GalconYLZ 3/4 Inch Sprinkler Valve with S1602 DC Latching Solenoid for Battery Operated Controllers with Reinforced NBR 2-Way Female Inline Hose Sprinkler Valve for Gardens, Lawns, Greenhouses.

Galcon products are consistently high-quality and reliable. All parts of this valve can be replaced when needed - no planned obsolescence here! Picture does not exactly represent product as shipped; the wire connector shown is different.

5/6 that I ordered did not work. Wasn’t able to return in time

Bought 4 of these for a vegrable garden-all work great. Make sure you wiRe correctly for dc power-no common ground-each is independent!!!

One won't turn on and the other won't turn off. We recommend you avoid these valves. We ordered them from Amazon because we needed the fast delivery to complete a job for a client. Installed the valves and could not make them work. Had to remove them and replace with Hunter valves (which we now recommend). Lost a lot of money on this job and probably lost a client because we relied on these valves. Note: these were received in boxes that appeared to have previously been opened and no instructions were included. If you happen to have these valves, the on/off lever needs to be in the middle position (pointing towards the outlet port) for the valve to work automatically. The red wire is negative and the black wire is positive (to open the valve).

Does not work with 8psi

Excellent​ quality and fast shipping

Device comes with no documentation and I was unable to find anything online, even from the manufacturer's website. There are some levers on the valve that I wanted to learn about. Otherwise, the valve is working fine with a Toro DDCWP-2-9V controller. Note that these DC valves arrived in the "open" state which is different from the AC valves that are in the closed state until energized. May come in handy when you turn on your water and expect the valves to not emit any water while you connect the rest of your system.

I ordered three of these. I got the irrigation line installed up to and including the valves, but then suffered an injury which prevented me from continuing the installation (consisting of the putting in the irrigation lines from the valves to the garden and the drip irrigation system). Recovery coincided with vacation travel so took around 2 months after purchase that I was able to continue installation to the point I could test the valves. One fails to shut off even though the valve is in auto mode. Amazon set the deadline for returns at one month following the purchase. I do not think a 33% failure rate is good quality control which makes me wonder about durability of the ones that work initially.