Unloading Relief Valves M04A4JZV

Unloading pressure control valves for automatically charging accumulators by loading and unloading pump flow. Versions available for fixed displacement or load sense pump systems, and pressure up to 6000 psi.

Parker’s RU101 and M04A4J offer design flexibility by allowing the use of hydraulic components to automatically control pump flow to one or more accumulators. These are low flow pilot valves that can be used to control higher pump flows in fixed displacement or load sense systems. The M04A4J is internally piloted and is rated for flows up to .53 GPM and pressures as high as 6000 psi. It is typically used with load sense pumps to control accumulator charging. When the accumulators are charged to the unload pressure, the pump’s load sense port is directed to tank allowing the pump to go to its standby pressure. Once the accumulator pressure falls to the M04A4J reload pressure, the pump’s load sense port is fed the accumulator pressure and the pump comes on stroke to charge the accumulator back up to the unload pressure. Controlling only the pump load sense signal allows a small cartridge valve to control a wide range of flows from small to larger displacement load sense pumps. Parker’s unloading pressure control valves offer design flexibility by allowing in-line mounting with standard line bodies, or integration into more complex custom manifolds. They can also be combined with K04G3 shuttles for use in critical applications that require redundant accumulators such as braking and steering. By hydraulically controlling pump unloading for accumulator charging, there may be no need for solenoid valves, pressure sensors, electronic controls, and the associated wiring. Combining the features of the RU101 or M04A4J with the many other products offered by Parker’s Hydraulic Cartridge Division allows for application specific solutions for some of the most demanding applications, including: Construction, Mining, Industrial Power Units, Oil and Gas, Marine, Material Handling

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