
2-Way Solenoid & Plunger Seat Assembly: This 24VAC replacement includes both the solenoid and plunger seat assembly for complete valve actuation in irrigation systems. The dual-component design ensures precise open/close control and reliable water flow management. Its responsive internal mechanism maintains consistent water pressure and minimizes seepage during cycles, providing a targeted solution to restore reliability without a full valve body replacement. Robust Design & Durability: Built with high-density, corrosion-resistant materials, this sprinkler solenoid housing is engineered to withstand prolonged exposure to soil moisture and outdoor elements. The construction focuses on UV stability and thermal resistance, mitigating the risk of structural cracking or material fatigue during seasonal temperature shifts. Ensures consistent performance and a stabilized service life for internal components across diverse environmental conditions.
Streamlined Integration & Secure Fit: Featuring a standard 3/4" MPT, this solenoid allows for a secure installation without system modification. For a proper fit, remove the old solenoid and valve seat assembly before installing our integrated solenoid and seat combination. The ergonomic grip surface facilitates a stable, hand-tightened connection, enabling both DIY users and professionals to perform efficient field replacements and restore system operation with minimal downtime. Broad Compatibility: Designed to adapt to mainstream irrigation valve specifications, this component provides a precise fit for Irritrol 2400, 2500, 2600, and 700 series, while maintaining compatibility with Toro EZ-Flo Plus valves. It offers a practical solution for maintaining various sprinkler setups with a standardized replacement part. The design ensures alignment with existing valve bodies, supporting consistent system operation and facilitating straightforward maintenance. With 4.2 stars on Amazon, it's earning solid feedback from real buyers — check recent reviews to see if it fits your needs.



