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Valve actuator with SAUTER Universal Technology (SUT)

AVM 215S

How energy efficiency is improved

Semi-automatic adaptation to valve, automatic stroke path detection, precision activation and high energy efficiency


Features

  • Actuation of 2- and 3-way valves

  • For controllers with a switching (2- and 3-point) or continuous (0…10 V) output

  • Stepping motor with SAUTER Universal Technology (SUT) electronic control unit and electronic,
    force-dependent cut-off

  • Automatic recognition of applied control signal (continuous or switched)

  • Coding switches for selecting characteristic and running time

  • Type of characteristic (linear/equal-percentage) can be set on the actuator

  • Automatic adaptation to valve stroke

  • Direction of operation can be selected directly on the cable

  • Maintenance-free gear unit

  • Gear unit can be disengaged in order to position the valve by hand with the hexagon key provided
    (load-free)

  • Connection with valve spindle performed semi-automatically after control voltage is applied

  • Fitting vertically upright to horizontal, not suspended

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