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Wardey 10-02-2007 02:27 AM

Electric 3 way ball valve???
 
I am looking for a 12 volt electric 3 way ball valve to switch the exhaust water dumps from through the transom to fill a ballast tank? Anyone know of where I can find these? Thanks, Dave

klaw 10-02-2007 11:42 AM

Dave

Do a search for Ball valves they have air operated ones You could use a silent choice compressor
and also 110 volt

http://www.mcmaster.com/

Ed 10-02-2007 11:51 AM

3 Way Valve
 
Wardey, are you needing a valve that has three(3) ports? If so, this acually would be called a two(2)-way valve, believe it or not. Hope this helps.

Chris Sunkin 10-02-2007 11:56 AM

You're most likely going to find 24VDC electric or pneumatic valves. Other than line voltage, that's what the industrial standard. That is, unless someone makes an application-specific one.

Try Grainger.

Chris Sunkin 10-02-2007 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by Ed (Post 2292230)
Wardey, are you needing a valve that has three(3) ports? If so, this acually would be called a two(2)-way valve, believe it or not. Hope this helps.

It could be either- you have to specify where the valve goes in its neutral position.

klaw 10-02-2007 12:03 PM

http://www.ascovalve.com/

Wardey 10-02-2007 10:25 PM

Thanks !!! Got to be metal tho for the exhaust temps. Dave

CROWN MAN 10-03-2007 08:04 AM

Do a search on HONEYWELL the make electric ball valves for boilers & Fire sprinkler systems.

Just a thought.

Chris Sunkin 10-03-2007 08:13 AM

Why not just electric pumps?

Wardey 10-03-2007 09:19 AM


Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin (Post 2293326)
Why not just electric pumps?

You need to be able to switch from the exhaust water dumping out through the transom to the exhaust water dumping into the balast tank to fill the tank. Then you use a pump to pump out the balast tank. Thanks all, Dave


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