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Thursday, December 9th 2004, 8:19am

by nestors

Just use a regular sprinkler valve and a Sprinkler Timer and set up times

Nestor's

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Saturday, November 27th 2004, 5:12am

by BTanner

I know that ASCO makes a "Red Hat" valve in both, normally open and normally closed configurations. Not sure on an all plastic valve in that size!

www.ascovalve.com

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Tuesday, November 16th 2004, 6:13pm

by heedicus

Backflow or electronic valve?

****o,
I am coming in from the aquarium hobby and I am trying to find a valve but am a bit out of my realm. What I need is a valve (1.5 and 2 inch) that needs electricity to keep open. So basically when the power goes out the valve will close, then open back up when the electricty goes back on.
Is there such a thing?
any chance its all plastic?
Thanks,
Tren

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