valve switching to prevent affecting service life
- Do not exceed the valve's rated working pressure and temperature range
- If abnormal noise or vibration is detected, stop use immediately and inspect

Maintenance
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Regular Inspection
- Annual inspection and maintenance (1-2 times per year) is recommended
- Check for valve damage or leakage
- Inspect electrical connections for security
- Check for coil overheating or abnormal noise
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Cleaning and Maintenance
- If the valve operates sluggishly, clean the internal components
- Always cut off power and release medium pressure before cleaning
- Record the position of each component when disassembling for easier reassembly
- Clean components with a soft, clean cloth; avoid corrosive cleaners
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Seal Replacement
- Replace seals promptly if aging or damage is detected
- Use products with the same specifications as the original when replacing
- Perform a sealing test after replacement
Regular Inspection
- Annual inspection and maintenance (1-2 times per year) is recommended
- Check for valve damage or leakage
- Inspect electrical connections for security
- Check for coil overheating or abnormal noise
Cleaning and Maintenance
- If the valve operates sluggishly, clean the internal components
- Always cut off power and release medium pressure before cleaning
- Record the position of each component when disassembling for easier reassembly
- Clean components with a soft, clean cloth; avoid corrosive cleaners
Seal Replacement
- Replace seals promptly if aging or damage is detected
- Use products with the same specifications as the original when replacing
- Perform a sealing test after replacement

Troubleshooting
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Valve Fails to Open
- Possible Causes
- Power not connected or insufficient voltage
- Damaged coil
- Internal valve blockage by impurities
- Operating pressure exceeds rated range
- Solutions
- Check power connection and voltage
- Inspect coil and replace if necessary
- Disassemble and clean the valve
- Adjust operating pressure to within rated range
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Valve Fails to Close
- Possible Causes
- Damaged seals
- Internal valve contamination
- Spool jamming
- Solutions
- Inspect and replace seals
- Disassemble and clean the valve
- Check for spool jamming and replace if necessary
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Valve Leakage
- Possible Causes
- Damaged or aging seals
- Loose connections
- Valve body damage
- Solutions
- Replace seals
- Tighten connections
- Inspect valve body for damage and replace if necessary
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Abnormal Valve Operation
- Possible Causes
- Unstable power supply voltage
- Coil malfunction
- Internal valve contamination
- Solutions
- Check power supply voltage
- Inspect coil for proper operation
- Clean internal valve components
Valve Fails to Open
- Possible Causes
- Power not connected or insufficient voltage
- Damaged coil
- Internal valve blockage by impurities
- Operating pressure exceeds rated range
- Solutions
- Check power connection and voltage
- Inspect coil and replace if necessary
- Disassemble and clean the valve
- Adjust operating pressure to within rated range
Valve Fails to Close
- Possible Causes
- Damaged seals
- Internal valve contamination
- Spool jamming
- Solutions
- Inspect and replace seals
- Disassemble and clean the valve
- Check for spool jamming and replace if necessary
Valve Leakage
- Possible Causes
- Damaged or aging seals
- Loose connections
- Valve body damage
- Solutions
- Replace seals
- Tighten connections
- Inspect valve body for damage and replace if necessary
Abnormal Valve Operation
- Possible Causes
- Unstable power supply voltage
- Coil malfunction
- Internal valve contamination
- Solutions
- Check power supply voltage
- Inspect coil for proper operation
- Clean internal valve components












