solenoid valve

A solenoid valve is a device used to control the flow of a liquid or gas using an electrical signal. These valves have an open and closed position that is controlled by an electromagnetic mechanism. A solenoid valve typically has a coil that creates a magnetic field and controls the movement of the valve mechanism.

Definition: A solenoid valve is a device that controls the flow of a liquid or gas by opening or closing the flow through pipes, channels or other connecting elements.

Classification: There are several types of solenoid valves, including:

Two-position solenoid valve: It has only two positions - open and closed. It is a basic type of solenoid valve used to simply control the flow of a liquid or gas.
Three-position solenoid valve: It has three positions - open, closed and half-open. It is often used in systems that require multiple flow levels.
Proportional solenoid valve: It is able to regulate the flow of liquid or gas based on the intensity of the electrical signal. This type allows for more precise flow control.
Applications: Solenoid valves are widely used in various industries, including:

Heating and cooling systems: To regulate the flow of hot or cold water to radiators or cooling units.
Industry: To control the flow of various chemicals, gases or liquids in industrial processes.
Automotive: In various parts of vehicles such as brake systems, pneumatic systems and more.
Irrigation systems: To control the supply of water to gardens or agricultural areas.
In general, we can say that electrovalves are key components of many technological and automation systems that enable accurate and efficient control of the flow of liquids and gases.