An electric actuator ball valve – 2-way is integrated into systems to start or stop the flow of liquids or gases. This type of valve contains a perforated ball that is rotated with the help of an electric motor. When the hole is aligned with the flow direction, the fluid is allowed to pass; when turned to a perpendicular position, the flow is completely stopped. This enables safe and instantaneous opening and closing operations within the system. These valves, developed by Unox, are designed to work in compatibility with automated control systems.

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What Systems Are They Used In?

These valves are frequently preferred in industrial facilities to control the flow of fluids such as water, oil, and gas. They are also used in chemical process lines and tank systems. In HVAC systems, they precisely regulate water and air flow, enabling automatic balancing of heating and cooling systems. In plumbing systems, they provide safe control of water supplied to fixtures such as sinks, showers, and toilets. In irrigation systems, the amount of water reaching crops is managed using these valves. They also ensure safe flow in pipelines for natural gas and other gases. This wide range of applications gives the product significant flexibility across different sectors.

What Are the Technical Specifications?

Electric actuator 2-way ball valves are distinguished by their fast response time and low pressure loss. The valve body is made from durable metals, offering long-lasting performance. The actuator operates within specific signal ranges, and positioning is carried out automatically, ensuring energy efficiency. The electrical protection rating is IP65, providing protection against external environmental conditions. Similar performance features are offered with the Unox Electric Actuator 2-Piece Gear Ball Valve model.

How Is Flow Control Achieved?

In these valves, opening and closing operations are performed by the motor through a quarter-turn movement. Flow control is carried out without the need for manual intervention, and the valves can be integrated into automation systems for centralized command. This allows for both time and energy savings. Fail-safe mechanisms are also integrated to protect against malfunctions, ensuring safe operation. Full details are available on Unox Online.