Ensure your equipment runs smoothly with this professional-grade 18W Fogging Machine Pump Valve. Specifically designed as a replacement part for small-to-medium fog and smoke machines, this electromagnetic solenoid pump delivers the consistent pressure needed for fine atomization. Whether you are operating a stage smoke machine or a portable disinfection fogger, this 18W motor provides the reliability your events and sanitation tasks demand.
Optimized Power Output: The 18W motor is precision-tuned to provide the ideal fluid flow rate for standard fogging applications.
Durable Brass Nozzle: Features a robust, corrosion-resistant brass outlet valve to ensure long-lasting performance even with frequent use.
Standard Voltage Compatibility: Operates on a standard 220-240V, 50Hz power supply, making it a direct fit for most international equipment.
CE Certified Quality: Built to meet safety standards, ensuring stable electrical performance and leak-free operation.
Compact Design: Features an L-shaped fluid path with a small footprint, allowing for easy installation in tight internal machine housings.
This 18W Solenoid Pump is the perfect solution for:
Stage Smoke Machines: Restoring the dense output of professional event foggers.
Disinfection Foggers: Essential for maintaining portable sanitation and misting equipment.
Atmospheric Effects: Used in themed attractions, film sets, and haunted houses.
Type: 40DCB Electromagnetic Solenoid Pump.
Voltage: 220V - 240V ~ 50Hz.
Power: 18W.
Material: Metal Housing with Brass Valve Head.
Connection: Standard spade terminals for electrical leads.
How do I know if this pump is compatible with my machine?
Check the label on your old pump. If it says "18W" or "40DCB" and matches the 220-240V voltage, this is the correct replacement.
What causes these pumps to fail?
The most common cause is clogging from old fluid or mineral buildup. We recommend using high-quality fog fluid and cleaning the system periodically.
Is this pump difficult to install?
It is a straightforward swap for those familiar with basic repairs. It requires disconnecting the fluid lines and the two electrical spade terminals.
