An Ether Starting Valve is used in diesel engines to inject ether into the engine's combustion chamber to facilitate cold starting. It is typically located near the engine's intake manifold and controlled by a solenoid valve. The primary purpose of the valve is to control the flow of ether from the reservoir to the engine's intake manifold.

Attributes:
• Ensuring consistent starting performance even in challenging conditions
• Withstands high pressures and stresses encountered during the operation

Applications:
An Ether Starting Valve acts as an ignition aid for engines in cold weather conditions.