ASCO™ PV Range – Petrol Vending Applications
The ASCO™ PV range is specifically denoted for Petrol Vending applications and is purpose-built for use in potentially explosive atmospheres commonly found at fuel dispensing systems. This designation confirms that the valves are designed, tested, and approved for the unique safety and performance requirements of petrol pumps and fuel handling installations.
Widely used across forecourts and fuel distribution systems, the ASCO™ PV range— including popular models such as the ASCO™ 551 series—provides fast, reliable control of fuel flow while maintaining strict compliance with hazardous area standards. These valves are engineered to minimise leakage, reduce ignition risk, and ensure dependable operation in continuous service environments.
Designed with robust construction and proven solenoid technology, ASCO™ PV valves support safe fuel dispensing by delivering precise actuation, long service life, and consistent performance under demanding conditions. Their dedicated petrol vending classification makes them a trusted choice for fuel pump manufacturers, service engineers, and operators where safety is critical and failure is not an option.
Features and Benefits
• Explosionproof Design for Hazardous Areas
Engineered for safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres, the operator fully complies with the ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU, making it suitable for demanding fuel, chemical, and hazardous zone applications. Certification includes EC Type Examination Certificate BAS 98 ATEX 2168 X and IECEx Certificate of Conformity IECEx SIR 06.109X, providing global approval and confidence.
• Certified Safety Compliance
Conformity with the Essential Health and Safety Requirements is assured through full compliance with EN-IEC 60079-0 and EN-IEC 60079-18 standards, covering general requirements and encapsulated electrical equipment for explosive atmospheres.
• Simple and Reliable Electrical Installation
Supplied with a moulded-in 2-metre power cable, the operator enables quick, secure electrical connection, reducing installation time and minimising potential wiring errors in hazardous environments.