Construction Glossary
Digital Valve
A valve controlled electronically rather than manually or pneumatically. Digital valves often use sensors and controllers to regulate the flow of fluids with precision and automation.
What Is Digital Valve?
A Digital Valve is a type of control valve equipped with electronic components and sensors that enable precise control and monitoring of fluid flow. Unlike traditional mechanical valves, digital valves use digital signals to adjust valve position, measure performance, and communicate with other systems. This advanced technology enhances accuracy, efficiency, and automation in various industrial applications, including HVAC and process control systems.
Example
Electronic device controlling fluid flow in a system.
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