Brass Solenoid Valves are electrically operated valves designed to control the flow of compatible liquids or gases through a piping system. They use an electromagnetic coil to open or close the valve in response to an electrical signal, allowing automated flow control in HVAC, refrigeration, water supply, and industrial applications.
Depending on the design, brass solenoid valves may operate as normally closed or normally open valves and may be available in direct-acting or pilot-operated configurations. Correct selection is important to ensure reliable operation under the system’s pressure, temperature, and flow conditions.
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Product Selection and Installation
Choose a brass solenoid valve based on the fluid or refrigerant, operating pressure, temperature range, flow capacity, connection size, coil voltage, and electrical frequency. Confirm whether the valve is direct-acting or pilot-operated, since some designs require a minimum differential pressure to operate correctly.
Install the valve in the specified flow direction and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for electrical wiring, coil positioning, and maintenance. Verify that the brass body, seals, and internal components are compatible with the intended medium. Refrigerant applications require valves specifically rated for the refrigerant and system conditions.
DDC Coolmakers & Power Builders Corp. supplies HVAC, refrigeration, and mechanical components for commercial and industrial projects. Contact us to inquire about available brass solenoid valves and specifications.