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Close-up of Rain Bird TBOSPSOL 9V potted latching solenoid showing black encapsulated housing and attached red and black wires (front view).

Rain Bird TBOSPSOL 9V Potted Latching Solenoid

Brand: Rain Bird
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$70.05
$50.78
SKU TBOSPSOL
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Replacement 9V potted latching solenoid designed for Rain Bird TBOS and TBOS-II battery controllers. Compact and fully encapsulated, it provides reliable switching for valves where AC power is not available.

  • Direct replacement: Replaces Rain Bird TBOSPSOL (Rain Bird part number K80920) and fits TBOS, TBOS-II, TBOS-BT, ESP-9V and WPX series controllers.
  • Wide valve compatibility: Compatible with Rain Bird DV, DVF, ASVF, PGA, PEB, PESB, GB, EFB-CP, BPE and BPES valve series.
  • 9V latching design: Uses a 9-volt DC latching mechanism to minimize battery drain and allow operation from battery-powered controllers.
  • Potted, weather-resistant housing: Fully potted construction protects internal components for dependable performance in wet valve boxes.
  • Ready to install: Two attached 18‑gauge wires simplify wiring to the control module; sold individually for single-valve replacement.
  • Quick compatibility check: Every valve controlled by a TBOS/ESP-9V/WPX system requires a 9V latching solenoid to function correctly.

Ideal for retrofits and repairs, the TBOSPSOL ensures battery-operated Rain Bird systems operate reliably. For installation, follow standard valve-safety steps: shut off irrigation supply, depressurize the line, then remove and replace the solenoid. Consult Rain Bird documentation for wiring diagrams and controller setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What controllers require this TBOSPSOL solenoid?
This 9V solenoid is for Rain Bird TBOS, TBOS-II, TBOS-BT, ESP-9V and WPX battery controllers.
Will this solenoid fit my Rain Bird DV series valve?
Yes. The TBOSPSOL is compatible with DV, DVF, ASVF, PGA, PEB, PESB, GB, EFB‑CP, BPE and BPES valves.
How do I install the replacement solenoid?
Shut off and depressurize the valve, remove the old solenoid, seat the new solenoid and reconnect the two wires per the controller wiring diagram.