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Can the power of an electric valve be estimated simply?

2018-09-20View Original

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It’s not necessary to know the exact value; it’s fine if it’s a bit higher. Can the power be estimated based on the diameter of the pipe?
Reply #22018-09-20
Check the motor label on the valve actuator, and then use that information along with the time of use – that should be sufficient.

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