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BURKERT 20035090 3/2-Way Direct-Acting Solenoid Valve, Flange, Brass, 24V AC

BURKERT 20035090 (Type 0331) is a direct-acting 3/2-way pivoted armature solenoid valve. Features a brass body, EPDM seal, 2mm orifice, and 0-12 bar pressure range for universal circuit functions.

BURKERT 20035090 3/2-Way Direct-Acting Solenoid Valve, Flange, Brass, 24V AC

BURKERT 20035090 (Type 0331) is a direct-acting, media-separated pivoted armature solenoid valve. It is configured as a 3/2-way valve with circuit function T (for universal use, flow direction optional). The solenoid actuator and the medium chamber are separated by a diaphragm system, making it highly suitable for critical or aggressive media. This specific model features a brass body, EPDM seal, 2.0 mm orifice, and a Bürkert specific flange connection. It operates at 24 V (50/60 Hz AC) and supports a pressure range of 0 to 12 bar.

General Technical Data

PropertyValue
OrificeDN 2 mm
Body MaterialBrass
Seal MaterialEPDM
Circuit FunctionT (3/2-way, universal use)
Voltage24 V AC (50/60 Hz)
Pressure Range0 - 12 bar
Medium Temperature-30 °C to +90 °C
Ambient TemperatureMax. +55 °C
Degree of ProtectionIP65 with cable plug
Port ConnectionFlange interface according to Bürkert standard

Circuit Function

The 20035090 is configured for Circuit Function T (CF T).

BURKERT 20035090 Circuit Function T

3/2-way solenoid valve, direct-acting, flow direction optional, normally closed.

Material Specifications

BURKERT 20035090 Material specifications

No.ElementMaterial
1CoilEpoxy
2DiaphragmEPDM
3O-ringEPDM
4SeatBrass
5Valve bodyBrass

Dimensions

Standard Variant - Metal Body

Note

Dimensions in mm. The dimensions of the cable plug Type 2518/2509 can be found in the respective data sheets.

BURKERT 20035090 Dimensions metal body

Performance Specifications

Pressure range and flow rate (Brass body, Standard variant)

Circuit functionDNKv value water (AC)Pressure range (Standard)
T2.0 mm0.10 m³/h0...12 bar

Functional Safety Note

During a long period of downtime, at least 1–2 switching operations per restart are recommended. High switching frequency and high pressure will reduce overall service life.