Types
- Thermo-electric actuators for terminal unit valves.
- Motoric linear actuators: 100–2,500 N, 5–40 mm stroke, M28 × 1.5 thread.
- Rotary actuators: 5–10 Nm, 90° rotation, ISO 5211 interface.
- Heavy-duty ITQ actuators: up to 9,000 Nm.
HERZ Electric Actuators Series from HERZ Armaturen covers thermo-electric, linear motoric and rotary actuators for ON/OFF, 3-point and 0–10 V control of HVAC and hydronic valves, with forces up to 2,500 N.
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The HERZ Electric Actuators Series from HERZ Armaturen offers thermo-electric and motor-driven actuators for linear and rotary control valves. Designed for ON/OFF, 3-point or modulating operation, they provide precise, quiet control in heating, cooling and water systems.
Linear forces range from 100 N to 2,500 N, and heavy-duty ITQ actuators reach up to 9,000 Nm, covering control and isolation duties in modern installations.
Accurate positioning for linear and rotary valves.
Silent operation with low energy use.
Multiple voltages and control signals for system integration.
Manual override and visual position indication.
HERZ electric actuators motorize control and isolation valves in HVAC and process systems.
Valve control in heating, cooling and ventilation circuits.
Integrated zone and flow control in building automation.
Fan coil and terminal unit valve control.
Motorized ball, butterfly and globe valve operation.
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