Electrically actuated water valve

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yelkenli

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Does anyone have any experience with electrically actuated water valves used in a residential setting?

I have seen some automated shut-off valves to prevent flooding. I know irrigation systems use such valves. I know some people are getting into automating homes and maybe there are some applications there.

Any examples are appreciated.
 
My front load Samsung washer dumps water so fast that those water break sense hoses would shut down after every load, and I would need to reset them. If the electronic versions work this same way, I think they would be a waste of money.
 
Just Google (solenoid water valve) and you will find 1000's of them.

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I believe what he is talking about is a system where a water sensor sits in the basement and if it sees water then the main water has a solenoid that shuts off . yes i have installed them on large projects. an engineer specified which. one i would suggest a slow closing , it worked very good.
 
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