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ORDERING INFORMAilON
Whenordering, pleasedesignate item in combination modelno. and code no. of representing application condirrons given in the following as tables. E x :5 M - 8 2 3 |

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GENERAL
SELECTING A SOLENOID

NOTE: The so/erords featured tn th catalog apply insLllatrcn class B

The normal way to choose the size of a solenoid is by determining the work of the stroke, and the length for the duty cycle. The product ot the desired force (Kgt) and stroke (mm) determines the work of the stroke requ red. lt is recommended to add a 30 4O/o satety margin to the work done when selecting a solenoid. The duty cycle of the solenoid being determined by its application together with the previously calculated work done concludes the most suitable solenoid type.The stroke of the solenoid thus determined does not necessariy corre spond to that repuired, but in almost every case the transmission of the force can be arranged so that the entire strokeof the solenoid is used (e. g. by means of a lever). lf the stroke of the solenoid is not comptetety utitized, the work capacity of the solenoid is not fully exploited, resulting in a larger than necessary solenoid type be ng spe, cified. In exceptional cases, the force/stroke curve of the solenoid can be tailored to match the required appl cation.

FORCE OF THE SOLENOID

The force indicated in the performance data are measured at an ambient temperature ot 20"C wath the solenoid lunctronrng at its normal operating temperature, with 90oZ of its rated voltage except the all KpS series. The data of the KPS series are obtained with the application ot each power indicated in the graph at an ambient temperature of 20-C.

FORCE/STROKE CHARACTERISTICS
The force/stroke characteristics are represented in the graph on the leaflet for the various solenoid s zes ano rne normalized duty cycle.

ATTENTION
The max. cycle time ol a solenoid is determined by its size and the amount of power consumed. Please check the Temperature rise/On time characteristic graph. Inquire of use regarding any special application you maght have. Chances are we have a unit that wall fit your applacation.

DIELECTRIC STFENGTH
500VAC for types 5M, 48,5L, 5H, 5C, 7N, 7lV and Tubular, 1000VAC{or other types are standard. A higher dielectnc strength option is availabte.(Test duration is 1 min.)

DUTY CYCLE Ihe definirion I Dutycycte:-........1;M,,oN..+..oFF;lre 's tme

In the case of intermittent duty, higher forces cn be obtained from a higher input power. The input power can be applaed as high as the given wattage by : | Your Wattage - wattage at 1n0,. rlrlv (catalog)-xY o u r ' value " DutY(oa) It, for example, the catalog shows 5 watts at lo1olo dty (continuous),20 watts can be applied at ?sVo duty (5x1/25o/o:5x4:2O)

INSULATION RESISTANCE
.|00 megohm min. at 250VDC, 20"C, normal hurnidity for types 5M, 48, 5L, 5H, 6C, 7N, 7lV and Tubular. 100 megohm min. at 500VDC, 20"C, normal humidity for other types.

MARKING
Standard marking is, "KGS", "Japan", date code oI manufacture, and ldentiJication No. Other markings are available on request, if marking area space allows.

AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
-5C to +40t u n d e r n o r m a l a l t i t u d e sa n d n o r m a l h u m i d i t y i s s t a n d a r d . S p e c i a l h i g h t e m p e r a t u r ec o i l d e s i g n s a r e available on request.

PLUNGER EXTERNAL END CONFIGURATION

Options available as follows. ('lndication standard options.) Type G is highly recommended becuse of its productaonease nd low cost. P ^ T ' Type G . spri.s Pill \ <::l (o) (.....-r{]

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PLASTIC CAP

There are 4 lactors to determine response time: amplitlde of the load, input power, stroke, and solenoid size. For example, the type 94 response time is l3 millisecondswhen 1009 load, 0.5mm stroke and 6 watts, 80 milliseconos wnen 3009 load, 5mm stroke and 6 watts power are applied. To achieve laster response times, the lightest loads, highest Input power, shoatest stroke and size are to be considered.

TWO COTLS
lf you want continuous duty with smaller size for hold operation, two coil design is best. This is available as a special design. The primary coil operates at a high power level ot the intermittent duty {irst as shown in Fig. 1 ; then both coils (primary + seconda ry) hold the load continuouslyas shown in Fig.2, at a substantially lower power level than that ot a singie coil continuous duty solenoid.

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KPS SERIES (SELF HOLD TYPE)

Keep Solenoid or KPS series has permanent magnets inside. Therefore, 1. No power is necessary for hold-operation. 2. No power, No energy consumption, No worry about heat. 3- KPS continues the operation even after lhe power is disconnected by accident. 4. KPS can operate by a pulse signal. 5. A charge/discharge of condenser(s)will be enough to operate KPS'. The return operation can be achieved by energizing a pulse of reserved polarity againsl normal pull operation. Specr{rcatron subiect to change without prior notice.