Description
When you need to run multiple hydraulic functions from one circuit—like adding a grapple to your loader while keeping your bucket controls—you know how frustrating it can be to manually switch valves or lose functionality. This six-port hydraulic solenoid diverter valve lets you control multiple hydraulic circuits electronically from the cab, so you can switch between functions at the flip of a switch without missing a beat.
What You’re Getting
- High-flow 90 LPM capacity handles demanding applications without starving your hydraulics
- Electronic control means no more climbing out to manually switch valves between implements
- Weather-sealed IP65 housing keeps working through dust, rain, and whatever the field throws at it
- DIN connector with LED indicator shows you exactly when the valve is working
- Stackable design lets you add more circuits as your operation grows
- Manual override keeps you going even if electrical gremlins show up
Built for Real Farm Work
This valve transforms how you operate loaders, hay equipment, and implements on tractors of all sizes. Whether you’re switching between bucket functions and a grapple, controlling hydraulic cylinders on balers and spreaders, or expanding your rear remotes for multiple towed implements, this valve makes it seamless. Perfect for livestock operations where you need quick access to different functions, or row crop farms where time is everything.
Made to Last
The precision-machined internals minimize pressure drop so your hydraulics work at full strength, while the robust 65-watt solenoid handles the voltage swings common on farm equipment. Built for continuous duty in the kind of conditions that break lesser valves—dust, vibration, temperature extremes, and the occasional chemical splash.
Installation Notes
Works with both 12V and 24V systems common on tractors. The 1/2″ BSP ports fit standard hydraulic fittings, and you can mount it on a manifold block or inline with your existing circuits. Remember to add a case drain line for high-pressure applications over 150 bar—it’s cheap insurance against expensive repairs. Always double-check your electrical polarity before powering up.
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