Replacing a Solenoid for a Calcium Reactor, crazy price?

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I thought it would be a good idea to have a backup for my calcium reactor solenoid that's been running steady for several years now. It's a 3 watt, 24v DC solenoid. I won't mention the manufacturer unless it's okay to here, but I finally tracked it down and they make this solenoid exclusively for another corporation, who will sell me a new one for $719.20 + shipping, + five weeks lead time. Are there other solenoids out there I might use instead? I'll attach a photo of what I have.

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That’s crazy. I have a used 120 volt one I can sell you for $25. Shipped if your interested.
 
You could a couple brand new two stage regulators with solonoids at that price. Don’t do it!
 
There is a huge here on custom regulator setups that you might want to look at to get other valves that will work. I think @Water Dog started the thread.
 
I used the Neptune Apex solenoid as an emergency CO2 shutoff on my calcium reactor in the event the pH went below my set point.
 
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