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Mercury Double Solenoid Valve for cylinders that must hold position on power loss
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A sudden power cut shouldn't mean a cylinder drops or lurches mid-cycle. VS Enterprises supplies Mercury double solenoid valves from Noida for exactly that scenario — machines where position must hold, no matter what. Orders ship pan-India, with GST billing on every invoice.

How a Double Solenoid Valve Works

The design is simple but critical: two coils, one at each end of the valve. A short pulse on one coil shifts the valve into position — and it stays there, even after the pulse ends, until the opposite coil fires. That "memory" behaviour is what makes double solenoid valves the safer pick wherever an unplanned return could damage the part, the machine, or the operator.

Where It's Used

Doors and gates on machines, indexing mechanisms, and lifting devices where a sudden return would be unsafe all rely on this valve. PLC-controlled sequences driven by pulse signals are another common fit, since the valve's memory behaviour suits step-by-step automation well.

What to Share When Ordering

Function, port size, coil voltage, and the old model code if you're replacing an existing valve — that's all we need to match it fast and get your order moving.

SPECIFICATIONS

Mercury Double Solenoid Valve specifications.

Figures come from the Mercury catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.

Parameter

Mercury Double Solenoid Valve

Function

5/2 way or 5/3 way

Port Size

1/4 inch or 1/2 inch BSP

Coil Voltage

24 VDC or 230 VAC

Operating Pressure

0 to 10 bar

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BEFORE YOU ORDER

Good questions. Straight answers.

A few practical details to help you frame your next engineering project.

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It holds its last position — the cylinder won't shift on its own, which is exactly the point of choosing one.

A bit, yes — two coils cost more than one. Ask us for a side-by-side quote and decide what your application actually needs.