3/4" Brass Electric Solenoid Valve 110V AC Normally Closed Water, air, Diesel.

I did not get the results described in the advertisement. The software is stated to be compatible with 0-9 The valve opens at 7 psi, but it takes some constant head pressure to close all the way. In a lot of ways, it is similar to an irrigation valve for sprinklers. My money was refunded to me by Customer Service In spite of that, several emails were exchanged between me and the customer service representative during which he was cruel to me and repeatedly suggested that I was the problem and that their product was not the problem. The solenoid valve does not work for low-pressure applications, and I would really like it to.

Zariah Charles

| Jan 19, 2021

Since purchasing this solenoid valve, I have been using it in water pipe applications with a thermostatic controller for a little over three weeks now. In addition to being of excellent quality, the valve is also highly The mine operates once during the day and once during the night for a total of six hours During the summer (May-Sept), I am on duty nine hours a day, seven days a week. There seems to be no difficulty disassembling the solenoid valve, as well as replacing each of the three main components. Despite the fact that mine didn't come with instructions, it made sense since there was only a single power wire. It has been noted that some complain about non-response The pipe threads may not be standard, but they are certainly Neither the red brass nor the galvanized or black iron or PVC did not have issues connecting to the 3/4" female thread. An important thing to keep in mind is that the valve is unidirectional and not bidirectional, and that the body of the valve has a small flow direction arrow stamped on it. In the event that you install it backward, it will become a normally-open valve- Rather than your normal opening, open this way The interior is closed and conveys the impression that a "normal" room You should leave the valve open. There seems to be no intention of allowing it to operate on a long-term basis- I have seen some terms used in a similar manner, but I know mine reacted in a similar manner before I noticed the small flow arrows etched into It does get a little warm when the valve is activated, but not to an extreme level. According to reports, the valve is not designed to be operated for more than 8 hours at a time, and the solenoids may burn out if operated regularly for longer periods of time (because the coils of the solenoids must be powered to hold open the valve). This product is overall a good product. * UPDATE I've operated the solenoid valve on a daily basis for 6 weeks and it continues to operate fine. The weather is cold, wet, and dreary Thru the valve, you can hear water running. Despite being hot while in "open" mode, the solenoid is not burning hot, so it can still be held for a long time without burning your hand. If hot water were running thru it, I would not expect an extended lifespan, since I use it specifically.

Cesar Anthony

| Oct 02, 2020

In the installation sheet is the warning "OVERHEATING These valves are not meant to be operated continuously for longer than 8 hours this is not recommended. ". Adding that warning to the description would be appropriate. As I said, I don't anticipate that I'll be running the coil for more than 8 hours, but i do worry that the thermal time constant may be much less than 8 hours. This instruction recommends using a computer fan to cool the coil during extended periods of running.

Frances Greer

| Jun 23, 2021

Due to a small leak through this valve, it will let a little bit of gas pass through when The job positions. As a result, it won't be able to be used for my application as the commercial stove will leak pilots. As a pipeline gas application, I would not recommend this brand. The valve needs to have a replacement before I can return, but I don't want to pull it out until I have a replacement.

Novah Kane

| May 15, 2021

The closing is a little violent. I needed this valve in order to turn the water on and off via a timer in order to top off the water in Getting the timer unit connected to the wires and installing it was very straightforward. issue is that when it closes, it does so with such suddenness and force that it sounds like someone hit the brick wall of my house with a sledgehammer when it closes. In addition to that, it seems pretty reliable and perfect.

Brock Wood

| Jan 25, 2021

Thus far, everything seems to be going well. This being said, I don't stress it too much as I only use it to refill my hydroponic tank when I need to (takes only a couple of It is of good quality and does not leak. I only found one downside to this case, which is that it's not water-proof, so I had to use insulating tape to prevent issues with rain or accidental splashing.

Alexis Ramos

| Oct 11, 2020

As I searched for a low voltage master valve, this unit popped up in my search results. I thought this would have been ideal for my application, except for the price. I then discovered I had ordered a 110v valve after it had been delivered. Sorry, but the search process did not help make the distinction between the devices when they were listed with others.

Kinley Hogan

| Jul 10, 2021

During each year, it was only used for two weeks. It started leaking around the solenoid after about a year. The light is never on for more than 10 seconds at a time, and it is off for much longer.

Mariam Ortiz

| Mar 25, 2021