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INSTALLATION, OPERATING, 11/1.5.
3
AND MAINTENANCE REV. 1
INSTRUCTIONS
Explosion-Proof Solenoids
Table of Contents
Agency Solenoid Model Number Valve Series Number Page Number
Listing
ECM-024-HS15
ECM-024-HS10 700, 750, 800 and 850 2-3
ECM-115-HS10
ECMR-120-HS10
ECM-125-HS10
ECM-125-HS15
ECMR-220-HS10
D-125-HS10-B
1100, 1150, 1200 and 1250 4-5
E-120-HS10
E-120HS10-D
E-125-HS10-A
E-130-HS10-D
ET7D-130-HS10-Y 3100, 3200 and 3300 6-7
ET9D-130-HS30-Y
ET7D-130-HS10-Y 3300 8-9
ECMR-120-HS10 3400 10 - 11
ECMR-120-HS10 3450 12 - 13
SC7A-120-E10
SC7A-240-E10
SC7D-130-E10 ------ 14
SC9A-120-E10
SC9D-130-E10
SC9A-120-E10-L
SC1D-024-E10
------- 15
SC1B-VAR-E10
SC2D-024-E10
------ 16
SC2B-VAR-E10
SC1B-VAR-E10 ------ 17
It is solely the responsibility of the system designer and the user to select products and materials suitable for their
specific application requirements and to ensure proper installation, operation, and maintenance of these products.
Assistance shall be afforded with the selection of the materials based on the technical information supplied to
Leslie Controls, Inc.; however the system designer and user retain final responsibility. The designer should
consider applicable Codes, material compatibility, product ratings and application details in the selection and
application. Improper selection, application or use of the products described herein can cause personal injury or
property damage. If the designer or user intends to use the product for an application or use other than originally
specified, he must reconfirm that the selection is suitable for the new operating conditions. Life expectancy for this
product defaults to the warranty period of the sales contract
Warning: Injury or death can occur due to failure to completely isolate solenoid from all
sources of power before disassembly. Do not proceed until solenoid has been completely
isolated from power source.
LAURENCE INSTRUCTIONS
Rotary Shaft Type Solenoid Valves
2-Way Manually Reset-No Voltage Release
Series 700, 750, 800 & 850
THIS DRAWING MAY NOT
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in a horizontal pipe line (operating handle
horizontal). Allow sufficient headroom to remove the solenoid enclosure. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless
absolutely necessary to re-orient the valve body with respect to the operating handle assembly. When re-tightening, care must
be taken to tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, to maintain alignment of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are
equally and fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Connect the inlet so as to have the pressure on top of the valve seat (follow arrow or markings on
the valve body). Make sure the pipe line is clean, free from dirt, metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the valve to the line,
to prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do not strain the valve body or use the solenoid or handle
assembly for leverage when connecting pipes.
FLANGED (NPT) CONNECTIONS – Use the proper flange gasket material. Tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, so
as not to strain the valve body. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and fully tightened.
SCREWED (ANSI) CONNECTIONS – Use the proper paste or liquid type sealer. Do not use tape sealers, as this
material shreds and gets into the valve. Do not seal weld or braze threaded pipe connections at the valve body, as
this may distort the seat and cause leakage.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS: Connect the solenoid directly across the line through the control switch. Use a proper
external box (general purpose, watertight or explosion-proof, as applicable), for making connections. Do not remove sleeving
from the solenoid coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage inside the solenoid enclosure. It
is normal for the solenoid housing to become hot to the touch when continuously energized. All enclosures have ½” NPT
conduit connection. RECOMMENDED MAX. AMBIENT TEMP.: 120° C (Cl. H Insulation)
OPERATION:
NORMALLY OPEN – The valve is closed manually, and is held closed by means of a portative magnet type solenoid.
It is held closed by means of the continuously energized solenoid until current fails, when it trips to the fail-safe, open
position. The valve will not re-close until it is again manually reset, even though current is restored.
NORMALLY CLOSED – The valve is opened manually, and is held open by means of a portative magnet type
solenoid. It is held open by means of the continuously energized solenoid until current fails, when it trips to the fail-
safe, closed position. The valve will not re-open until it is again manually reset, even though current is restored.
Note: In case of an Emergency, the valve may be opened manually by pulling extremely hard on the lever, thereby
overcoming the magnetic holding force.
MAINTENANCE: Valve should be kept relatively clean and free from accumulations of foreign matter such as dirt, salt,
insulation dust, coal dust, etc. Do not paint any moving parts, especially the magnetic mating surfaces of the solenoid and
lever. After any general overhaul or cleaning, apply a coating of “Never-Seez”, or equal, anti-seize compound to all internal
moving parts.
Leslie Controls, Inc. • 12501 Telecom Drive • Tampa, Florida 33637-0903 USA
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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2-Way Manually Reset-No Voltage Release
Series 700, 750, 800 & 850
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Solenoid Information (Approx.)

Voltage Holding Current Inrush Current Amps Sol. Model No.
24 Volts, Direct Current 1.0 Amps holding 1.0 Amps inrush 2 ECM-024-HS15
24 Volts, Direct Current 1.0 Amps holding 1.0 Amps inrush 2 ECM-024-HS10
125 Volts, Direct Current 0.2 Amps holding 0.2 Amps inrush .5 ECM-115-HS10
120 Volts, 60 Hertz 0.2 Amps holding 0.2 Amps inrush .5 ECMR-120-HS10
220 Volts, 60 Hertz 0.13 Amps holding 0.13 Amps holding .5 ECMR-220-HS10
460 Volts, 60 Hertz 0.1 Amps holding 0.1 Amps inrush .5 ---
Laurence Explosion Proof Solenoid are Factory Mutual System Approved for use in hazardous locations, indoors and outdoors,
specified in the National Electrical Code as: Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C or D. These locations contain vapors of
inflammable materials, such as acetone, acetylene, ammonia, benzene, ethylene, ether, gasoline, hydrogen, naptha, natural
gas, propane, and other chemicals.
**CAUTION**
To prevent ignition of hazardous atmospheres, this solenoid should not be installed in an area where vapors or gases have an
ignition temperature less than the temperature range stated on the solenoid label. Note: The rated temperature is based on a
25C ambient temperature, therefore, corrections should be made for applications in higher ambient temperature locations.
FOR ALTERNATING VOLTAGE FOR DIRECT VOLTAGE
Solenoid coil must be connected to voltage source through rigid conduit. Conduit must be of an approved type with at least five
full threads engaged in the solenoid conduit connection. Approved seal fitting must be used directly at the conduit entrance to
the solenoid.
Electrical supply line to solenoid should be fused at (above amps), “Fusetron” type. Select wire size appropriate to fuse rating,
but not less than #18 AWG. Green colored wire is for protective grounding.
Solenoid cover need not be removed during installation, except for versions provided with terminal block for making electrical
connections within the solenoid enclosure. It must be tight during operation to insure correct flame path. The solenoid cover
has been factory sealed with a bolt torque of 10 ft. lbs.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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2-Way Manually Reset – Electrically Tripped
Series 1100, 1150, 1200, 1250
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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Laurence Part No. Laurence Cat. No. Pipe Size GE Part No.
A1122192001 1122G192SWS1 ½” ---
A1129140002 1129G14SW ½” 4057J34-001
A1269340001 1269G34DCSWS 1” 3069J19-001
A1275692001 1275G692DCS1 2” ---
A1279690001 1297G69DCSW 2” 3050J77-001
INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in a horizontal pipe line. Allow sufficient
headroom to remove the solenoid enclosure. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless absolutely necessary to re-
orient the valve body with respect to the solenoid top works. When re-tightening, care must be taken to tighten the bolts
gradually and evenly, to maintain alignment of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Connect the inlet so as to have the pressure on top of valve seat, (follow arrow or markings on the
valve body). Make sure pipe line is clean, free from dirt, metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the valve to the line, to
prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do not strain the valve body or use the solenoid for leverage when
connecting pipes.
FLANGED (NPT) CONNECTIONS – Use the proper flange gasket material. Tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, so
as not to strain the valve body. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and fully tightened.
SCREWED (ANSI) CONNECTIONS – Use the proper paste or liquid type sealer. Do not use tape sealers, as this
material shreds and gets into the valve. Do not seal weld or braze threaded pipe connections at the valve body, as this may
distort the seat and cause leakage.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS: Connect solenoid directly across the line through the control switch. Use a proper
external box (watertight or explosion-proof, as applicable), for making connections. Do not remove sleeving from the solenoid
coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage inside the solenoid enclosure. Valve is equipped
with coil rated for continuous, 24 hour energization. It is normal for the solenoid housing to become hot to the touch when
continuously energized. All enclosures have ½” NPT connection.
Control switch contacts should be sized accordingly, and electrical wire size should be adequate to avoid excessive voltage drop
when the valve operates. Full inrush current at rated voltage must be delivered to the valve to insure that it closes against the
rated pressure. RECOMMENDED MAX. AMB. TEMP.: 120°C – Cl. H Insulation
OPERATION: The valve is reset manually, and will latch-in only if the solenoid is de-energized (current off). It is held
latched-in mechanically until the solenoid is energized, when it “trips” to the fail-safe (“Normal”) position. The valve will not re-
cycle until it is again manually reset, even if current fails and is again restored.
Note: DO NOT attempt to manually “Trip” the latched-in valve by pulling on the operating lever as damage to the latching
mechanism may result.
Normally closed, Latch to open. Valve is closed in the “unlatched”, or tripped position. Opens when the handle is lifted to
latch-in. The valve fails closed, upon tripping the latch, or releasing the handle.
Normally open, Latch to close. Valve is open in the “unlatched”, or tripped position. Closes when the handle is lifted to latch-
in. The valve fails open, upon tripping the latch, or releasing the handle.
***Occasionally apply “Never-Seez”, or equal anti-seize compound to the latch engaging pin and latch.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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2-Way Manually Reset – Electrically Tripped
Series 1100, 1150, 1200, 1250
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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Voltage Holding Current Inrush Current Amps Torq. Sol. Model No.
125 Volts, Direct Current .3 Amps holding .3 Amps inrush .5 12 D-125-HS10-B
125 Volts, Direct Current .31 Amps holding .31 Amps inrush .5 15 E-125-HS10-A
125 Volts, Direct Current .33 Amps holding .33 Amps inrush .5 15 E-125-HS10-A
125 Volts, Direct Current .4 Amps holding .4 Amps inrush .5 15 E-120-HS10-D
specified in the National Electrical Code as : Class 1, Division 1, Groups A, B, C or D. These locations contain vapors of
***CAUTION**
Caution: To prevent ignition of hazardous

atmospheres, disconnect from the supply
circuit before opening enclosure.
Keep tightly closed when in operation.
the solenoid.
Electrical supply line to solenoid should be fused at (see “amps”), “Fusetron” type. Select wire size appropriate to fuse rating,
has been factory sealed with a bolt torque of (see “Torq.”) ft. lbs.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Solenoid Valves
3-Way Rotary Shaft Type, Direct Operated
Series 3100, 3200 or 3300
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in pipe line. Allow sufficient headroom to remove
the solenoid enclosure. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless absolutely necessary to re-orient the valve body with
respect to the solenoid. When re-tightening, care must be taken to tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, to maintain alignment
of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Make sure the pipe line is clean, free from dirt, metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the valve to
the line, to prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do not strain the valve body or use the solenoid for
leverage when connecting pipes. Use the proper paste or liquid type pipe sealer. Do not use tape sealers, as this material
shreds and gets into the valve. Do not seal weld or braze threaded pipe connections at the valve body, as this may distort the
seat and cause leakage.
Flow Form “M”: Connect inlet at “A”, outlet to Cylinder at “B”, vent at “C”.
Flow Form “N”: Connect inlet at “C”, outlet to Cylinder at “B”, vent at “A”.
Flow Form “P”: Connect inlet at “B”, closed inlet at “A”, normally open inlet at “C”.
Note: “Normally” means in the de-energized position.
external box (general purpose, watertight, explosion-proof, etc., as applicable), for making connections. Do not remove
sleeving from the solenoid coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage. Control switch contacts
should be sized accordingly, and electrical wire size should be adequate to avoid excessive voltage drop when the valve
operates. Full inrush current at rated voltage must be delivered to the valve to insure that it operates against the rated
pressure. Current:
Laurence Part No. GE Part No. Pipe Size Flow Form Voltage Inrush Holding
A3117460001 226A2084P001 ½” “M” 125 Volts, DC 0.23 Amps .23 Amps
A3315788001 287A7267P002 ¾” “M” 130 Volts, DC 10.5 Amps .13 Amps
A3319120801 314A5241P001 1” “M” 130 Volts, DC 13.0 Amps .13 Amps
A3319124006-9 261A1361P001-4 1” “N” 130 Volts, DC 13.0 Amps .13 Amps
OPERATION: Solenoid De-Energized Solenoid Energized
Flow Form “M” Inlet “A” Closed Inlet “A” Open to Outlet “B”
Outlet “B” Open to Vent “C” Vent “C” Closed
Flow Form “N” Inlet “C” Open to Outlet “B” Inlet "C” Closed
Vent “A” Closed Outlet “B” Open to Vent “A”
Flow Form “P” Inlet “A” Closed Inlet “C” Closed
Inlet “C” Open to Outlet “B” Inlet “A” Open to Outlet “B”
It is normal for the solenoid to become very hot to the touch when continuously energized. The solenoid is rated for continuous,
24-hour energization. Twice a year or more frequently if ambient conditions dictate, apply Never-Seez high temperature Anti-
Seize and lubricant compound, or equivalent to the grease fitting provided, to lubricate the solenoid plunger.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Solenoid Valves
Series 3100, 3200 or 3300
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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125 Volts, Direct Current .23 Amps holding 0.23 Amps inrush .5 E-130-HS10-D
130 Volts, Direct Current .13 Amps holding 10.5 Amps inrush 5 ET7D-130-HS10-Y
specified in the National Electrical Code as: Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C or D, and Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, and
G.
**CAUTION**
ignition temperature less than the temperature range stated on the solenoid label. Also disconnect from the supply circuit before
opening enclosure. Keep tightly closed when in operation. The rated temperature is based on a 25C ambient temperature,
therefore, corrections should be made for applications in higher ambient temperature locations. The coil is equipped with a
thermal cut-off, designed to interrupt the circuit at 192C.
the solenoid.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Solenoid Valves
Series 3300
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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Laurence Part No. GE Part No. Pipe Size Flow Form Voltage Inrush Holding
A3315788001 287A7267P002 ¾” “M” 130 Volts, DC 10.5 Amps .13 Amps
INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in a vertical pipe line. Allow sufficient headroom
to remove the solenoid enclosure. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless absolutely necessary to re-orient the
valve body with respect to the solenoid. When re-tightening, care must be taken to tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, to
maintain alignment of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Make sure the pipe line is clean, free from dirt, metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the valve to
the line, to prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do not strain the valve body or use the solenoid for
leverage when connecting pipes. Use the proper paste or liquid type pipe sealer. Do not use tape sealers, as this material
Flow Form “M”: Connect inlet at “A”, outlet at “B”, vent at “C”.
Flow Form “N”: Connect inlet at “C”, outlet at “B”, vent at “A”.
Flow Form “P”: Connect inlet at “B”, closed inlet at “A”, normally open inlet at “C”.
Note: “Normally” means in the de-energized position.
sleeving from the solenoid coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage. Control switch contacts
should be sized accordingly, and electrical wire size should be adequate to avoid excessive voltage drop when the valve
operates. Full inrush current at rated voltage must be delivered to the valve to insure that it opens against the rated
pressure.
OPERATION:
Solenoid De-Energized Solenoid Energized
Flow Form “N” Inlet “C” Open to Outlet “B” Inlet “C” Closed
Vent “A” Closed Outlet “B” Open to Vent “A”
Flow Form “P” Inlet “A” Closed Inlet “C” Closed
Inlet “C” Open to Outlet “B” Inlet “A” Open to Outlet “B”
It is normal for the solenoid to become very hot to the touch when continuously energized. The solenoid is rated for continuous, 24-hour
energization.
Note: Twice a year or more frequently if ambient conditions dictate, apply Never-Seez high temperature Anti-Seize and lubricant
compound, or equivalent to the grease fitting provided, to lubricate the solenoid plunger.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Solenoid Valves
Series 3300
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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Laurence Explosion Proof Solenoid are Factory Mutual System Approved for use in hazardous locations, indoors and outdoors, specified in
the National Electrical Code as: Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C or D, and Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F and G.
**CAUTION**
To prevent ignition of hazardous atmospheres, this solenoid should not be installed in an area where vapors or gases have an ignition
temperature less than the temperature range stated on the solenoid label. Note: The rated temperature is based on a 25C ambient
temperature, therefore, corrections should be made for applications in higher ambient temperature locations.
the solenoid.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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3-Way Manually Reset – No Voltage Release
Series 3400
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
Page 1 of 2/01-21-97/R-3W-CM-FM
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Laurence Part No. Pipe Size Current

A3412230001 ¼” (120 VAC) 115 Volts, 60 Hertz / 0.2 Amps Inrush & Holding
INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in a horizontal pipe line (operating handle
horizontal). Allow sufficient headroom to remove the solenoid. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless absolutely
necessary to re-orient the valve body with respect to the operating handle assembly. When re-tightening, care must be taken to
tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, to maintain alignment of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and
fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Make sure the pipe lines are clean, free from dirt, metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the
valve to the line, to prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do not strain the valve body or use the solenoid
for leverage when screwing in pipes. Use the proper paste or liquid type pipe sealer. Do not use tape sealer, as this material
Flow Form “M” – Connect: Inlet @ “A”, Outlet @ “B”, Vent @ “C”.
sleeving from the solenoid coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage. Valve is equipped with
coil rated for continuous, 24 hour energization. It is normal for the solenoid housing to become hot to the touch when
continuously energized. All enclosures have ½” NPT conduit connection. Solenoid enclosure is rated: NEMA 4 – Watertight.
Recommended Max. Amb. Temp.: 120°C, Class H Insulation.
OPERATION: The valve is reset manually and is held in this position by means of a portative magnet type solenoid. It will
remain in this position as long as the solenoid is continuously energized. If current to the solenoid is interrupted, the valve “trips”
to the fail-safe (Normal) position. The valve will stay in this position until it is again manually reset, even though current is
restored.
Note: In case of an emergency, the valve may be “tripped” manually by pulling extremely hard on the lever, thereby overcoming
the magnetic holding force.
Solenoid De-Energized Solenoid Energized

MAINTENANCE: The valve should be kept relatively clean and free from accumulations of foreign matter such as dirt, salt,
insulation dust, coal dust, etc. Do not paint any moving parts, especially the magnetic mating surfaces of the solenoid plunger
and stub core or pole piece. After any general overhaul or cleaning, apply a coating of Never-Seez, or equal, anti-seize
compound to all internal moving parts, and any external sliding or rolling surfaces.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Series 3400
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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**CAUTION**
the solenoid.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Series 3450 – Diverting Type
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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Laurence Part No. Pipe Size Current

A3470100001 ¾” 115 Volts, 60 Hertz / 200 Milliamps Inrush & Holding
INSTALLATION: Install the valve with the solenoid in an upright position in a horizontal pip line (operating handle
horizontal). Allow sufficient headroom to remove the solenoid. Do not loosen the valve body-bonnet bolts, unless absolutely
necessary to re-orient the valve body with respect to the operating handle assembly. When re-tightening, care must be taken to
tighten the bolts gradually and evenly, to maintain alignment of the inner parts. Check to be sure that all bolts are equally and
fully tightened.
PIPE CONNECTION: Connect inlet at connection marked “B”, normally closed Outlet at “A” and normally open Outlet at
“C”. (“Normally” refers to the de-energized or “tripped” position of the valve.) Make sure the pipe lines are clean, free from dirt,
metal chips, slag, etc., before connecting the valve to the line, to prevent damage to the valve seat or clogging of the valve. Do
not strain the valve body or use the solenoid for leverage when screwing in pipes. Use the proper paste or liquid type pipe
sealer. Do not use tape sealers, as this material shreds and gets into the valve. Do not seal weld or braze threaded pipe
connections at the valve body, as this may distort the seat and cause leakage.
sleeving from the solenoid coil leads when making connections, as this protects the leads from damage. Valve is equipped with
coil rated for continuous, 24 hour energization. It is normal for the solenoid housing to become hot to the touch when
continuously energized. All enclosures have ½” NPT conduit connection. Solenoid enclosure is rated: NEMA 4 – Watertight.
Recommended Max. Amb. Temp.: 120° C, Class H Insulation.
OPERATION: The valve is opened manually for flow from port “B” to “A” and is held in this position by means of a portative
magnet type solenoid. It will remain in this position as long as the solenoid is continuously energized. If current to the solenoid
is interrupted, the valve “trips” to the fail-safe position, where port “A” is closed and flow is diverted to port “C”. The valve will
stay in this position until it is again manually reset, even though current is restored.
Note: In case of an emergency, the valve may be “tripped” manually by pulling extremely hard on the lever, thereby overcoming
the magnetic holding force.
MAINTENANCE: The valve should be kept relatively clean and free from accumulations of foreign matter such as dirt, salt,
insulation dust, coal dust, etc. Do not paint any moving parts, especially the magnetic mating surfaces of the solenoid plunger
and stub core or pole piece. After any general overhaul or cleaning, apply a coating of Never-Seez, or equal, anti-seize
compound to all internal moving parts, and any external sliding or rolling surfaces.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Series 3450 – Diverting Type
BE ALTERED WITHOUT
FROM FACTORY MUTUAL
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**CAUTION**
the solenoid.
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Explosion Proof Soli-Con® Actuators

BE ALTERED WITHOUT
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Laurence Explosion Proof actuators are Factory Mutual System Approved for use in hazardous locations, indoors and
outdoors, specified in the National Electrical Code as Class I, Division 1, Groups B, C, and D; and Class II, Division 1,
Groups E, F, and G.
Coil Insulation Class H (Electronic components maximum temperature rating is 125ºC)
Table 1 – SCA/SCB/SCD/SCE Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)
Fuse
Model No. Voltage Holding Current Inrush Current Max. Cycles
Amperage
SC7A-120-E10 110/115/120 Volts, 50/60 Hertz .10 Amps 4.7 Amps 6 per minute 2
SC7D-130-E10 90 - 140 Volts, Direct Current .01 Amps 5.3 Amps 4 per minute 2
SC9D-130-E10 90-140 Volts, Direct Current .04 Amps 13.5 Amps 3 per minute 2
SC9A-120-E10-L 110/115/120 Volts, 50/60 Hertz .20 Amps 14.2 Amps 1 per minute 2-1/2
CAUTION To prevent ignition of hazardous atmospheres, this actuator should not be installed in an area
where vapors or gases have an ignition temperature less than the temperature rating stated on the
actuator label. Note: The rated temperature is based on a 25ºC ambient temperature; therefore,
corrections should be made for applications in higher ambient temperature locations. Maximum
ambient temperature is 85ºC for all models. The coil is equipped with a thermal cut-off, designed to
interrupt the circuit at 192ºC.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
The actuator must be connected to the voltage source through rigid explosion proof conduit. Conduit must be of an
approved type. At least five full threads must be engaged in conduit connections.
Electrical supply line to actuator should be fused with a FUSETRON® FRS-R type fuse (see Table 1 for amp
rating). Rated amperage is based on the fuse in a 25ºC ambient temperature. Select wire size appropriate to fuse
rating and length of run of wire, but in no case use less than 18 AWG for all Model No.’s listed. Full inrush current at
rated voltage must be delivered to the actuator to ensure proper operation. Green colored wire is for protective
grounding.
No maintenance is required for this actuator. Any questions should be referred to our Tampa, Florida, USA, factory.
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Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
Laurence Explosion Proof actuators are Factory Mutual System Approved for use in hazardous locations, indoors and
outdoors, specified in the National Electrical Code as Class I, Division 1, Groups B, C, and D; and Class II, Division 1,
Groups E, F, and G.
Table 2 – SCG/SCH Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)
Fuse
Model No. Voltage Holding Current Inrush Current Max. Cycles
Amperage
SC1D-024-E10 24 Volts, Direct Current 0.80 Amps 14.0 Amps 2 per minute 2
SC1B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, 50/60 Hertz 0.70 Amps 10.0 Amps 2 per minute 2
SC1B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, Direct Current 0.50 Amps 10.0 Amps 2 per minute 2
ambient temperature is 85ºC for all models.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
Electrical supply line to actuator should be fused with a FUSETRON® FRS-R type fuse (see Table 2 for amp
rating and length of run of wire, but in no case use less than 14 AWG for Model No. SC1D-024-E10 and 18 AWG for
Model No. SC1B-VAR-E10. Full inrush current at rated voltage must be delivered to the actuator to ensure proper
operation. Green/yellow colored wire is for protective grounding.
Leslie Controls, Inc. • 12501 Telecom Drive • Tampa, Florida 33637-0903 USA,Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Explosion Proof Soli-Con® Electromagnet Actuators

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Laurence Explosion Proof electromagnet actuators are Factory Mutual System Approved for use in hazardous
locations, indoors and outdoors, specified in the National Electrical Code as Class I, Division 1, Groups B, C, and D;
and Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, and G.
Table 1 – SCG-NIR/SCH-NIR Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)
Model No. Voltage Holding Current Max. Cycles Fuse Amperage
SC2D-024-E10 24 Volts, Direct Current 0.80 Amps 2 per minute 1
SC2B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, 50/60 Hertz 0.70 Amps 2 per minute 1
SC2B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, Direct Current 0.50 Amps 2 per minute 1
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
Electrical supply line to actuator should be fused (see Table 1 for amp rating). Rated amperage is based on the
fuse in a 25ºC ambient temperature. Select wire size appropriate to fuse rating and length of run of wire, but in no
case use less than 18 AWG for all Models. Full current at rated voltage must be delivered to the actuator to ensure
proper operation. Green/yellow colored wire is for protective grounding.
Leslie Controls, Inc. • 12501 Telecom Drive • Tampa, Florida 33637-0906, USA
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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INTERTEK TESTING SERVICE
Laurence actuators are approved for use in the European Community with an enclosure rating of IP56 in accordance
with IEC 6529, indoors and outdoors, regardless of relative humidity, and at altitudes up to and above 2000 meters.
The actuator has a pollution degree of 2 and an installation category of 2 in accordance with EN 61010-1.
Table 1 – SCH Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)
Fuse
Model No. Voltage (±10%) Holding Current Inrush Current Max. Cycles
Amperage
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
The actuator must be connected to the voltage source through rigid conduit and in compliance to any and all
applicable local and national codes. At least five full threads must be engaged in the conduit connection.
®
Electrical supply line to actuator should be fused with a FUSETRON FRS-R type fuse (see Table 1 for amp
rating and length of run of wire, but in no case use less than 18 AWG for Model No. SC1B-VAR-E10. Full inrush
current at rated voltage must be delivered to the actuator to ensure proper operation. Green/yellow colored wire is for
protective grounding.
Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174
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Solenoid Information (Approx.)

FOR ALTERNATING VOLTAGE FOR DIRECT VOLTAGE

Solenoid Information (Approx.)

Caution: To prevent ignition of hazardous

OPERATION: Solenoid De-Energized Solenoid Energized

Solenoid Information (Approx.)

Solenoid Information (Approx.)

Laurence Part No. Pipe Size Current

Solenoid De-Energized Solenoid Energized

Solenoid Information (Approx.)

FOR ALTERNATING VOLTAGE FOR DIRECT VOLTAGE

Laurence Part No. Pipe Size Current

Solenoid Information (Approx.)

FOR ALTERNATING VOLTAGE FOR DIRECT VOLTAGE

THIS DRAWING MAY NOT

Coil Insulation Class H (Electronic components maximum temperature rating is 125ºC)

Table 1 – SCA/SCB/SCD/SCE Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)

THIS DRAWING MAY NOT

Phone (813) 978-1000 • Fax (813) 977-0174

Coil Insulation Class H (Electronic components maximum temperature rating is 125ºC)

Table 2 – SCG/SCH Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)

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Coil Insulation Class H (Electronic components maximum temperature rating is 125ºC)

Table 1 – SCG-NIR/SCH-NIR Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)

Model No. Voltage Holding Current Max. Cycles Fuse Amperage

SC2D-024-E10 24 Volts, Direct Current 0.80 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, 50/60 Hertz 0.70 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 120 Volts, 50/60 Hertz 0.50 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 220 Volts, 50/60 Hertz 0.35 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 48 Volts, Direct Current 0.50 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 125 Volts, Direct Current 0.30 Amps 2 per minute 1

SC2B-VAR-E10 250 Volts, Direct Current 0.25 Amps 2 per minute 1

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Coil Insulation Class H (Electronic components maximum temperature rating is 125ºC)

Table 1 – SCH Soli-Con® Model Information (Approx.)

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