Solenoid valves
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Hi. I want to connect a few (3) solenoid valves to my BS2. I am
getting relays to handle the voltage difference, but I can't seem to
find any solenoid valves to fit my application (a beverage
dispenser). The beverages are going to be under pressure, not more
than 20 psi, and when I push a button on the basic stamp, I want it
to be able to fill up a certain sized cup to the right amount
automatically. I already have the code, but I don't have the valves,
so could anyone tell me where I could get three of them for cheap?
Thanks
getting relays to handle the voltage difference, but I can't seem to
find any solenoid valves to fit my application (a beverage
dispenser). The beverages are going to be under pressure, not more
than 20 psi, and when I push a button on the basic stamp, I want it
to be able to fill up a certain sized cup to the right amount
automatically. I already have the code, but I don't have the valves,
so could anyone tell me where I could get three of them for cheap?
Thanks
Comments
all over the place. Grainger stocks a few.
Good Luck
Rich http://geocities.com/rbc1956
-- In basicstamps@y..., sjohns10@h... wrote:
> Hi. I want to connect a few (3) solenoid valves to my BS2. I am
> getting relays to handle the voltage difference, but I can't seem
to
> find any solenoid valves to fit my application (a beverage
> dispenser). The beverages are going to be under pressure, not more
> than 20 psi, and when I push a button on the basic stamp, I want it
> to be able to fill up a certain sized cup to the right amount
> automatically. I already have the code, but I don't have the
valves,
> so could anyone tell me where I could get three of them for cheap?
>
> Thanks
with Teflon, direct action no diaphragm, I may also have some 4 way and
larger sizes let me know off list I don't want anyone bitching at me, I get
enough of this already.
sjohns10@h... wrote:
>
> Hi. I want to connect a few (3) solenoid valves to my BS2. I am
> getting relays to handle the voltage difference, but I can't seem to
> find any solenoid valves to fit my application (a beverage
> dispenser). The beverages are going to be under pressure, not more
> than 20 psi, and when I push a button on the basic stamp, I want it
> to be able to fill up a certain sized cup to the right amount
> automatically. I already have the code, but I don't have the valves,
> so could anyone tell me where I could get three of them for cheap?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
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Check out Grainger. If memory serves correctly you can buy a coil for
about $20 and valve that the coils sits on top of for about $25.
On Sun, 13 May 2001 17:19:24 -0000 sjohns10@h... writes:
> Hi. I want to connect a few (3) solenoid valves to my BS2. I am
> getting relays to handle the voltage difference, but I can't seem to
>
> find any solenoid valves to fit my application (a beverage
> dispenser). The beverages are going to be under pressure, not more
> than 20 psi, and when I push a button on the basic stamp, I want it
> to be able to fill up a certain sized cup to the right amount
> automatically. I already have the code, but I don't have the valves,
>
> so could anyone tell me where I could get three of them for cheap?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to
> http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>
City, NV
They have 12, 24 vdc and 120 vac, prices (list couple years old) were $20-40,
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