Electromagnetic LPG Valves

The primary function of an electromagnetic valve is to control the opening and closing of gas flow from the tank to the evaporator. A faulty electromagnetic valve often manifests as difficulty starting the car, especially when attempting to switch to gas. To resolve this issue, the valve should be replaced promptly to prevent potential risks such as fire. Another common symptom of a faulty LPG valve is the inability to switch the car to gas (propane-butane mixture) while driving. This is a major indicator of malfunction, requiring a replacement. We offer a wide range of models at competitive prices.

Gasoline and Gas Electromagnetic Valves

We sell LPG valves from brands like BRC, DT.Gas, Landi Renzo, Lovato, OMB, and Tartarini. We offer only the highest-quality products from trusted manufacturers at competitive prices. If you have any doubts, call or write to us. We provide expert advice and guidance to help you select the right product for your gas system. Our range also includes high-quality repair kits and accessories for LPG electromagnetic valves.

Functions of Electromagnetic Valves in LPG Systems

Gas electromagnetic valves play a key role in LPG systems, controlling gas flow from the tank to the reducer, also known as the evaporator. Their main function is to open and close the gas supply, ensuring the system operates safely and efficiently. These valves are equipped with an electromagnetic coil that generates a magnetic field, lifting the plunger to allow purified gas to flow into the reducer. This process effectively transforms liquid-phase gas into gas-phase gas, essential for the proper operation of LPG systems. Electromagnetic valves may malfunction due to contaminants in LPG. Regular filter replacement reduces the risk of such issues.

Symptoms of Electromagnetic Valve Malfunction

Malfunctioning electromagnetic valves in LPG systems can present various symptoms. The most common issue is difficulty starting the vehicle or the absence of the characteristic "click" when switching to gas. Other signs include burned-out coils, damaged electrical wires, and leaks in the gas system. In such cases, prompt replacement of the valves is essential to avoid further complications and hazards. Regular inspection of electromagnetic valves is critical for maintaining the safe and reliable operation of LPG systems.

Safety and Maintenance of Electromagnetic Valves

Safety and maintenance of electromagnetic valves are crucial for the proper functioning of LPG systems. Regularly inspecting and replacing valves as needed are essential maintenance tasks. It's also important to ensure the valves are correctly connected to the tank and reducer and that there are no damages to wires or other system components. If you have any concerns, it's advisable to consult a professional mechanic or the valve manufacturer to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the LPG system.