URBEST Black White 3 Position Solenoid Valve 4V110-06 P T1/8 Air Outlet Connector 12V 2.5W...

Had to buy a tap because the port holes were not 1/8 ....

So first off these are awesome! super inexpensive, and do everything they are supposed to do! ALTHOUGH 1 thing I have learned through buying several inexpensive pneumatic valves from different sellers on ZeeBooth is that they sometimes get stuck sitting on a shelf, and if you aren't throwing 100PSI at them you need to perform 1 simple step before use. unscrew nut on top of the solenoid (the part with the wires) and lift it off keeping track of which side wires are pointed (wire direction doesn't really matter it's just something I like to do) and lift off. CAREFULLY remove 2 screws holding plate on top (don't wanna lose those and valve is lightly spring loaded lift off top plate keeping track of which way everything is on... there is a 3rd "hole" under which I'm sure is important realign. press down on valve making sure it moves freely, it is spring loaded and should rebound when you press it... make sure it easily moves up and down when you press it. reassemble in exact opposite order! i bought 3 of these for halloween props and use them at different voltages (12+) and different pressures from 20PSI to 90PSI and they have been perfect! they are smaller than I expected, and I recommend adjustable silencers/mufflers to control speed in any direction best bang for your buck I have found!

I needed a small pneumatic solenoid valve with 1/8 PT connections that did NOT purge air at idle. I found all thoughts features on this valve at a very reasonable price. Works great with a double action pneumatic cylinder I also purchsed here on ZeeBooth.

The Image of the item does not correspond to the description of the item. which states a 3 position valve, and what was sent is a 2 position valve as shown in the image.

We bought 20-30 of these (some were this exact model, some were slightly different valves with the same product number, 4v110-06) and used them to control pneumatic actuators. A few of the units we received had significant issues - leaking air through the metal valve body, or would not reliably actuate - but most of them worked fine. The valves generate a pretty loud clicking noise when they actuate. Not taking off stars for this. If anyone wants performance numbers, I measured about 30ms between applying power to the valve and the pressure beginning to increase on the output. This was at approximately 60 psi input pressure. TL;DR Inconsistent build quality, but can't argue with the value given its low price. Most of the valves didn't have issues and worked fine for my use case.