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I want to install some 110V electric valves in my well house project. All the pipe is 1 1/4" PVC, inside well house, 10 deg to 130 deg range of temp in the well house.
standard pressures, <80 psi
I would like one normally open valve, one normally closed valve... so I can apply the same control power to reverse them.....
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I think 110v valves will be expensive. You could use 24v solenoid valves with relays and a trasformer.
I assumed that was the case.... any good source for all these goodies? thx
NO valve-http://www.irritrol.com/valves/100centuryplus.html
NC valve-
http://www.irritrol.com/valves/valves_200bs.html
Relay-
http://ribrelays.com/
Any 24v transformer.
If these valves are on the same line, a "3 way valve" will do the same thing.
Thanks for the links and suggestions, much appreciated....
I think I can make a 3 way valve work... agreed, it would simplify....
doesn't appear Irritrol makes a 3way.... any other makers for this application in 3way?
thx
Irritrol is a "lawn sprinkler" company and as such ONLY makes simple valves which are all that are needed for 99.999999+% of installations. Do an Internet search for electric 3 way valves then sort out which of the "hundreds" of replies you want to investigate.
I had already done that... Asco 3way valve was the best I could find, at about $1k price range...
two of these make more economic sense...
You could get a Jandy 1-1/2" 3-way valve made out of CPVC and an 24v electric actuator for $200.
No NSF or anything but it will handle the pressure and flow.
http://www.zodiacpoolsystems.com/~/m...oads/SL/SL5250
Thank you for the Jandy recommendation.... these seem ideal, even their check valves...
your NSF comment made me curious....
for a small well house, that serves only a max. of 4 residences, do control valves require NSF? I would think not?
thanks..
1-1/4'' is a weird size but if your still looking you can find some here http://www.electricsolenoidvalves.com/1-1-4-valves/