What it is and how it works Solenoid valves provide reliable on/off control of liquids or gases in automated systems. An electric coil actuates a valve to open or close the flow path, enabling precise regulation and isolation. When the coil is deenergized, the valve returns to its default position. Key benefits Precise on/off control for repeatable process timing and isolation. Fast actuation reduces cycle time and improves system responsiveness. Durable construction and seals support long service life with low maintenance. Compact footprint with multiple port options to fit tight installations. Material and seal options designed for compatibility with common media and operating environments. Attributes at a glance Function: Electrically operated valve that opens and closes to regulate the flow of liquids or gases. Compatibility: Built to work with a wide range of fluids and gases and with standard control signals used in automation. Size: Available in multiple sizes and port configurations to match piping requirements and space constraints. Material: Body and seal materials offered to suit different environments and media, including corrosionresistant options. Performance: Quick response, tight shutoff, and reliable cycling for repeated operation. 23 use scenarios Industrial automation: control compressed air and process fluids in packaging lines and manufacturing equipment. Water and irrigation systems: automate zone isolation, valve sequencing, and rinse cycles in horticultural or agricultural setups. Fluid processing and dosing: manage liquids in beverage, chemical, or pharmaceutical processing lines with precise actuation. Installation and maintenance notes Designed for straightforward integration with standard electrical wiring and mounting setups. Seals and common components are available for easy maintenance and timely part replacement.