A 120V solenoid coil used in commercial steam and cooking equipment to control valve movement through electromagnetic force. It connects with compatible ASCO-style valve assemblies and generates a magnetic field when energized, which opens or closes the valve to manage steam or fluid flow inside the system. This electrical operation is part of automated cooking equipment cycles where controlled flow is required. Commonly found in fryers and boiler-based units used in restaurant and institutional kitchens, this coil is also used in kettles, convection steamers, and multi-probe boiler setups. When the coil stops working properly, valve movement may become weak or stop completely, which can interrupt normal operation. Replacing it helps restore valve actuation and allows the system to operate correctly again.
Equipment Compatibility:
Used in commercial cooking and steam systems such as boilers, steamers, kettles, and fryer units in foodservice environments. This Solenoid Valve Coil 17106 is compatible with equipment from Henny Penny, Cleveland, Groen, Market Forge, and ASCO-style valve systems, and other similar brands where solenoid valve control is used.
Brand Compatibility:
Replaces multiple part numbers used across commercial steam and cooking equipment brands, including Henny Penny, Cleveland, Groen, Market Forge, and ASCO-style valve systems. Complete cross-reference details are provided separately.
Product Specifications:
Product Type: Solenoid Valve Coil
Manufacturer: Henny Penny
SKU: 17106
Voltage: 120V
Application: Solenoid Valve Operation
Valve Type: ASCO-Style
Key Features:
Produces a magnetic field to actuate compatible solenoid valves. Operates on 120V commercial cooking and steam equipment systems. Controls steam or fluid flow through compatible valve assemblies. Used in steamers, fryers, boilers, and kettle equipment. Provides electrical actuation for automatic valve operation. Replacement option for worn or non-functioning solenoid coils.
Operational feedback notes that valve response improved after replacing the old coil, with reduced delay observed in boiler and steamer units during normal operation.
