I have one Orbit Irrigation valve 57101 -1 Inch, and I wanna know if this solenoid can be used it to replacement the broken solenoid.
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These solenoids all seem to be the same. 24 volt, same threads. If it threads in without excessive force, just try it and see if it works.
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I would love to answer your question but I don't know what a solenoid is. I'm not the installer but I will be more than happy to measure it if you tell me what part the solenoid is
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you asked how you take off the old valve. You do not have to take off the old valve to install the solenoid. To remove the old solenoid you just unscrew it and then screw on the new one making sure that you do not get any dirt into the body of the valve.
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Takes exactly the same space as pull out valve. Only difference is wiring to 12 volt. Be sure polarity is right. If you can remove and replace pull valve then this will work fine.
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It connects to a Schrader valve, you could probably use it with a seperate adapter.
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To answer your question, I don't know because I needed to replace everything; valve, valve trim, and diverter and used Grohe thru out. Very happy with all of it. I would urge you to get in touch with Grohe North America ( go to site and look for contact information) and pose the question to the company because "standard" valve could be a relative term.. BTW, all connections and tubing are standard 1/2" so it would work from that point of view.
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i don't kow.. i ordered on like that indit dd not work, so ordred one made by oregon and it did work. most of the solenoids are interchangable so londg as they are for a 12 volt system.
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No reason why it won't. The controller is only providing 28V current to operate the valves. If you use 28V valves it will work. Of course you could use less robust valves than used for lawn sprinklers.However, I thought drip systems stayed on all the time and therefore do not need valves and a controller.
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It will work if the valves are the same, for example both are in-line valves. Just match the diameter connections; the threads are the same (standard) for all valves. Also check the valve length to verify it will fit. If you are replacing a valve in an older system you may not have much play between your water source and your irrigation line. You may have to modify (cut or lengthen) one of the connecting pipes.
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If you use this timer as a 90 sec timer and in conjunction with a 24 hour timer then you can do what you want. We use it to open a solenoid every 24 hours for 30 sec.
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The pot must fit such that it rests upon the solenoid button...so it has to be fairly exact...you may be able to put a larger pot on there but put a steel tool or something under it to press down on the solenoid switch...
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This is only set up for Schrader valves. You may be able to find an adapter though.
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Use in conjunction with a shutoff valveBackyard Garden Pros SLI5304 Brass Single Garden Hose Shut-Off Valve
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Not sure what kind of a question that is. The Orbit controller work great. The other fitting parts would be the PVC piping to connect the sprinklers. Ckeck out a You Tube on sprinkler installation. Should show what you need. Maybe a different question.
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1# in and out. It is basic orbit valve housing with a DC solenoid installed. You can get them off the shelf at Lowes.
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Nope. The plunger must pull in to open the valve, to achive what you need would require a major redesign.It might just be possible to "Rube Gldberg" some sort of external set up, remove the solenoid, and mount it beside the valve and use a lever arrangement, but it would be clumsy.Good LuckTerry
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I believe you can swap out your current one with this one. And, if it doesn't work length wise you can easily use a 1 1/2" fernco with a small piece of PVC 40 to make the connection. But, I think you'll be ok with this check valve.