Hi Jedi,
I'm assuming that you are talking about a CO2 system where there is a CO2 tank involved. You are right to say that no electrical parts are needed for such a system. Basically the reduction in pressure is achieved mechanically.
Where electrical parts come in is in the use of the solenoid. The solenoid basically functions as a cutoff valve to switch on and off your CO2. This is usually attached to a timer, to allow the CO2 to be switched on as and when desired.
As to why it is hot I'm not sure.
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