DN25 3 Way 3 Wires Motorized Ball Valve G1 Brass Built-in Actuator Electrical Ball Valve for Air Conditioner DC 24V

Needed the 3-way T-type valve body, threw the actuator away and stuck a 220Vac actuator on it.Glad the manufacturer is selling lots of versions through several retailers on Amazon!Starting from straight through position (AB -> B), take 1/4 turn clockwise to change to left exit (AB -> A). Further 3/4 turn takes it back to straight through. Valve acts smoothly, no leaks.The G1 connector threads were a nuisance (in USA) so had to purchase 3 adaptors G1 to NPT 1" and the special washers needed to seal the connection. I was expecting this, so not a big issue.

Where to start on this POS. It is made of brass and it was 1" NPT, but that's really the end of anything good. This isn't a valve, it's a Tee. I tried using this with regular water at 55psi. It will rotate but it looks like it's going to break when it starts torquing. I've seen Legos with better quality gear trains. It's dry and clicks and grinds when it's moving. You can hear it struggle to move. The 90° port has a serious internal leaking and honestly calling it a leak is offensive to leaks. If you need a portioning valve this might work for you but if you don't want 30% of the volume diverting to the other port then stay away from this thing. If your application allows you to easily swap out a 3 way valve maybe it's worth a shot but I have to replace $30 in connectors when I get the time to remove this. Also another reviewer mentioned it was hard to set the timing between the valve with the motor, he was right. I finally succumbed to using it as a manual valve because the torque moves it 5-10° each cycle. Controlling this is similar to driving a pink Barbie power wheel down the side of a mountain. You know the ones.

The manual gave no information about wiring. It shows 220VAC, not 24VDC. I tried 24VDC with + to yellow and this did the rotation but only about 75% opening so there will be some flow restriction. Some guidance would be helpful.