TAILONZ PNEUMATIC 1 Inch NPT 12V/24V/110V/220V Brass Electric Solenoid Valve 2W-250-25 Normally Closed Water, Air, Diesel

This will be used to turn a water line on and off using a microcontroller as part of a DIY project, and I have high hopes.

Luella Hodge

| May 09, 2021

Here's some info on other issues you need to be aware of. With an on/off switch on this valve, I was controlling air flow to a part of my compressed air system. I. Issues. 1. I was not prepared for the volume to be so high. Several other valves have been used in other applications without making as much noise as this one. This may not be an issue for everyone, but with the coil turned on, there is such a continuous humming sound. am also recording video in the same room as the valve, which is also making me want to shut The point of being able to control it remotely goes out the window. .
. After three months, the seal on top began leaking air. 1. 2. 3. There is quite a bit of heat generated by the machine. In order to keep the temperature under control, a cooling system or heat sink may be required. Even after 3 months, the coil still activates, but I wonder if the heat will impact its performance if left unchecked for too long.

Rory Pratt

| Jan 18, 2021

I spent $15 in this process and it was worth it. Exactly as it should be, and even lays out in Hobart's schematic inside the cover where to connect the wires (polarity is irrelevant).

Robin Wu

| Jun 30, 2021

The heatsink from the old computer is threaded so I have no worries about high temperatures. Only a small amount of heat escapes from it. I've had no problems keeping my bird fountain full of water for many years thanks to this valve. I have an application that has an "on-demand" option Despite only being used for a few minutes per day, it doesn't leak with 100 psi main water pressure.

Harmony TOMLINSON

| Nov 15, 2020

I am troubled by the rating of "Warmth". I don't see what warmth has to do with This is 3 stars if thickness is included. I don't see how thickness relates to This was installed near the heat exchanger on our air conditioner. It was wired to the circuit for the heat exchanger fan. On demand, the fan forces water to flow to the misters arranged around the heat exchanger through a solenoid. It results in a cooling effect of about 20 degrees on the air passing through. As a result, on a 105 degree day, a large amount of air is passing through the heat exchanger closer to 85 degrees and therefore the AC unit is more efficient than it might.

Eric Cox

| Mar 26, 2021

Running at a high temperature. In my truck bed, this product was installed in an auxiliary fuel line that carried fuel from a 55 gallon tank. It is connected to the pickup truck's auxiliary switches and is turned on as soon as the fuel level is half full. I've been able to refuel my main tank without opening a valve, so I'm pleased with it. The long distance towing is made easier with this. Only thing I worry about is how hot it can become. My error was touching it after it had been on for nearly two hours, and I was shocked at the amount of heat coming off of it. In order to reduce the amount of time it needs to stay on, I might install a small 5gpm pump in connection with this valve.

Olive Weiss

| Aug 26, 2020

Four of these are on their way to me That they included hose barbs, hose clamps, and Teflon tape is a plus for me. Electrical tests have been performed on all of them and they appear to be very well built. The only one I connected to the water supply was working when I took the picture. It is also worth noting that these are actual NPT fittings, as opposed to the straight thread fittings found on most.

Dilan Bradley

| Jul 16, 2021

It's much easier and faster than opening a drain with a wrench to get water out of an air compressor for air horns!.

Kian DOBSON

| Mar 15, 2021