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Thanks bud What I mend was the difference of using SS vs Brass solenoid.SS= Stainles Steel
Thanks a lot both of you for your response, reason I’m asking is cause I found this regulator on EBay for a price that I was able to afford.Brass is OK for dry CO2. I use it on all of my high pressure connections. Just does not look as clean and pretty as SS
It is strange that they list that solenoid as 110V 50 hz as 50 hz is not a US standard (60 hz in the US). I don't know it makes any difference for a solenoid but ideally you would want a 110 V / 60 hz solenoid.
Thanks a lot again.Out of curiosity, I went to the Burkett website and all of the 6011 AC solenoids are listed as 50 hz (both 110 and 230V). I think they should work fine at 60 hz. I actually used a 24 VDC 6011 model I found on some water systems site.