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SFR solenoid
- Thread starter Bricks
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MEP001
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This one works, you have to use a reducing nipple and a 1/8" NPT fitting on the outlet. Rated 250 PSI M.O.P.D.
These are much better, full 3/8" pipe flow.
www.dultmeier.com
These are much better, full 3/8" pipe flow.
GC Valves N.C. 24 Volt AC Solenoid Valve, S Series, Stainless: 3/8'' FPT, 15-1200 O.D.P - Dultmeier Sales
GC Valves N.C. 24 Volt AC Solenoid Valve, S Series, Stainless - 3/8'' FPT, 15-1200 O.D.P, High Pressure Stainless Steel Solenoid Valves;; ;2-Way;High Pressure;Piloted Piston Operation;Stainless Bodi
These are much better, full 3/8" pipe flow.
GC Valves N.C. 24 Volt AC Solenoid Valve, S Series, Stainless: 3/8'' FPT, 15-1200 O.D.P - Dultmeier Sales
GC Valves N.C. 24 Volt AC Solenoid Valve, S Series, Stainless - 3/8'' FPT, 15-1200 O.D.P, High Pressure Stainless Steel Solenoid Valves;; ;2-Way;High Pressure;Piloted Piston Operation;Stainless Bodi
That's the one I think I use.
keep all the plumbing as large as possible. It makes a noticeable difference in the flow. I bought a wash that has a purclean RO system and the flow was pathetic at 200psi at the pump. I intended to replace the pump with higher pressure, etc, but found when I changed to the large orifice solenoids and 3/8" fittings (instead of the 1/4"x 3/8" fittings)fittings the flow dramatically improved, enough where a new pump was no longer needed.
