Liquid cooling valve
Liquid Cooling Valve Models: YLQ / YLP / YLD / YLH / YLA / YLPQ / YLC
Liquid cooling valves are control components specifically designed for liquid cooling systems. They are primarily used to regulate the flow rate, direction, and pressure of coolants (such as water-based coolants: deionized water, ethylene glycol/propylene glycol solutions; oil-based coolants: synthetic oils (PAO/synthetic hydrocarbons), mineral oils, silicone oils; fluorinated fluids: perfluoropolyethers (PFPE), hydrofluoroethers (HFE), perfluorinated amines (PFA)). They are key components of liquid cooling thermal management systems. Their performance directly affects the cooling efficiency, operational reliability, and safety of the system.
Liquid cooling valves mainly perform three core functions: First, precise flow control via electric control valves or balancing valves to avoid localized hot spots. Second, rapid on/off switching and flow direction control using ball valves, solenoid valves, etc. Third, overpressure and backflow prevention via safety valves and check valves to protect equipment safety.
The types produced by Kaivex Valve Group include ball valves (for quick isolation), electric control valves (for precise flow control), solenoid valves (for fast switching), check valves (to prevent backflow), and balancing valves (for hydraulic balance). All feature quick-connect capability (supporting hot-swappable maintenance).
Liquid cooling valves have a zero-tolerance requirement for external leakage, with internal leakage meeting ANSI Class VI standards. The operating temperature range is typically -40°C to 120°C, with a pressure rating of up to 1.6 MPa.