DV Series bidirectional air valves are electronically controlled and accommodate flows to 100 liters/min. The Series was designed as the next generation of Clippard's well-known original EV line of “Mouse” valves. With leak-free operation for more than 1 billion cycles and compact design, the valves come in a wide variety of voltage, connector, and mounting options. Power consumption is only 1.9 W and response is 10 to 15 msec. Standard electrical connections include spade terminals or wire leads for 12 or 24-Vdc input. Mounting is via 10-32 or M5 manifold port or ¾-in.-bore cartridge mounting.
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