Once you have selected the correct solenoid valve for your application you are ready to install it. To ensure correct operation and avoid damage it is best to follow the below process, practices and recommendations. Continue reading
We often find that faults with solenoid valves in the field is due to incorrectly wired or installed DIN plugs. All our DIN plugs carry an IP65 weatherproof rating but this is only if it is installed correctly. Continue reading
When it comes to choosing a solenoid valve for tank drain it seems the options can be overwhelming. The first thing to look for is a zero differential solenoid valve. This means that it will work under zero head pressure so in theory you can drain your tank to the very bottom. Continue reading
It is important to consider the function when selecting a solenoid valve for a fuel application. If it is on a diesel tank and the feed is just gravity – no pumped pressure – we must select a valve which has a zero differential function. Continue reading
