2 way brass ball valve DC3.6V actuator motor, 1NM, geared motor

Product description

A mini motorized ball valve, can be 2 way or 3 way full port, which are used for the flow control, zone valve, heating valve control, smart water meter open / close. The brass ball valve need be driven to be open or close, or an open angle by a DC motor actuator. Our DC synchronized gear actuator motors are available with DC2.5V-5V lithium powered, torque: 1NM - 9 NM at different velocity reduction ratio. The robust structure, ensures extremely long service life cycles more than 20,000 times, also different protection level. You'll get a wide selection of spare parts for your products in the application on HVAC, automation, IOT smart city, zone control valve, heating valve, AMR water meter, etc.

Technical data-Model K27
1. Voltage: DC3.6 V (Range: DC2.5 - 5 V, the higher the voltage, the larger torque, the shorter life span)
2. Current at idle: <25 mA @ 3.6V, 23ºC
3. Current with max loading: <450 mA (motor #300)
4. Torque: >1.8 NM (2400:1)
5. Open/close time: <10 S (2400:1)
6. Velocity reduction ratio: for DN15, DN20 ball valve (2400:1)
7. Protection: 0

Wiring definition

Production overview

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