Looking for a electric selector valve

[Cord]

Looking for a electric selector valve that can take two supply lines and the split each into 3 circuits. Instead of the standard 6 ports, I need 8 ports. Anybody know of a source for such a valve?

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Looking for a electric selector valve that can take two supply lines and the split each into 3 circuits. Instead of the standard 6 ports, I need 8 ports. Anybody know of a source for such a valve?

Stack them together.

I have 3 stacked on one of my tractors.

 

[oldnslo]

If this link works it is for an 8 way 2-position valve. Only rated for 2.6 GPM though.

http://apps.boschrexroth.com/produc...DV-Catalog/pdf/RE18302-13_VS570-VS575_nlo.pdf

Otherwise stack 2-position 6-ways together like Brian said.

 

[Dave M7040]

Looking for a electric selector valve that can take two supply lines and the split each into 3 circuits. Instead of the standard 6 ports, I need 8 ports. Anybody know of a source for such a valve?

Are you trying to run more things but not at the same time. Your two supply line comment is what I am not understanding.

Often people with a FEL want to add a hydraulic grapple and many joystick FEL levers have a button for an electric switch. In my neighborhood, people put a selector valve in the circuit for the bucket dump lines and thus freeze the bucket position and have control over the grapple cylinders.

Dave M7040

 

[Cord]

I need to take the flow from two parallel circuits and split each into any of three potential circuits. Only one of the three circuits would be run at any time. The correct solenoid valve would have two inlet fittings and six outlet fittings and two solenoids. It would be a two circuit, three position valve. I guess this could be accomplished with two valves in series, but it'll add a bunch of hoses that I'm hoping to avoid. Flow needs to be at least 24gpm. A

Picture a use similar to the loader grapple, but you also need to power a third function.

 

[Cord]

Stack them together.

I have 3 stacked on one of my tractors.

Not what I was wanting, but it might work. Where'd you get the valves?

 

[LouNY]

This would seem to do what you are requesting, stack two together;

Surplus Center

12/24 Volt DC 13.2 GPM SAE 8 Solenoid Operated Double Selector Valve
item number: 9-8602
PRICE: $159.99
503 In Stock Regular Stock Item
This item is on page 33 of our current catalog
12/24 VOLT DC HYDRAULIC DOUBLE SELECTOR VALVE
Brand new, DYNAMIC model DSV 12/24 volt DC solenoid operated double selector valve. Allows one directional valve to operate two independent cylinders. Energizing coil shifts from cylinder 1 to cylinder 2. Ideal for adding a "thumb" to buckets on loaders. Furnished with o-ring so they can be stacked together for even more function choices. Includes Hirschmann wiring connector.

SPECIFICATIONS

Flow Rate 13.2 GPM
Pressure 3600 PSI max
Coil Voltage 12/24 VDC
Current 2.5/1.25 amps
Connector Hirschmann
Ports Six SAE 8
Size 7" x 2-1/2" x 2-3/4"
Shpg. 10 lbs.

MORE SPECS
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Same as what MtnView posted

 

[Cord]

Yea, that's not enough flow. Found this one on Ebay, but it's coming out of Finland. hydraulic 6 port solenoid diverter/ selector valve 1/2" BSP 12VDC 24gpm | eBay Was hoping to get it in less than 3 weeks. Sure looks like this one: http://www.parker.com/portal/site/P...N&vgnextcatid=695127&vgnextcat=SELECTOR+VALVE

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Not what I was wanting, but it might work. Where'd you get the valves?

My valves are to small for your use, but there are 24 GPM units available. Have to get 2 kits and put them together. Would be in the $800 range.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Yea, that's not enough flow. Found this one on Ebay, but it's coming out of Finland. hydraulic 6 port solenoid diverter/ selector valve 1/2" BSP 12VDC 24gpm | eBay Was hoping to get it in less than 3 weeks. Sure looks like this one: http://www.parker.com/portal/site/P...N&vgnextcatid=695127&vgnextcat=SELECTOR+VALVE

Without knowing what and how these will be used and based only on the GPM requirements, 1/2" ports are not really big enough to flow 24GPM for any length of time without heating up the oil.