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Re: Pneumatics system code
I suspect from your photo that it is a 24v solenoid just because that's what has been offered in the KOP, but that style can be either voltage rating. The black end caps will have a voltage printed on them.

If it is a 24v solenoid, then it gets wired to two sets of pins on the Solenoid Breakout and the Solenoid Breakout must get 24v power from the empty connectors of the Power Distribution's special 24v output.
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