Balboa Water Group Titan Bath Control - Manual (Page 25)

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42135F
One Inlet,
Three Outlet Solenoid
One Inlet,
Three Outlet Solenoid
1
2
3
1
2
3
One Inlet,
Two Outlet Solenoid
4
5
Multiple Solenoid Outputs
PIlloW = 2 Jets
Back Jet = 6 Jets
For illustrative purposes, a Titan "Configuration 40"
arrangement of solenoid valves is shown over the next several
pages. It shows the following:
• One valve is used for a waterfall or cleaner
• Two valves are used for either a foot jet, neck jet, or pillow
• Three valves are used for a backjet
Since a pillow uses two jets, a two outlet solenoid can operate
two jets, as each solenoid operates each jet. Backjets typically
have six jets. As shown below, two No. 1 solenoids can operate
the two top jets, two No. 2 solenoids can operate the two
middle jets, and two No. 3 solenoids can operate the two
bottom jets. consIstency In valve to Jet connectIons
As with solenoid wiring needing consistency, solenoid valves
must also be plumbed to jets in a specific, consistent pattern.
When looking at the diagrams, take note of how many valves
each solenoid assembly has, the number assigned to each
solenoid valve, and the types of jets that are connected to the
specific valve number. The valve number has a direct correlation
to the to the paired valve connectors located on the Primary
Valve Control.