TAILONZ PNEUMATIC 1/4"NPT Solenoid Valve DC12V Single Coil Pilot-Operated Electric 2 Position 5 Way Connection Type 4V210-08 Outlet wire

Great product

Outstanding value

This brand is nice to use. It doesn't extend and stay, unless it remains switched on. When turned off, it releases and the cylinder returns to starting state. I would call it push release. They are easy to use. Some cylinders may require buffer tank near by.

I figured that 1/8" ports would be better for small cylinders, but it was a BIG LITTLE surprise when the 1/8" version was half the size of the 1/4 valves I'm used to. A 6-32 screw is too small to mount the 1/8" valve and the holes don't line up with 1/4" valves. I will send it back and use all 1/4" valves so they can be mounted in a stacked configuration. The 1/4" version will allow a common size screw to pass through the mounting holes....I didn't remember if it is 6-32 or 8-32 but one of them fits. Anything smaller is uncommon in sae sizes and for my use. The pictures seem to show the dimensions, but I assumed they were the same.....my mistake. The valves I bought in the past from this brand worked great, so I reordered the size I wanted.

For all the People the product is 100% recommendedThanks to AMAZON.

I used this as a replacement for a PacBrake, it sits under the hood in heat and cold at 100psi and lasts. Couldn't be happier with it.

The quality Horrible. Why are the wires both exposed and melted?They do not work, (obviously),and frankly just look like someone broke it, panicked, grabbed the nearest soldering iron, and melted the wire on to the connection. I bought 2 of these and as you can see, they had the same problem.

Of the two I received, one LED was not soldered on completely, so the LED did not light up. Easy to fix however. Both had the wrong sized exhaust ports - 1/4" NPT instead of 1/8" NPT. Since I needed these and did not want to wait, I had 1/8" exhaust ports on hand to use. The 1/4" exhaust ports will go in the parts bin for another project.There are also 3 wire connects, and no indication of which to use. I tried the two that were near each other and that worked. Unsure of the purpose of the 3rd connection.