Electric valves, manual valves, and pneumatic valves are widely used to save energy consumption, while the latter two types of valves have lower installation costs and efficiency than electric valves. The advantages of electric valves are high operating efficiency and energy-saving consumption.

Due to the advantages of easy assembly, low failure rate, and meeting the automation needs of the industry, electric valves are a more cost-effective choice for businesses. Due to the use of traditional pneumatic valves, it is inevitable to have piping, solenoid valves, and compressors to match them, while electric valves are driven by motors, making installation simple and convenient. In addition, the installation of electric valves can be coordinated with the factory's existing self-control circuit, which can save other cost expenditures. In addition, motor-driven opening and closing are smoother, without the disadvantage of excessive instantaneous impact, and the failure rate can be significantly reduced.

Electric valves do not have an advantage in price, but their maintenance costs are relatively low.

Electric valves are used for analog control of medium flow in liquid, gas, and air system pipelines due to their easy assembly, high efficiency, and energy-saving advantages, and are controlled by AI. Electric valves can also be used for two position switch control in the control of large valves and air systems.