Thread: 24V rule change implications?
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Re: 24V rule change implications?
The way it looks to me, if you want to use the free solenoid (and save $90) and the solenoid breakout module (without having to buy another one at $24) you are pretty much forced to use all 24V solenoids. I can't find anything that specifically says this, but I'm pretty sure whatever voltage you run to the solenoid breakout, it sends the same voltage out to the solenoid, whether it's 12V or 24V, correct?
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