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You are here: Home / Components / Clippard releases isolation valves with hit and hold circuitry

Clippard releases isolation valves with hit and hold circuitry

July 18, 2025 By Mary Gannon

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The general principal behind a hit and hold circuit is that the valve is energized to full power for a short period of time before dropping the voltage and current to a specified level. Applications that are sensitive to heat rise can greatly benefit from hit and hold circuits by maintaining lower temperatures in a variety of applications. In some applications, hit and hold can actually extend the life of the valve.

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Clippard’s hit and hold option minimizes the heat generated by the coil when the valve is energized for longer than 5 minutes. The optimized duty cycle is factory set and is available on Clippard Isolation and Pinch valves.

Benefits include:

  • Lower power consumption
  • Less heat generation by the coil
  • Increased life cycle
  • Ideal for applications that are sensitive to heat rise

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