FrightProps Solenoid Manifolds
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps showcases their solenoid manifold system, which allows multiple solenoid valves to be stacked together sharing a single common air source and exhaust port. This integrated approach reduces the number of fittings required and keeps pneumatic installations compact and tidy. The video is a short product overview aimed at haunters looking to streamline their air-powered prop setups.
Key takeaways
- ◆Manifold design lets multiple solenoid valves share one air inlet and one exhaust
- ◆Reduces clutter by eliminating redundant fittings and tubing runs
- ◆Results in a cleaner, more professional-looking pneumatic installation
- ◆Compact footprint saves valuable space inside props and control panels
Who this is for
Haunt builders and prop makers who run multiple pneumatic props and want a cleaner, more efficient air distribution solution.
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