Wiring a 110 VAC Vicker Coil Pack

Your choice of toggle switch is good; it is called a single-pole double-throw switch, and will have three wiring connections. Almost invariably, the center connection will be common, and the switch can connect it to either (but not both) of the other two.

From your 110vac supply, identify the "hot" (should be black) and neutral (should be white) conductors. Wire "hot" to the common terminal on the switch. If the solenoids on each end of your valve have black and white wires, run a black wire from each of the other two switch terminals to each black solenoid wire. Connect both of the white solenoid wires to the neutral of the supply.

The supply should also have a grounding connection with green markings and green wiring. This should be connected to the metal housing or body of the valve assembly.

This description would be typical in the U.S. Other countries may use other colors and methods.

True; I should have said SPDT with center position off.

What is the P/N for the valve?

Thanks Gentlemen I got the switch like you suggested but it switches both neutral and hot leg with spring loaded to neutral 20 Amp 240 VAC rated ..... Too Easy Like money in the bank! Thanks again

Are you sure you are describing this correctly? Ordinarily, the neutral leg should not be switched.

Don't switch the neutral: BS7671.