Description

A solenoid valve is a mechanical device that operates using a magnetic field generated by an electric current passing through a coil. It is commonly used to control the flow of liquids or gases, such as water, air, oil, or gas. The valve can be activated or deactivated by connecting it to a control system, such as a switch.

Solenoid valves are typically available in two types: normally closed (which opens the valve when the coil is energized) and normally open (which closes the valve when the coil is energized). These two types are particularly popular for speed-limiting functions due to their ability to quickly regulate flow. Their small size and easy controllability make them ideal for a wide range of applications.