What is a solenoid valve connector?

Solenoid valve connectors are crucial components used to connect the solenoid coil to the electrical power source. Three common types of connectors are recognized in the industry: type A, type B, and type C. These types vary in their design, size, and characteristics which suit differing operational requirements and installation conditions.

How do you wire a solenoid valve?

The electrical connection of a solenoid valve involves its solenoid coil being wired to a power source. This process typically requires attaching wires from a solenoid valve connector to corresponding control circuit terminals or directly to an interface box if integrated wiring solutions are employed.

Are Chia-Wang solenoid valves contaminant-free?

Certified by ISO 4406 21 and NAS 1638, 10, our solenoid valves meet the standards for contaminant-free components. Chia-Wang specializes in hydraulic solenoid valves that operate on an on/off or proportional basis. We offer solenoid valves of various designs and consider the following factors when designing and manufacturing solenoid valves:

Does Chia-Wang offer custom solenoid valves?

In addition, we offer customization for direct-acting valves, pilot-operated valves, 2-way valves, 3-way valves, 4-way valves, and 5-way valves. If you need standard or custom solenoid valves, contact Chia-Wang now to discuss your details!

How does a solenoid valve work?

The solenoid coil, which is the actuating element, is then placed onto the valve body. The electrical connection of a solenoid valve involves its solenoid coil being wired to a power source.

What are the different types of solenoid valve connectors?

Three common types of connectors are recognized in the industry: type A, type B, and type C. These types vary in their design, size, and characteristics which suit differing operational requirements and installation conditions. Below is a detailed table summarizing key attributes of each solenoid valve connector type: