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Low Wattage Solenoid Valves

Started by gadget-evilusions, September 11, 2007, 05:43:36 AM

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gadget-evilusions

Hi Everyone,

I know how frustrating it is to only be able to run one 12v solenoid valve from your prop-1 because it has too high of a draw. I stock 12vdc 5 port 4 way valves with 2.5-3watt coils, specifically for this reason. I will also give a 5% discount on pneumatic components to anyone from this forum. http://evilusions.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=26_36_63&products_id=85

Thanks.
Brian
Evilusions LLC
www.evilusions.com for all your pneumatic components

WolfManor

Brian,

I was just looking at the selonoid on your weblink in this thread.  Would you recommend the 12" lead wires or the DIN for the solenoid?

Also, do you carry Clevis Ends and attachments for 1-1/16" bore cylinder?

Thanks,
Steve

gadget-evilusions

Either one will work. I like Din connector myself, they will still come with wires attatched but allow you to hook up your own cables if you want to  (especially helpful with 110vac solenoids) and keep the connection enclosed in the connector. Also, the Din connectors have an led built in so that you can see when your valve is getting power even with no air on.

For Clevis ends do you mean http://evilusions.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=26_39_174_158&products_id=778 ? Also, if you want to attatch the piston rod clevis to something, you can actually use the foot brackets http://evilusions.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=26_39_174_158&products_id=781 because they will attatch readily to the piston rod clevis.

I also carry bumpers and rod ends, they just aren't up on the website yet. Anything you need, i can get or can fabricate myself, metal working is my life.
Brian
Evilusions LLC
www.evilusions.com for all your pneumatic components