Pneumatic valve with solenoid valve
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Gentlemen, I have a question to ask. In a chemical plant, can solenoid valves be installed on valves in an outdoor setting? (The solenoid coil is an explosion-proof coil at DC24V). Question: handshake
Of course, provided that the protection rating is at least IP 65 at the time of ordering.
The petroleum refining and chemical industry requires devices that are explosion-proof; the solenoid valves used in such systems come with explosion-proof seals, so what’s there to worry about in outdoor environments or exposure to rain?
It’s completely fine; generally, there’s no problem with instruments being outdoors
Sure, ahhhhhhhhhh! The sealing performance against violence is also great
Sure, I have quite a few that are installed outdoors; however, as a precaution, we cover them with a waterproof film.
Haha, that will do as well. I’m afraid the coating material won’t pass the inspection
In the case of solenoid valves, heat is generated when the coil is powered. Creating a thin film on the outside achieves a waterproof effect. What about heat dissipation? Heat can’t dissipate, resulting in excessively high temperatures – have you considered the disadvantages of this? !