💨 Shocker 1/2in Air Valve: A Reliable and Powerful Accessory for Pneumatic Systems Review

Nice valve but be careful when screwing fittings into brass. Stainless steel fittings will leak over time, it is best to use brass fittings in this valve. I think it's due to the different elements and the hardness of the metals.

Used for DIY PVC train horns that use a lot of air. First choice was a cheaper, smaller valve, but Hornblasters make a great valve. There are no problems with air passage. A great choice for any horn setup when you need an electric valve.

Very happy with this solenoid. Responds quickly to a short blast of the whistle and easily replaces my factory horn. I believe it lets some air through the piston in the solenoid for a few hours so you can lose pressure in the tank overnight if you don't have an extra valve to control your solenoids, but I don't mind. Ordered a second one for the other side! Maybe I'll put my factory horns on my mower.

Very good valve. Extremely loud! I connected this to an existing Pyschblaster Hornblaster Electric Horn I had. Couldn't take this fake lemonade compressor any longer. Constant problems with this garbage. So I connected this valve to my air tank and existing air horn, and this valve opened the pisho blaster horn full force! However, one thing is that the photo advertised is not what I received. However, inside is the same valve but the material I received was brass. All descriptions and photos…