Category: FAQs

A solenoid valve uses an electromagnet to control the opening/closing mechanism of an orifice inside a valve body. This, in turn, regulates the flow of liquids or gases.

Fire sprinkler systems are designed to detect and suppress fires automatically. When a dramatic increase in temperature is detected, isolated sprinklers are activated and water is released. 

Implementing a fire sprinkler system is a critical safety measure for both residential and commercial properties. Fire sprinklers can quickly suppress fires and thus save lives while reducing property damage.

A pressure switch utilises and monitors pressure within a system and provides electrical feedback to activate a physical mechanism that opens or closes. Upon detecting pressure changes and when it reaches a certain level, the switch can either activate or deactivate connected equipment, such as compressors, pumps, or valves.

An air flow sensor measures the amount of air entering a system, typically to alert an electric controller should the flow rate dip below a specific predetermined level.

A pressure sensor detects pressure variations in gases or liquids and converts these changes into an analogue electrical signal that correlates to the pressure applied.

A pressure transducer measures the pressure of liquids or gases and converts this information into an analogue electrical signal proportional to the pressure applied. It typically consists of a pressure-sensitive element that deforms under pressure and an electrical component that converts this deformation into an electrical signal.