Specifications Pressure: 15 to 150 PSI Flow: 0.2 to 30 GPM; for flows below 3 GPM (0,68 m3 /h; 0,19 l/s) or any Landscape Drip application, use a 200 mesh filter installed upstream Operating Temperatures: Water temperature up to 110° F (43° C); ambient temperature up to 125° F (52° C) Solenoid: 24 VAC 50/60 Hz (cycles/sec.) - Inrush current: 0.290A at 60 Hz
- Holding current: 0.091A at 60 Hz
- Solenoid Coil resistance: 70-85 Ohms (40° F - 110° F)
Features: 1 in. (26/34) female x female threaded plastic residential irrigation valve - Eccentric diaphragm for smooth closing, less water hammer
- Compact design, 2.54 in. spin radius for tight installations (install more valves in a single valve box)
- Captive multi-drive screws for ease of access and faster bonnet removal
- Glass-filled polypropylene body for strength
- Your choice of tools to open valve (nut driver, Phillips head screw driver, slotted head screw driver)
- Four screws for quick access to diaphragm
- List price is more than 20% lower than competitors
What is the difference between a DV Valve and an HV? - A solenoid that is easy to turn at high pressure without the use of a handle or tool,
- A more efficiently designed solenoid that delivers the same performance and durability at a much lower cost,
- Four bonnet screws (instead of six) for lower cost,
- Bonnet screws that have a multi-drive head so you can use the tool you have handy or prefer instead of being limited to a Phillips head screw driver,
- Bonnet screws that are captured in the bonnet so they won’t get lost,
- Bonnet screws that are removed with half the number of twists of your driver due to a clever thread design that stills delivers the same holding power,
- A body design and new material that reduces the cycle time in the molding machine to greatly lower cost and yet offers the same strength,
- A patented diaphragm design that reduces water hammer effect by 20% over the DV, Hunter PGV and Irritrol 2400/2500.
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