Rainbird DV Series Electric Valve with Slip and X Slip Joint, 1"/24 VAC

$ 23.35

Score By Feature

Based on 59 ratings

Easy to install

9.90

Value for money

9.38

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Product Description

The diameter of 1 inch. Slip-by-Slip (SS) configuration for solvent-weld installations at a low cost (26/34)

For maximum reliability, a double-filtered pilot flow is used

Diaphragms for long life with balanced pressure

During installation and system startup, an external bleed is used to manually flush the system of dirt and debris

Bleeding inside the container prevents spraying when manual operation is required

Questions & Answers

When the valve is not in use, is it in the closed position?

In addition to an electrical control valve, there is a manual one as well. Hand opening and closing of the manual valve is possible, and the electrical control of the valve closes automatically upon the completion of the timer on the box.

Are you able to use PVC primer and cement on this product?

My experiment with PVC pipe, solvent, and cement has worked fine for me. You might want to look for a model that has NPT threads instead of the "slip" joints if compatibility is a concern. When you screw that fitting into the valve, it will look like a PVC-with-a-slipping joint, but when it is cemented, it will look like a PVC-with-a-slipping joint It is welded with PVC. *br>This is a heavy-duty grill that will keep you going for days There is a duty valve on the pump. It might seem overkill in a home irrigation setup, but the cost of working with valves is mostly labor, not material, so the cost of the valve is more than

Selected User Reviews For Rainbird DV Series Electric Valve with Slip and X Slip Joint, 1"/24 VAC

It's a valve, my dear

5/5

I recently had a valve buried in my front lawn delivered quickly and installed in service quickly. I have been able to restore my sprinkler system.

Eric Costello

| Jul 08, 2021

In place of

5/5

As a result of using two of these valves, I have replaced two older valves of the same make that malfunctioned. Since the old valve bodies were reused, there was no need for plumbing work. Fitting the new valve on the old base was easy.