Clippard EVP Series Proportional Flow Control Valves combine the features of the well-known and trusted original EV Series valves with the additional capability of proportional control. The EVP Series provides air or gas flow control, and varies the output flow based on the current input to the solenoid. The consistent gain of this valve provides a high degree of control for many applications.
Controllability and overall value are the main features of the EVP Proportional Valve Series. The valve may be controlled using DV current, open- or closed-loop control, and even PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) to cover a broad range of applications.
Technical Specifications:
Valve Type: 2-Way, Proportional
Medium: Air, Gases
Temperature Range: 32° to 120°F (0° to 50°C)
Power Consumption: 1.9 watts at 23°C
2.3 watts max.
Mounting: In-Line or Manifold
Ports: #10-32 Female (In-Line)
#10-32 Male Stud (Manifold)
Seal Material: Nitrile Standard
FKM, EPDM & others available
Maximum Hysteresis: 10% of full current
Specialized Manifolds
Part No. Description
15490-1 – Pilot Manifold #10-32 Inlet, 1/8″ NPT Outlet
15490-2 – Single Supply 1/8″ NPT Inlet, #10-32 Outlet
15490-3 – Dual Supply 1/8″ NPT Inlet, #10-32 Outlet
15491-1 – Side-Ported #10-32 Inlet, 1/8″ NPT Outlet
15491-2 – Side-Ported 1/8″ NPT (R1/8) Inlet, #10-32 Outlet
15490-5 – Single-Station 1/8″ NPT Inlet, 1/8″ NPT Outlet
Multi-Valve Manifolds
Part No. Description
15481-2 – Single-Sided 2-Station
15481-4 – Single-Sided 4-Station
15481-6 – Single-Sided 6-Station
15482-8 – Double-Sided 8-Station
15482-12 – Double-Sided 12-Station
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EVPD Proportional Valve Driver – Plug-and-Play Control for Proportional Valves
The EVPD Proportional Valve Driver fast-tracks valve-control applications. This product is ideal for laboratories and OEM product development, and can be customized to fit OEM applications including control parameters. The EVPD produces driver current for Clippard’s EVP series valves proportional to input control signals. • Linearized valve response right “out of the box” |
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