Solenoid Valves

A solenoid valve is an electrically operated device designed to control the flow of water or air through a pipeline. They are operated by an electromagnetic solenoid, which when energized produces a magnetic field that moves a plunger, opens or closes a valve Solenoid valves usually come in two types: normally closed (NC), which remain closed in the absence of electricity , and usually open (NO). , which is still open. These valves can be direct-acting, suitable for low-pressure applications, or pilot-operated, ideal for high-pressure systems. Their applications range from industrial automation to HVAC systems to irrigation systems and medical equipment, making them essential for water efficiency Benefits include fast turnaround times, remote electronic applications, compact design, when parameters such as energy consumption and fluid compatibility must be accounted for optimum performance Overall solenoid valves Important components in various industries, a it ensures reliability and efficiency if water is used.