Solenoid Valve By Super India

A solenoid valve is a control device that uses an electromagnet to open or close a valve, allowing or stopping the flow of liquid or gas.
How it works
When energized, the solenoid's coil creates a magnetic field.
The magnetic field pulls a plunger or armature against a spring.
The plunger or armature opens or closes the valve, controlling the flow.
Types of solenoid valves
Direct-acting
These valves use a magnetic force to open and close the valve, and are often used to control small amounts of fluid.
Indirect-acting
Also known as pilot-operated valves, these valves use pressure differences to operate. They are used in applications with high flow rates and sufficient pressure differential.
Three-way: These valves have three pipe connections and two orifices, and are often used to alternately apply pressure.
Hydraulic: These valves are used in hydraulic systems to regulate fluid flow, pressure, and direction.
High pressure; These valves are designed to withstand high-pressure environments.
Advantages :
Versatile
Efficient flow control
Require little wiring, expense, and effort