The self-operated temperature control valve uses the principle of liquid thermal expansion to achieve automatic adjustment without an auxiliary actuator. The liquid in the temperature sensor expands uniformly. This valve controls the medium's temperature by expanding or contracting the temperature-sensitive liquid in the sensor, thus adjusting the valve opening. When the medium's temperature exceeds the set value, the liquid expands, pushing the spool down to close the valve and reduce thermal media flow. When the temperature falls below the set value, the liquid contracts, and the reset spring pushes the spool to open, increasing the flow. This valve is used in heating, air conditioning, domestic hot water, petrochemical, electric power, textile, rubber, food, and other industries.