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Valve for soft startup, With 2-position control valve, With 3-position control valve – Ross Controls 2_2 WAY WITH PRESSURE RELEASE SERIES 27 User Manual

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V1

V2

3-Position, Open-
Center Control Valve

Cylinder

L-O-X®
Valve

P

Holding
Pressure

Sol C

Flow

Control

Valves

Dual Check

Valve with

Solenoid Pilot

and Relief

Function

C1

C2

Sol A

Sol B

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS: Overhead lifter circuits; applications where there is

a long distance between the check valve and the operating valve.

CIRCUIT FEATURES:

• To operate cylinder, simultaneously energize solenoids A and C or B and C.
• Pilot supply and exhaust are independent of control valve. Response time is not affected

by exhaust restrictions of the control valve.

• Cylinder remains stationary if neither control valve solenoid is energized, or if electrical

signal is lost.

• Pressure in cylinder is exhausted when the air supply at “P” port is lost or locked-out.
• L-O-X

®

valve provides lockable shutoff of air supply, and exhausting of trapped

downstream air.

IMPORTANT NOTES and CAUTIONS:

» Cylinder movement may occur when inlet pressure is lost. Its movement is slowed

only by the restrictions of the flow control valves, and by the exhaust capacity of the
check valve relief flow capacity.

» The solenoid of the check valve must be wired so that it is energized whenever either

control valve solenoid is energized.

» Pressurizing the system after supply air has been off may cause rapid movement

of the cylinder because cylinder air was exhausted while the supply air was off. See
below for soft-startup circuit.

Dual Solenoid Controlled PO Check Valve Application

Dual PO Check Valve Applications with EEZ-ON

®

Valve for Soft Startup

With 2-Position Control Valve

V1

V2

2-Position

Control Valve

Cylinder

L-O-X®

Valve

P

Holding
Pressure

Flow

Control

Valves

Dual Check

Valve with

Solenoid Pilot

C1

C2

EEZ-ON®

Valve

Sol C

Sol A

Sol B

With 3-Position Control Valve

V1

V2

3-Position

Open Center

Control Valve

Cylinder

L-O-X®

Valve

P

Holding
Pressure

Flow

Control

Valves

Dual Check

Valve with

Solenoid Pilot

and Relief

Function

C1

C2

EEZ-ON®

Valve

Sol C

External

Pilot

Supply

Sol A

Sol B

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
Shuttle and lifter circuits; applications where there is a long distance
between the check valve and the operating valve; applications where
gradual cylinder movement upon pressurization is acceptable.

CIRCUIT FEATURES:

• Cylinder will remain fully extended or retracted if electrical

signal to control valve solenoid is lost.

• Pressure in the cylinder is exhausted when the air supply at

“P” port is lost or locked out.

• When the air supply is turned on, the EEZ-ON

®

valve

(see page 6) allows slow pressurization of the system so
that the cylinder moves slowly into the fully extended or
retracted position.

• L-O-X

®

valve provides lockable shutoff of air supply, and

exhausting of trapped downstream air.

IMPORTANT NOTES and CAUTIONS:

» For cylinder to move, energizing of solenoids A and C or B and

C must occur simultaneously.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
Shuttle and lifter circuits; applications where cylinder movement
upon pressurization is NOT acceptable.

CIRCUIT FEATURES:

• Regulators are set to compensate for differing areas on either

side of cylinder piston. Provides a steady startup and a gradual
stopping of the cylinder.

• When the air supply is turned on, the EEZ-ON

®

valve (see

page 6) allows pressure to build up on both sides of the piston.
This minimizes startup “bounce.”

• Pilot operated check valve prevents drifting, and can be close-

coupled to cylinder to reduce “bounce.”

• Pressure in the cylinder is exhausted when the air supply at

“P” port is lost or locked out.

• L-O-X

®

valve provides lockable shutoff of air supply, and

exhausting of trapped downstream air.

IMPORTANT NOTES and CAUTIONS:

» For cylinder to move, energizing of solenoids A and C or B and

C must occur simultaneously.

NOTE: See Installation and Troubleshooting on page 6.