102-3505: 12VDC Shutoff Solenoid

A Shutoff Solenoid is designed to control the fuel supply to an engine. It acts as a valve that can either allow or interrupt the flow of fuel based on the commands it receives from the engine's Governor unit. When an electric current is applied to the Solenoid coil, it generates a magnetic field that causes the Solenoid's plunger to move. This plunger movement, in turn, actuates the valve mechanism of the Solenoid to either open or close. Attributes: • Allows for accurate and precise control over the fuel supply to the engine • Ensures controlled shutdown in emergencies Applications: A Shutoff Solenoid ensures that the engine operates as intended, responds to control commands effectively, and protects against potentially harmful situations.