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U.S. Solid 1/4" 24V DC Normally Closed Pneumatic Solenoid Valve
The U.S. Solid pneumatic solenoid valve features a Aluminum Alloy body for general outdoor and indoor use. It is only favored by filtered air.
Direction of the Flow
Most U.S. Solid Valves are UNIDIRECTIONAL
Make a note of the arrow on your valve. Most U.S. Solid valves are unidirectional. This means they are intended to flow in one direction only, in the direction of the arrow. If connected in opposite directions, the valve will not actuate properly (will not close for Normally Closed valves). Additionally, be sure the medium passing through is filtered. If not, particles will cling to the gasket over time, which can cause it to not seal properly.
IP65 rated protection
Our solenoid valves are designed with an IP65 waterproof rating, providing protection against water and dust ingress. With this level of waterproofing, our ball valves are suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions, ensuring durability and reliability.
Jason
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Like many others have said, I thought I was getting something else. I am still giving it 3 stars because the item that did arrive, was still useful but not what I thought I was getting
FGL Mécanique
Reviewed in Canada on January 12, 2023
Perte de temps et d'argent.j'ai fini par acheter une vrai bonne valve 100$ et la sa fonctionne #1
Luis C. C
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
The item description is copy pasted from another website: however, seller forgot to copy+paste this is a pilot operated valve, not direct action. Out of curiosity, I tested the valve setting up a couple of hoses and my air compressor and it works fine: sadly I need a direct acting solenoid valve.The valve it self is well built
Grant M.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2019
Was pretty confused when I opened this up as there's no instructions on how to connect the unit and it's not immediately clear how to do it. You have to unscrew the flathead in the plastic top and pull the whole assembly off of the switch. The inside which contains the contacts will come out of the clear plastic housing. This inner assembly contains screw contacts which are what you're supposed to use to connect the wires, as shown in my second photo. Polarity of + and - technically doesn't matter for the solenoid, but since there's an LED you want to connect the positive side to the end with the resistor attached to not blow up the LED. Then feed the wires through the tube, reassemble everything and insert the screw back in.
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