Solenoid Valve

Solenoid Valve

Features & Applications

Solenoid valves are electromechanical control components operated by electrical signals. In refrigeration systems, they are used to start, stop, or direct the flow of refrigerant in specific lines. They play a critical role in system automation and safe operation.

Main Features
  • Electromagnetic operating principle: The valve opens when the coil is energized and closes when de-energized
  • Precise flow control: Ensures refrigerant circulation only at required times and locations
  • Normally Closed (NC) and Normally Open (NO) options: Provides suitable solutions based on system requirements
  • Wide pressure and temperature range: Stable and reliable operation under varying operating conditions
  • Leak-tight body design: Available in brass, stainless steel, or special alloy constructions for high durability
  • Energy efficient and automation compatible: Easily integrated into control systems, contributing to overall system efficiency
Application Areas
  • Liquid line control of refrigerant flow
  • Compressor start/stop and circuit control
  • Defrost cycle flow direction control
  • Zone control in multi-evaporator systems
  • Industrial refrigeration, commercial refrigeration, and HVAC applications