Low Power Solenoid Valve XY-10A

A pilot valve is a type of solenoid valve or mechanically actuated valve that uses a small amount of pressure or an electrical signal to control a larger valve or actuator. Here's how it typically works:

1. Input Signal: A low-pressure fluid, air, or electrical signal is applied to the pilot valve.

2. Actuation: The pilot valve opens or closes in response to the signal.

3. Control of Main Valve: The pilot valve directs fluid or air to the main valve, causing it to open or close.

4. System Operation: The main valve then controls the flow of fluid or air in the larger system.

1. Hydraulic Systems: Used to control the operation of larger hydraulic valves or cylinders in machinery like excavators, presses, or lifts.

2. Pneumatic Systems: Controls air flow in automation systems, robotics, or manufacturing equipment.

3. Industrial Automation: Acts as a control component in automated systems for precise operation.

4. HVAC Systems: Regulates refrigerant or air flow in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

5. Medical Equipment: Used in devices requiring precise fluid or air control.

When choosing a 10mm pilot valve, consider the following:

1. Fluid Type: Ensure compatibility with the fluid (hydraulic oil, air, water, etc.).

2. Pressure Rating: Check the maximum pressure the valve can handle.

3. Flow Rate: Ensure the valve can handle the required flow rate for your application.

4. Material: Choose materials that are compatible with the operating environment (e.g., corrosion-resistant materials for harsh conditions).

5. Actuation Type: Decide between solenoid, manual, or pneumatic actuation based on your system requirements.