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Re: Powering solenoids
But R51 only prohibits connecting more than one device to the output of a power regulating device from r50, the solenoid breakout is not included in r50.
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24-01-2014, 19:56
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Re: Powering solenoids
But it is included in the chart found in r51. And also, nowhere does r51 reference r50. R51 only points to table 4-4, which is listed within r51.
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24-01-2014, 22:10
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Re: Powering solenoids
Except when it mentions power regulating devices for actuators which a pneumatic solenoid does not seem to fall under the category of actuator, only electrical load. So for the OP, I changed my mind again. I would go with no and ask Q&A.
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24-01-2014, 23:52
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Re: Powering solenoids
Are these two solenoids for a similar use? You could just use T fittings to split the tubing to run multiple cylinders off of one valve
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