Air, water, oil, natural gas, gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, low viscosity fluids (less than 20 centistokes), etc.
About IP65 Rating
The solenoid valves have an IP65 rating, which means they can withstand spray from water. However, if permanently installed outdoors, it is recommended that you enclose the valves in some protective housing. They are not meant for use underwater.
About Operating Pressure
All solenoid valves require a minimum pressure to actuate. These semi-direct operated valves require at least 0.1 bar. The maximum pressure is 10 bar.
About Filter Installation
To prevent valve issues, please install a filter if there are particles in the water. If the valve cannot be fully closed or opened, it may have impurities inside. In that case, you will need to open the valve and clean the internal parts.
About Flow Direction
Note the arrow on the solenoid valve body indicating the flow direction. Install the solenoid valve only in the specified flow direction to ensure proper functionality. Installing it in the opposite direction can result in malfunctions.
About Duty Cycles
It is normal for solenoid valves to heat up after prolonged operation. Our coil can withstand up to 356°F. While the valve supports 100% continuous duty, continuous use is not recommended as it may shorten the valve's life and burn out the coil.
