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As industries embrace digital transformation, the humble valve is no longer just a mechanical device. Smart valves, powered by the Internet of Things (IoT), are becoming key players in the next generation of industrial automation. Whether in water treatment, oil & gas, manufacturing, or chemical processing, IoT-enabled valves are enhancing monitoring, control, and safety like never before. In this article, we explore how smart valves work, the technologies behind them, and their benefits for plant operators and system integrators. We’ll also provide real-world application examples and recommend smart electric valve models suitable for digital integration.

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