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Compact electric actuator

  • On-Off / Modulating option
  • Manual override available
  • High protection: IP67
  • Cost-effective, suitable for large-scale projects
  • Compact size & lightweight, ideal for limited space
  • ISO 5211 mounting interface for easy installation
  • The Compact Electric Actuator is a lightweight, space-saving valve actuator designed for small-size quarter-turn valves such as ball valves, butterfly valves, and dampers. Manufactured by FVHOPES, it features modular construction, easy installation, and low maintenance, making it ideal for applications with limited installation space or cost-sensitive automation systems.

    Both On-Off and Modulating types are available for water treatment, HVAC, environmental equipment, and light industrial automation.
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    Product Description
    Specifications
    Output Torque
    15Nm ~ 6000Nm
    Enclosure Electric Actuator Type
    Weatherproof IP67
    Voltages
    DC24V, AC24V, AC110V, AC220V, AC380V
    Electric Actuator Valve Compatibility
    Quarter Turn Valve
    Mounting
    ISO 5211
    Enclosure Ratings
    Ingress Protection: IP66/67
    Compact Electric Actuator Motor
    Asynchronous Induction Motor
    Temperature Range
    - 25°C to +60°C
    Control Options
    Insulation resistance: 100MΩ
    On/Off Type:Modulating Type: 4-20mA DC, 1-5VDC, 0- 10VDC
    Local Control Station
    Body Materials
    High grade aluminum alloy,
    Anodized interior and exterior
    Polyester powder top coated
     CEA Compact electric actuator
    Application Description
    Features
    1. On-ff / Modulating options
    2. Manual override available
    3. High protection: IP67 
    4. Cost-effective, suitable for large-scale projects
    5. Compact size & lightweight, ideal for limited space
    6. ISO 5211 mounting interface for easy installation
    Application
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    23/12/2025
    Chemical industry
    In a certain city, the gas stations are responsible for refueling a large number of gas-powered vehicles such as taxis and buses. With the continuous increase in refueling demands, the existing refueling equipment has low levels of automation, slow refueling speeds, and insufficiently precise control
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    23/12/2025
    Lithium battery
    With the rapid growth of electric vehicles and energy storage industries, lithium battery manufacturing requires high standards for process control and system reliability. Valves and actuators are mainly used in electrolyte transfer, solvent handling, and auxiliary chemical systems, where sealing performance and control accuracy are critical.
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    23/12/2025
    Municipal construction
    In municipal infrastructure projects, valves and actuators are widely used in water supply, drainage, district heating, and public utility systems. These projects typically have long service lifecycles and require stable performance, consistent supply, and long-term support.
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    Pharmaceuticals industry
    In the chemical industry, valve systems are widely used in raw material transfer, process control, and product handling. The variety of media and operating conditions places high demands on sealing performance and operational stability.
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    Power&Utility industry
    In the power generation industry, valves and actuators are widely used in thermal power plants, gas-fired power stations, and auxiliary systems for renewable energy. Typical applications include cooling water systems, auxiliary steam lines, and fuel handling. Power projects require long-term continuous operation with high standards of reliability and safety.
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    23/12/2025
    Petrochemical and Gas Petrochemical and Gas
    The oil & gas industry requires extremely high standards for safety, stability, and long-term reliability. Valves and actuators are often required to operate under high pressure, high temperature, corrosive media, and continuous-duty

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