Netafim Series 80 2-Way Electric Globe Valve - 1-in - 0.1-44 GPM - 24VAC

Automated Zone Control for Clean or Dirty Water - 1-in

Manual valves make irrigation timing inconsistent and leave you walking the lines. This 2-way electric globe valve opens and closes on a 24VAC signal from your controller, so each zone waters on schedule. A 150-mesh stainless steel filter screen helps protect the valve from debris, and the flow range runs from 0.1 to 44 GPM.

The 1-in size suits growers running a zone or manifold branch in a hydroponic or drip system, from a home grow room to a commercial block. Sold as a single valve, so you can add one zone or order several for a larger build.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0.1 to 44 GPM flow range — covers low-flow drip zones and higher-volume lines with one valve.
• 150-mesh stainless steel filter screen — helps keep debris out of the valve and is described as self-cleaning.
• Glass-reinforced nylon body and bonnet — a tough housing for demanding conditions.
• Nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm — a rugged sealing element.
• Stainless steel spring and hardware — resists corrosion in wet environments.

Who Should Use Netafim Series 80 Electric Globe Valve

Choose this valve if you automate irrigation with a 24VAC controller and need reliable zone switching in hydroponic, drip, or general water lines, whether the water is potable or carries some debris.

About Netafim Series 80 Electric Globe Valve

Netafim makes the Series 80 family of electric globe valves. This model is a 1-in, 2-way valve rated for 0.1 to 44 GPM at 24VAC. It measures 1.6 x 5.9 x 3.3 in and ships at 0.755 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage does this valve use?
A: It operates on 24VAC. Pair it with a controller or transformer that supplies 24VAC output.

Q: What flow range does it handle?
A: The valve works from 0.1 GPM minimum to 44 GPM maximum. Check that your zone flow falls within that range.

Q: What is a 2-way valve?
A: A 2-way valve has one inlet and one outlet and simply opens or closes the flow. It does not divert water to a second line.

Q: Can it be used with dirty water?
A: The distributor describes it as suited to potable and dirty water applications. The 150-mesh stainless steel screen helps filter debris, though you should still maintain upstream filtration suited to your water.

Q: What does 150-mesh mean?
A: Mesh counts the openings per linear inch of screen. A higher number means finer openings that catch smaller particles.

Q: What materials is it made from?
A: The body and bonnet are glass-reinforced nylon, the diaphragm is nylon-reinforced Buna-N, and the spring and hardware are stainless steel.