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Electric valve actuator DCL series
quarter-turnworm gearaluminum

electric valve actuator
electric valve actuator
electric valve actuator
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Characteristics

Type
electric
Movement
quarter-turn
Technology
worm gear
Other characteristics
aluminum, rugged, with integrated safety, single-phase, for high-torque applications
Torque

Max.: 2,500 Nm
(1,843.91 ft.lb)

Min.: 18 Nm
(13.28 ft.lb)

Description

Detailed Product Description Power Supply: - 24VAC/110VAV/220VAC/380VAC/24VDC - Installation Angle: - 360° Standard Time/Torque: - 15S To 75S/18Nm To 2500Nm/160in.lbs To 22125in.lbs - Total Weight: - 1.2KG To 20KG Motor Power: - 6W To 140W - Ambient Temperature: - -25℃~+55℃ / -13°F~+131°F Protection Grade: - IP67 NEMA4/4X Features  - Quarter turn with mechanical limits  - Two auxiliary limit switches to confirm valve position  - Rugged IP67 and NEMA 4X aluminum alloy enclosure with external power coated, resistance to neutral salt spray test for over 1000 hours  - Heavy duty motor with high starting torque and small inertia force  - Metal self-locking worm gear drive prevents back driving and hunting  - Visual valve position indicator  - Manual override with wrench or handwheel  - Standard ISO5211 direct installation  - CSA certified per UL 429 and CSA C22.2, CE mark Description DCL fail safe electric actuator can stay at last know position when power lose, to keep pipe flow and pipe pressure no change. All metal gear train can also suffer high pressure vibration when dangerous situations happen. Heavy duty motor can re-drive valve when power on. Over 10000 times full loaded life cycle with duty rate larger than 80%. All actuators are rigorous tested and certified by CSA per UL and CSA standard, tested by SGS per CE and RoHS 3 standard.
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