A Filtration System Solenoid Valve is an electrically operated valve that regulates the flow of fluid or gas through a filtration system. It operates using an electromagnet (solenoid) to move the valve mechanism, which opens or closes based on an electrical control signal. The main purpose of this valve is to ensure that the flow of fluids is controlled efficiently, either by enabling or restricting fluid passage through filters as required by the system.

    These solenoid valves are typically designed to operate in automated systems, meaning they can function without the need for human intervention once set up correctly. The automation is achieved by controlling the solenoid valve through a simple electrical signal, which can come from a controller or sensor monitoring the filtration process.