254-9162: Regulator Housing Manifold

A Regulator Housing Manifold is to manage the flow of coolant through the engine's cooling system. It houses the thermostat, a valve that opens and closes based on the coolant temperature. When the engine is cold, the thermostat remains closed, restricting coolant flow to allow the engine to warm up quickly. As the engine temperature rises, the thermostat gradually opens, allowing the coolant to circulate and regulate the engine's temperature. Attributes: • Withstands 240kPa water pressure • Maintaining proper temperature levels results in more efficient combustion, leading to lower emissions of harmful pollutants Applications: A Regulator Housing Manifold is employed within internal combustion engines to regulate and control the temperature of the engine coolant by maintaining optimal operating temperatures, ensuring engine efficiency, and preventing overheating.