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

Worked so far. Used it to install on a truck mounted sprayer. Rigged up a simple on/off switch which i can run from the cab. Seems to be solid built.

Replaced the ball valve port in my Duromax XP9000iH generator which had a valve that kept blowing fuses when using propane. So far, this appears to have fixed the problem (and was very easy to install)

I've been using this for about a year now to control the CO2 flow for my aquarium. Most hobbyists use solenoids which have a tendency to burn out. This has been rock solid and has worked without issue.

Do not recommend for a critical function. I installed it to control an open tank level. Initially it worked well but after cycling a few times I left it to maintain the level. A few hours later I returned to find it above max level at the overflow pipe. I checked its position and found it about a 1/4 way open. I checked the power to the valve and it was at zero volts. This is a fail close on loss of power so it should have been fully closed. So now I am looking for a replacement.

Pricey but solid. they work solid and do make the zippy noise. These are not INSTANT. They take a couple of seconds to open or close. Great for RV tanks as you can barely hear them work. I haven't had one malfunction yet with gray water or debris. I got them on multiple tanks under the RV for almost a year, no problems (I do spray silicon lubricant into each valve every 6 month to avoid salt water corrosion). These don't overheat when left ON ( I leave them open all night when the temp drops below freezing) to empty the tanks and avoid ice damage.

Ok, may sound crazy, but I'll say it, "I love this valve!" For around $30 this can't be beat. In my case I needed to control water from a spigot - so I bought a relatively inexpensive adapter to adapt a garden hose fitting to this 1/2 NPT. Now I can leave the faucet on and use this valve to control flow. I used a cheap 12 volt DC power brick from Amazon to power it through a 12 volt automotive switch. In my case, I use it to fill a large humidifier by flipping the switch rather than hauling buckets. I also connected it to a wifi outlet adapter so I can turn it on or off with my Amazon Alexa. Can't recommend this enough if you're looking for an inexpensive simple 2 wire, low voltage valve. Oh - and this model returns to close if you loose power, which is really nice when one end of the hose is in your living space!

Bought 1" brass motorized 2 wire with manual function in 2020 for fuel transfer (gas). Worked great for 4 years (around 30,000 miles). Thanks to our great bridges, the clifts on and off, the gear head broke off. Due to time restraints replaced it with a stainless with same functions. Lasted well, untill the first time I used it. Took the seals out. Thankfully I had placed an emerg. shutoff above it. Ordered another bass valve identical to the orignal without the manual function. Same story. Replaced the gearhead on the orignal brass valve an so far so good. Think tolerance, these valves are blowing the O ring up past the nylon seal and jamming the ball. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 star is I have 2 I can't use. ? fuel use. but was told by the manufacture per phone call I was good to go back in 2020.

Works great

So far so good with these. 2 years outside in cold weather climates and they still work great come springtime.

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I use a wireless relay along with a 12 Vdc power adaptor to drive this valve in the backyard, so that I can turn the water on/off remotely from anywhere on the premises. The system turned out extremely reliable. When the valve is off, there is no leakage at all, thanks to this excellent product!

I hope it lasts because it works great. I'm using this to shut off the heat to the cab in my truck as the heater controls don't shut off all the way and still throw heat in the summer. Just have to hit the switch and no more hot air when I don't want it.

These were total awful. We bought 12 of them spent $1200.00 Canadian. After 5 weeks one quite working then 1 week later another one quite working. We tried to contact Amazon 3 times they totally ignored our emails and would not respond. So we lost out out about $200.00 right away. I'm only hoping we only loose the two not the 10, more we have in our garden. I would hate to be ripped off the whole $1200.00 we spent. Please be aware they don't have any warranty and they don't stay working very long. This company is quick to take your money but will not take care of their customers. Be Aware.