Irrigation Solenoid Valve

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Irrigation Solenoid Valve

An irrigation solenoid valve is an electrically controlled valve used for automated water flow. Available in both AC and DC types for efficient irrigation control.

Irrigation Solenoid Valve
Irrigation Solenoid Valve
Irrigation Solenoid Valve
Wireless (DC)
WIRED (AC)

Technical Specifications

Valve Category
Direct Current (DC)

Available Sizes
2″, 3″ and 4″

Operating Pressure
1 – 10 Bar

Coil Voltage

9V DC




Technical Specifications

Valve Category
Alternating Current (AC)

Available Sizes
2″, 3″ and 4″

Operating Pressure
1 – 10 Bar

Coil Voltage

24V AC



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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a solenoid valve in irrigation?

A solenoid valve in irrigation is an electrically controlled valve that automatically opens and closes water flow. It works using a magnetic coil (solenoid) that activates when power is supplied, making it ideal for automated irrigation systems.

What is the difference between AC and DC solenoid valves in irrigation?

An AC solenoid valve is powered by alternating current and is commonly used in wired systems, while a DC solenoid valve uses battery or low-voltage power and is suitable for wireless irrigation systems.

How does a solenoid valve open and close in irrigation systems?

A solenoid valve opens and closes using an electric signal. When power is applied, the coil activates and allows water to flow; when power is off, the solenoid valve closes and stops the flow.

What is the pressure range for irrigation solenoid valves?

Most irrigation solenoid valves operate within a pressure range of 1 to 10 bar. Choosing the correct pressure rating ensures proper valve performance and prevents leakage or damage.

Can solenoid valves work without electricity?

No, solenoid valves require electrical power (AC or DC) to operate. However, some models can be manually operated in case of power failure using a manual override feature.

How to choose the best solenoid valve for irrigation?

To choose the best solenoid valve, consider factors like valve size (2", 3", 4"), pressure range, voltage type (AC/DC), water quality, and compatibility with your irrigation controller. Proper selection ensures long-lasting performance.