Question 224Refrigeration & AC - Assistant Engineer
70% to passHow does a refrigeration solenoid valve differ from a modulating valve?
The correct answer is B. A solenoid valve is either completely open or completely closed, whereas a modulating valve can be positioned anywhere between fully open and fully closed based on the strength of the electrical signal applied to it. Solenoid valves are binary - they have two states, on or off. Modulating valves can vary their degree of openness to precisely control refrigerant flow. The other answer choices are incorrect because: A) The operation of the two valves is fundamentally different, not just a matter of terminology. C) Solenoid valves can be used in both low and high voltage refrigeration systems. D) Solenoid valves can be installed in both liquid and suction lines, not just liquid lines.
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