[yikesjason]

I recently bought a co2 set up on ebay and it came with a spare Burkert solenoid that doesn't have a power cord. Where can I find one? Are all solenoid power cords pretty much the same?

 

[j-gens]

make one go to home depot or lowes you should be able to piece something together pretty easily there

 

[yikesjason]

Would HD have the special socket that the solenoid takes?

 

[j-gens]

socket? the only solenoid i have worked with is the clippard.. but with that one you were able to take the cover off where the cord goes in and there are 2 places to connect the wires in (and the ground)... then you put the wires in and put a male end on the end that is going to plug into your outlet make sure you dont switch the wires and make sure you hook up positive to positive and negative to negative

 

[Left C]

Most folks use 3 pronged wire cords. I have a local electrical supplier that has them for ~ $3 each.

 

[yikesjason]

I can do the wiring, but I don't have the socket to wire it to. The picture below is what I don't have.

 

[j-gens]

ah you didnt mention that you didnt have the socket
i dont know how to help you then im pretty sure that is going to be a specialty part

 

[Momotaro]

You need a DIN connector.

I might have one kicking around somewhere.

I'll check when I get home.

 

[yikesjason]

That would be awesome. So far I have found one online, but they required a $50 min purchase.

 

[Airphotog]

The company I work for has din connectors.

 

[Momotaro]

Shoot me a PM.