I know this is an older thread, but thanks Matt. I just used this info. to wire up my Burkert and it made the job a whole lot easier.
thegasman;93203 said:I know this is an older thread, but thanks Matt. I just used this info. to wire up my Burkert and it made the job a whole lot easier.
chocological;115143 said:I'm not usually one to resurrect old threads, but I just bookmarked this one today. It surely will help me in the near future.
Matt F.;115917 said:I don't know what kind of solenoid that is, so it could be normal. the Type 6011s most of us run all do the "click" when the solenoid is electrified and again when the power is shut off. I'd double check the electrical connections, too. Could be that the connections are different, or that the unit isn't getting power. The type 6011 uses 120AC, the one you show uses 24 volts DC. Not sure the specs of that model.
herns;115921 said:I just found the answer Ive been looking.
Thanks!
http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/showpost.php?p=2082478&postcount=14
http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/showpost.php?p=2275169&postcount=166
herns;115930 said:I have been using 6011's in 2 of my regulators. I also got one Parker in another assembly and I can hear audibly the clicking sounds of these solenoids when turned on. I was very surprised when I re-wired and tested 2822 when I did not hear any click sound at all. Very silent. I have to place close to my ear to listen as it opens.
The wiring of 2822 is just smaller and yeah, I agree with you that 3 wires solenoid is cleaner.
dutchy;116386 said:Sometimes it's just the gas pressure that is too high. 7 psi is basically enough, except if you use an atomizer it needs to be higher.
Mine does not close fully at 14 psi, but perfectly at 7 psi.
dutchy;116386 said:Sometimes it's just the gas pressure that is too high. 7 psi is basically enough, except if you use an atomizer it needs to be higher.
Mine does not close fully at 14 psi, but perfectly at 7 psi.
dutchy;116386 said:Sometimes it's just the gas pressure that is too high. 7 psi is basically enough, except if you use an atomizer it needs to be higher.
Mine does not close fully at 14 psi, but perfectly at 7 psi.
oldpunk;116389 said:This just isn't true.
dutchy;116400 said:Sorry, I'm just making things up to look interesting![]()