JX-0311

Rotary Actuator Mixing Diverting Valve

• Brass Electric Solenoid Valve
• Specification: DN15 — DN25
• Model: 2W Series
• Material: Brass
• Type (Channel Location): Two-way
• Connection Form: Thread
• Applicable medium: Air, Water, and Oil
• Flow direction: one-way
• Purpose: Influent water
• Nominal Path: 10-50mm
• Rated voltage: AC220V DC24V DC12V
• Working temperature: 80/150 C
• Working pressure:0~ 1.0 MPa

Actuators Remix is a compact and simple heating controller installed directly onto the mixing and diverting valves. With the function on/off.Compact design, fast installation, ease of use, and reliability.

A solenoid valve is a type of three-way valve that can control the flow of liquids and gases. It works by using an electromagnet to move a plunger inside the valve, which controls the opening and closing of one or both inlets so as to regulate fluid flow through them. The plunger is controlled by an electrical current, which causes it to change shape and either block or unblock its corresponding port. They are often used for controlling high-pressure steam boiler feedwater systems.

How Do Solenoid Valves Work?

As we mentioned earlier, a solenoid valve is controlled by an electrical current. This current flows through the coil of wire around the plunger inside the valve, which creates a magnetic field. This, in turn, causes the plunger to change shape, unblocking or blocking the corresponding port as required. When the current is turned off, the spring inside the valve pushes the plunger back into its original position and closes the port.

What Are They Used For?

Solenoid valves are often used for controlling high-pressure steam boiler feedwater systems. They can also be used for fuel metering, air conditioning, pneumatic controls, and hydraulic systems.

How to Use a Solenoid Valve: A solenoid valve is a type of three-way valve that can control the flow of liquids and gases. It works by using an electromagnet to move a plunger inside the valve, which controls the opening and closing of one or both inlets so as to regulate fluid flow through them. The plunger is controlled by an electrical current, which causes it to change shape and either block or unblock its corresponding port. They are often used for controlling high-pressure steam boiler feedwater systems. This article will give you all the information you need about how solenoid valves work, as well as what they’re good for! How Do Solenoid Valves Work

Applications of a water solenoid valve include regulating the flow of liquids and gases, controlling high-pressure steam boiler feedwater systems, fuel metering, air conditioning, and pneumatic controls.

A solenoid valve uses an electromagnet to change the shape of a plunger inside the valve, controlling the opening and closing of one or both inlets. The plunger is controlled by an electrical current, which either blocks or unblocks the corresponding port. When the current is turned off, the spring inside pushes the plunger back into its original position and closes the port.