Should a solenoid be hot to the touch?

It is normal for a solenoid to be warm to the touch.

Various situations, such as continuous duty use or application of voltage that is higher than specified, can cause the solenoid to become warm.

If there is concern that the solenoid or device is "too hot" or has the capability to cause injury, disconnect the device and contact a authorized service representative to analyze the opening.


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