What is a Electric valve?

An electric valve is a valve whose opening and closing is controlled by an electrical signal. It typically operates using a motor or an electromagnet. Electric valves are commonly used in automated systems to regulate the flow of fluids (liquids or gases) by turning them on/off or adjusting the flow to a specific rate. These valves are found in various applications such as industrial machinery, HVAC systems, and cooling systems, enabling more efficient operations by eliminating the need for manual control. Examples include flow control in HVAC systems or automated manufacturing lines.

Application of Electric valve

✅ HVAC systems
Electric valves are used to control the flow of cooling or heating water to adjust temperature and humidity in air conditioning systems.
✅ Automated manufacturing lines
Electric valves regulate the flow of liquids or gases in production processes to ensure proper control during operation.
✅ Cooling systems
Electric valves are used to manage the flow of cooling water in systems that require precise temperature control, such as in industrial cooling units.

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