Permanent Lubricated Gear Train 600Nm UL429 Compact Actuator

Electric compact actuator with permanent lubricated gear train / well sealing

Features

• 1/4 turn operation with self-locking
• Compact size for limit space with weather proof IP67/type 4X aluminum alloy housing
• All gear trains are permanent lubricated, especially for worm gear. No need additional maintenance during whole life cycle field operation.
• Automate ball valve and butterfly valve to adjust or cut off flow
• Two auxiliary limit switches to confirm valve position
• Manual override/handwheel optional
• Heavy duty motor with thermal overload protection/duty rate 80%
• Self-locking all metal gear drive, no additional brake required
• Over 10000 times full range life cycle with full rated load
• Resistance to extra low and high temperature and high moisture environment
• Over torque protector is optional for actuators torque larger than 100Nm
• CSA Listed per UL429 and CSA C22.2, CE mark, comply RoHS 3

Description

DCL common series electric actuator are typically used to drive quarter turn butterfly valves, ball valves, dampers and swinging arms. On receipt of a continuous power signal, the motor runs one direction and via an all metal gear box with last stage worm gear train rotates the output drive 90°. The motor is automatically stopped by internal cams striking limit switches. On receipt of a reversing continuous signal, the motor turns in the opposite direction reversing the output drive position.

DCL series anti-condensation electric actuator are widely used in high temperature and humidity environment. Sometimes, opening cover to do wiring and adjustment is unavoidable for customer. Thermostatically controlled heater is necessary for humid environment with big day/night temperature difference.

Over torque protector is optional only if accurate output torque is needed. PTC electronic heating component is also used as thermostatically controlled anti-condensation heater that will protect actuator against damage from condensation.

Specification