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Re: Solenoid PWM?

Now if I were a purist I'd have to admit solenoids are fairly unlimited too.

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<R49> Each power-regulating device (speed controller or relay module) shall control one and only one electrical load (motor, actuator or compressor).

A. Exception: Multiple low-load, pneumatic solenoid valves may be connected to a single relay module. This would allow one relay module to drive multiple pneumatic actions.
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