Coolant Control Valve
A continuous-duty, normally closed valve with a maximum flow rate of 0.5 L/s.
The coolant control valve was originally designed to control the flow of coolant for an off-highway SCR system but can be used for other applications. The valve is available in both submersible and non-submersible configurations.
Typical Applications
Features and Benefits
- Continuous duty, normally closed valve
- Submersible and non-submersible configurations
- IP65 and IP67 rated options
All TLX components are customized to fit system requirements, meaning technical specifications are unique to each customer and design. Examples given on our website are for illustration purposes only.
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Valves at Work in SCR Systems
TLX Technologies developed a coolant control valve to keep DEF (diesel exhaust fluid) within its optimal temperature range.
TLX Technologies is an experienced partner for the design and development of tomorrow's most innovative specialty vehicle applications.
Complex Environments
Design and optimization of solenoids and valves for systems that require high pressure, high speed, or extreme temperature specifications.
Better Performance
Precise control with high accuracy through tighter tolerances. Durable components designed for high repeatability.
Reduced Power Consumption
Latching technology in solenoid and valve design minimizes overall power consumption.
Built-in Safety
Failsafe modes are designed into solenoids and valves utilizing integrated electronic controls.
Advanced Development
Advances in specialty vehicle technology and architectures provide opportunities to achieve intelligent and innovative solutions.
Lightweighting
Multiple variables in the design and manufacturing process are optimized to reduce overall weight and size of the solenoid or valve.
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