A Ekgas solenoid valve is an electromechanical device used to control the flow of liquids or gases. It uses an electric current to generate a magnetic field in a coil (solenoid), which moves a plunger to open or close the valve.

 What Is a Ekgas  Solenoid Valve?

A solenoid valve converts electrical energy into mechanical movement to control flow. It typically consists of:

• Coil (Solenoid): Generates a magnetic field when energized.

• Plunger/Core: Moves up or down due to magnetic force.

• Valve Body: Contains inlet/outlet ports and flow passage.

• Orifice: The opening through which fluid or gas flows.

• Spring: Returns the plunger to its original position when de-energized.

 How It Works

When the coil receives an electric signal:

1. Energized: Magnetic field pulls the plunger → Opens or blocks the flow.

2. De-energized: Spring returns the plunger to its original position → Opposite action occurs.

 It works automatically with electrical control, making it ideal for remote or automated systems.

🛠 Types of Solenoid Valves

 Common Applications

• Gas and liquid pipelines

• HVAC and refrigeration systems

• Industrial automation

• Water treatment and irrigation

• Medical and laboratory equipment

• Burners, boilers, and combustion systems