Introduction

A solenoid valve is an electromagnetically operated device that controls the flow of liquids or gases by opening or closing when an electric current is applied. It contains an in-built actuator in the form of an electrical coil and a plunger. An electrical signal controls the opening and closing of the solenoid valve. There are two modes in which solenoid valves are produced. They are normally open and normally closed. The solenoid (electrical coil) is operated using an AC or DC. DC supply is provided through a battery, generator, or rectifier. Whereas an AC supply is usually taken from AC mains voltage, through a transformer.

Features

1. Plugged External Leakage and Controllable Internal Leakage Provide Safer Operation

2. Simple Operation with Easy Network Connectivity

3. Lightweight Responsiveness & Energy-Saving Performance

4. Limited Regulation Accuracy & Applicable Mediums 5. Versatile Performance & Wide Application Range

A solenoid valve is an electromagnetically operated device that controls the flow of liquids or gases by opening or closing when an electric current is applied.