U.S. Solid Motorized Ball Valve- 1/2" Stainless Steel Ball Valve with Full Port, 9-24V AC/DC and 2 Wire Auto Return Setup

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I bought this valve a week ago.After connect with pipe. It worked well.However, I found the water leak and have changed the fitting 3 times.I also used the fitting which work well with others valve.But the water still leaking.I hope the maker have a look to this problem and give me an advice.Thank you!

Everything is right about it. No regrets

I needed to automate the flush valve our our sediment filter, to open for one minute once a week. Since there was a sprinkler timer nearby I needed a value that was energized to open and automatically closes when deenergized. And because of the large amount of sediment in the flush water I needed a ball valve instead of a solenoid valve. So this particular valve is perfect.I opens quickly when actuated from a standard sprinkler controller, and closes reliably when the sprinkler controller removes power. It has standard 1/2" pipe threads and installs easily.It's worth noting that this valve does not have a way to manually activate it, but I can use the manual mode of the sprinkler controller for that.It's only been installed a few weeks, but so far it's running perfectly.

I actually needed a normally opened valve for my project and not a normally closed one. It can easily be changed, as follows:open the lid and remove the PCB and the little motor drive. Change the two limit switches from location. They easily slide in- and out of their slot. Cut the motor wires and solder them corssed: blue to yellow, and yellow to blue. Re-assemble the motor and pcb, and replace the lid. Done. Now the valve operates as a normally OPEN valve.For such a standard part, I expected that the manufacturer would have disigned a little switch inside the controller box to choose between Normally OPEN and Normally CLOSED operation.But with a little effort it can be changed. Good luck.