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 ===== Hook up and test sprinkler valve =====
-Start by measuring out the length of wire and strip the ends.  In one end, attach to [[wiki:pinouts|pins 2 and 4]] of a terminal connector as shown (12V and B0).  The polarity of the two wires does not matter.
+Start by measuring out the length of wire and strip the ends.  Attach the wires at one end to [[wiki:pinouts|pins 2 and 4]] of a terminal connector as shown (12V and B0).  The polarity of the two wires does not matter.
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-At this point, you can test your sprinkler value.  It will make a satisfying click when it engages.  You can fire up the [[wiki:birdfeeder_app|Birdfeeder app]] and click on the ''%%Defend%%'' button to verify before deploying.  Note, sprinkler valves are rated for 24V AC.  We are driving it with 12V DC.  Most valves should engage at 12V DC.  For example, the 3/4" Orbit valve that we recommend works well at 12V DC.
+At this point, you can test your sprinkler value.  It will make a satisfying click when it engages.  You can fire up the [[wiki:birdfeeder_app|Birdfeeder app]] and click on the **Defend** button to verify before deploying.  Note, sprinkler valves are rated for 24V AC.  We are driving it with 12V DC.  Most valves should engage at 12V DC.  For example, the 3/4" Orbit valve that we recommend works well at 12V DC.

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