WENK Pneumatic 2W Series Pilot-operated Normally Closed Solenoid Water Valve
Product Detail
Acting Mode |
Internally Piloted |
Working Media |
Air,Water,Oil |
Working Pressure |
1.5Mpa |
Proof Pressure |
0.05~1.0Mpa |
Working Temperature Range |
-20℃~80℃ |
Body Material |
Brass |
2W Series Pilot-Operated Normally Closed Solenoid Water Valve User Guide

1. Product Introduction
The 2W Series Pilot-Operated Normally Closed Solenoid Water Valve is a high-performance electromagnetic control valve developed by WENK Pneumatic, designed specifically for liquid control applications requiring higher flow rates. Featuring a durable brass body with a black solenoid coil, this product ensures reliable performance in various application environments. The 2W Series Pilot-Operated Solenoid Valve adopts a pilot-operated structure, remaining closed when de-energized and opening when energized, providing an ideal automated flow management solution for industrial, commercial, and residential applications.
Main features:
- Durable brass body design
- Reliable black solenoid coil
- Pilot-operated structure suitable for high flow applications
- Normally closed design, safe and reliable with power off
- Suitable for various liquid control systems

2. Installation Instructions
2.1 Pre-installation Preparation
- Ensure the installation environment meets the product working conditions
- Check that the product packaging is intact and undamaged
- Prepare necessary installation tools and accessories
- Confirm that the power supply voltage matches the solenoid water valve rated voltage
- Confirm the liquid flow direction, the valve body is marked with corresponding flow direction indicators
2.2 Installation Steps
- Shut off the power supply and liquid source to ensure safety during installation
- Install the valve body in the fluid system according to the liquid flow direction
- Use appropriate tools to connect the input port to the liquid source
- Connect the output port to the equipment requiring control
- Use sealing tape or sealant to ensure tight connections and prevent leakage
- Connect the power supply line, paying attention to polarity (if applicable)
- Check all connections for firmness
- Test the on/off function of the valve to ensure normal operation
2.3 Installation Notes
- Avoid strong impact to the valve body during installation
- Ensure correct port connections, avoid incorrect installation
- Power connections must comply with electrical safety standards
- Installation environment should avoid high temperature, humidity, and corrosive environments
- Regularly check the tightness of installation connections

3. Usage Methods
3.1 Pre-operation Check
- Confirm that the power supply voltage matches the solenoid water valve rated voltage
- Check that all connections are firm and free from leakage
- Test the on/off function of the solenoid water valve to ensure normal operation
- Confirm that the liquid is clean and free from impurities that may cause blockage
3.2 Basic Operation
- Turn on the power, the solenoid coil is energized, the pilot valve opens, and the main valve opens under pressure difference, allowing liquid to pass through
- Turn off the power, the solenoid coil is de-energized, the pilot valve closes, and the main valve closes under spring force, stopping liquid flow
- Control the liquid flow by controlling the on/off of the power supply according to system requirements
3.3 Operation Notes
- Avoid frequent switching of the solenoid water valve, which may shorten service life
- Ensure stable power supply voltage, avoid voltage fluctuations
- If abnormal sounds, overheating, or leakage are found, stop using immediately and inspect
- When not in use for a long time, it is recommended to turn off the power supply and liquid source

4. Maintenance
4.1 Daily Maintenance
- Regularly clean the valve body surface to remove dust and oil
- Check if the temperature of the solenoid coil is normal
- Test the on/off performance of the solenoid water valve
- Check the sealing status of connection ports
4.2 Regular Inspection
- Check the sealing status of connection ports monthly
- Inspect the insulation performance of the solenoid coil quarterly
- Check the wear condition of internal seals every six months
- Perform a comprehensive cleaning and maintenance annually
4.3 Maintenance Notes
- Use neutral detergent for cleaning, avoid using corrosive solvents
- Ensure the power supply and liquid source are turned off during maintenance to avoid accidental activation
- If parts need to be replaced, it is recommended to use original accessories
- When the solenoid coil is damaged, it should be replaced as a whole, avoid self-repair

5. Troubleshooting
-
Valve does not operate
- Power not connected: Check power connection
- Coil damaged: Replace solenoid coil
- Internal jamming: Clean internal parts
-
Valve cannot close
- Seal damage: Replace seals
- Foreign matter jamming: Clean internal flow passages
- Coil not fully de-energized: Check control circuit
-
Leakage
- Loose connections: Reconnect and reinforce
- Seal wear: Replace seals
- Valve body damage: Contact supplier for repair or replacement
-
Coil overheating
- Abnormal power supply voltage: Check and adjust power supply voltage
- Coil aging: Replace solenoid coil
- Ambient temperature too high: Improve installation environment
Valve does not operate
- Power not connected: Check power connection
- Coil damaged: Replace solenoid coil
- Internal jamming: Clean internal parts
Valve cannot close
- Seal damage: Replace seals
- Foreign matter jamming: Clean internal flow passages
- Coil not fully de-energized: Check control circuit
Leakage
- Loose connections: Reconnect and reinforce
- Seal wear: Replace seals
- Valve body damage: Contact supplier for repair or replacement
Coil overheating
- Abnormal power supply voltage: Check and adjust power supply voltage
- Coil aging: Replace solenoid coil
- Ambient temperature too high: Improve installation environment












