Electric Solenoids

Hello all, anyone here use or know about electric solenoids. I am looking for 2 reasonably priced electric solenoids, a normally closed and a normally open to be exact. I got an Iwaki pump and i wanna run it 24h but I need to find those solenoids.

The one I used in the Youtube video below can be found here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/3-4-Brass-110VAC-Electric-Solenoid-Valve-Water-Air-NC-/290505187790?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a37561ce

And here's what that's normally open:

http://cgi.ebay.com/3-4-Electric-Solenoid-Valve-120-VAC-NORMALLY-OPEN-B21N-/300494606724?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45f6dfd184

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWTX5CqEALw

Thanks a mil!

Setup in you vids look good. I am working on a lil something for flowering myself.

SlimDigital said:

Hello all, anyone here use or know about electric solenoids. I am looking for 2 reasonably priced electric solenoids, a normally closed and a normally open to be exact. I got an Iwaki pump and i wanna run it 24h but I need to find those solenoids.

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I'm assuming you mean electronic relays? Solid State are the most popular now. For using either DC current or 120 current (Popular with the cheap elec timers) to kick over a 240Volt circuit? In this way you can use thermostats and dehumidi-stats etc to control light, exhuast fans for cooling, cycling water pumps and aerators.

Or are you talking about Irrigation Valve solenoids?

Guys, he was talking about the two solenoids that I linked him to.

OP, those are not wired so you need to buy an $8 Home Depot plug for each of them.

I've been thinking about using these in my next setup. They seem pretty damn cheap, and with an override!

amazon.com/Orbit-57100-4-Inch-Threaded-Sprinkler/dp/B00004S1V2