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24 Volt Solenoid?
Kit of Part product number: SY3240-5LOZ
http://www2.usfirst.org/2005comp/Specs/SY3000.pdf according to that spec sheet the 5 in the product number indicates that the solenoids then gave us were 24V DC. I am trying to purchase an equivalent from MAC Valves (our sponsor can give them to us for free from MAC). I cannot determine thus far if the 24V DC is wrong, or is what they actually gave us....anyone have any ideas? And for anyone that wants to discuss the MAC valves....yes it is legal(flow chart)..... thanx in advance.... |
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