ASCO Solenoids, Coils & Accessories Catalogue

A product catalogue for ASCO solenoid coils and accessories, providing identification guides, replacement coil numbers, and technical specifications.


ASCO Solenoids, Coils & Accessories Catalogue - cover page
Brand
ASCO
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
1.2 MB
Published
29 October, 2026
Updated
29 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
1E42C0B53073533184AFBBE9F8B778E0

About this manual

This document serves as a reference guide for selecting and replacing solenoid coils and related components for ASCO solenoid operators. It details coil identification characteristics, including insulation classes, connector types, and electrical safety standards.

The catalogue provides specific instructions for coil substitution, covering different coil types (XM5, M6, MXX, M12, etc.) and termination styles such as spade plugs, flying leads, and screw terminals. It also lists standard voltages for alternating and direct current operations.

What's inside

  • Coil Identification
  • Coil Substitution
  • Standard Voltages
  • Coils with Spade Plug Connectors
  • Coils with Flying Leads
  • Operating Voltage
  • Replacement Coil Catalogue Numbers
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Temperature Ranges
  • Accessories

Specifications

Insulation ClassF (155°C) or H (180°C)
Standard Voltages (AC)24 V, 48 V, 115 V, 230 V
Standard Voltages (DC)24 V, 48 V
Operating Voltage Tolerance15% or 10% below nominal; 10% above nominal
Connector StandardsDIN 43650, ISO 4400 / EN 175301-803

Frequently asked questions

What are the main coil sizes offered by ASCO?

ASCO offers coils in the following main sizes: XM5, M6, MXX, M12, CM22, C22, C22A, C25A, CM25, JMX, ANX, AMX, and BMX.

How can I identify if a coil has a spade plug connector?

For alphanumerical numbers, the prefix 'SC' identifies a coil with a spade plug connection. For numerical numbers, check the 'Connector' specification under 'Electrical characteristics'.

Can I replace an AC coil with a DC coil?

Yes, provided the AC and DC ratings listed in the 'coil power' columns correspond to a coil of identical size. The wattage of the replacing coil must be equal or higher than the original.

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