H-PCV

Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Electronic Pressure Control Valve
(Regulator)

Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Electronic Pressure Control Valve
(Regulator)

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Designed for hydrogen applications with inlet pressures up to 1.4 MPa (g) (203 psig), the H-PCV series electronic pressure control valve is an advanced regulator that delivers stable outlet pressures under varying fuel cell flow demands and inlet pressures.

The H-PCV can be integrated with complementary components such as the H-IVL family of low-pressure isolation valves, pressure relief valves (PRVs), pressure sensors, filters, and other system options.

Design

  • Electronically controlled regulation for consistent outlet pressure
  • Reliable performance under fluctuating fuel cell flow and inlet pressures
  • Available with integrated pressure sensor and filtration options
  • Customizable pressure range configurations

Performance & Options

  • Optional high-flow integrated pressure relief valve (PRV)
  • Optional integrated isolation valve for added protection
  • Support for safety components such as filters and check valves
  • Electronically actuated for precise control
  • Configurable with standard fuel cell ECU interfaces

H-PCV Series

General Information

Application Hydrogen low pressure regulator
Design Electronically controlled proportional valve
Body Material Aluminum, anodized
Fuel Type Hydrogen

Performance

Working Pressure Up to 1.4 MPa (g); higher pressure customizations possible
Regulated Flow Rate Configurable; > 4.1 g/s hydrogen (@ 20 °C)
Operating Temperature -40 °C to 85 °C
Outlet Pressure Configurable from 0.2 to 3 bar nominal; electronically controlled
Optional Pressure Relief Valve Multiple settings available; to be determined with customer
Optional Filter (Replaceable) 10 μm or 40 μm
Optional Pressure Sensor or Port Customer defined
Coil 12 V: 5.5 Ω @ 20 °C; 24 V: 22.5 Ω @ 20 °C; PWM controlled

Connections

Inlet Thread Type 9/16" – 18 UNF; other configurations possible
Outlet Thread Type 9/16" – 18 UNF; other configurations possible