Two-way solenoid valves are used for two-pole flow control of gas and liquid media. The control element of the valve is an electromagnet.
Two-way solenoid valves have two connections on the body, an input and an output, with an indication of the direction of flow of the medium through the valve. Two-way solenoid valves are manufactured depending on the position of the closing element in two functional states, either in the basic position with the output closed on the valve seat or with the output open. After applying an electrical signal to the coil of the electromagnet, the closing element either opens or closes the flow at the seat.