Solenoid Water Valve

A Solenoid Water Valve is an electromechanical valve used for controlling the flow of water in various applications. This valve operates by using an electric current to open or close the valve, making it a crucial component in many fluid control systems. Solenoid water valves are widely used in applications such as irrigation systems, water dispensers, beverage machines, and industrial processes where precise control of water flow is required. Solenoid water valves play a crucial role in fluid control systems, ensuring precise and automated control of water flow. Their versatility and reliability make them essential components in applications where water control is required, whether it’s for automated irrigation systems, beverage dispensers, or industrial processes. The choice of a specific solenoid water valve will depend on factors such as voltage requirements, flow rate, and the type of application it will be used in.

Specifications:

• Solenoid Operation: These valves utilize a solenoid coil to control the valve’s opening and closing.
• Valve Type: Available in various configurations, including normally closed (NC) and normally open (NO), each with specific use cases.
• Voltage Rating: Designed to operate on different voltage levels, with common options like 12V, 24V, 110V, or 220V.
• Valve Size: Comes in various sizes to accommodate different flow rates and pipe diameters.
• Material: The valve body is typically made of materials like brass, stainless steel, or plastic, depending on the intended application.
• Pressure Rating: These valves are designed to handle a specific range of water pressures.
• Control Interface: Can be controlled manually, via a button or lever, or electronically, with a microcontroller or a control system.
• Application: Widely used in irrigation systems, water purification, industrial processes, and appliances like washing machines, dishwashers, and more.
• Reliability: Known for their reliable and quick response, making them suitable for applications where precise water control is essential.