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Comparison of actuators

2007-12-21View Original

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I’d like to share a comparison of actuators from several major brands: ROTORK’s AWT series – it uses a traditional mechanical gear set in combination with microswitches. The wiring diagram number for the switch-type control unit is: 1610M00. The model numbers are AWT 10, 12, 18, 20, 25, 35, 40, 70, 90A. The IQ/IQT series features an LCD display window, is capable of receiving infrared signals, allows for setting adjustments without having to open the cover, and enables programming and configuration of all internal signals and switching functions. The wiring diagram number for the switch-type control unit is: 3000-000 or 6000-000 ; The wiring diagram number for the adjustable control unit is 3010-100 or 6010-100; the model numbers are IQ10, 12, 18, 20, 25, 35, 40, 70, 90, or IQT125, 250, 500, 1000, 2000. The Matic C series features a traditional combination of mechanical gear sets and microswitches. The wiring diagram number for the switch-type control unit is: DMC002 ; The model numbers are: DMC 30, 59, 60, 120, 249, 250, 500, 1000. The i-Matic series features an LCD display window and multi-functional buttons for adjustment. The wiring diagram number for the switch-type control unit is: DiM003 ; The wiring diagram number for the adjustable control unit is: DiM005 ; The model numbers are: DiM 30, 59, 60, 120, 249, 250, 500, 1000. Based on the information provided for these two series of products, it can be seen that the mechanical components of both series are essentially the same; only the electrical control systems have been redesigned. SIPOS (Xibos) FLASH50 economy series: utilizes a traditional mechanical gear set in combination with microswitches. FLASH55 Professional Series: Equipped with an LCD display window and multi-functional button debugging features. Due to significant differences in model numbering compared to the past, it is not possible to provide model comparison information at this time. AUMA SA MATIC AM series: utilizes a traditional mechanical gear set in combination with microswitches. Model designation: SA07.1 AM01.1……SA14.1 SA AUMATIC AC series: Equipped with a LCD display window and multi-functional buttons for adjustment. Model designation: SA07.1 AC01.1….SA14.1 AC02.1. Based on the information provided for these two product series, it can be seen that the mechanical components of both series are essentially identical; only the electrical control systems have been redesigned.
Reply #22007-12-21
Hehe, the original poster has covered quite a lot of aspects. I’m not sure if there are any from other manufacturers
Reply #32007-12-24
Some models of AUMA actuators seem to require an external control box, which is not very convenient
Reply #42008-10-27
Is there no other introduction to actuator manufacturers? ? ? :$
Reply #52008-10-27
The original poster covered quite a lot of things; well done.

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