VARNASAN REA10A 100 Nm On/Off Electric Actuator 220V AC
High-torque valve automation with full IP67 sealing for demanding plant environments.
The VARNASAN REA10A Electric Actuator provides reliable flow control for heavy-duty valves. In addition, its 100 Nm output torque handles quarter-turn valve automation with confidence. Therefore, plant operators gain stable performance across water, chemical and HVAC lines.
This unit operates on 220V AC at 50/60 Hz, drawing 23 W and a nominal current of 0.32 A. Its ON-OFF control suits open/close duty, with 8 to 20 seconds travel and a 0 to 90 degree rotation angle. Moreover, the aluminium die-cast body, ISO5211 F05-F07 flange (Ø50-Ø70 mm) and #17 mm square shaft ensure direct mounting. Protection is IP-67, insulation resistance is 100MΩ at 500VDC, and the working temperature spans -25°C to 60°C.
VARNASAN REA10A Electric Actuator — Technical Specifications
In addition, the actuator integrates into ball valve and butterfly valve automation across water treatment plants and distribution lines. It also serves food, chemical and HVAC systems, where moisture and dust demand sealed operation. Furthermore, the unit can be mounted at any angle, which simplifies retrofits on existing pipework.
Key Advantages
- High torque capacity: 100 Nm for secure valve automation
- Full sealing: IP67 rated for outdoor installation
- Easy mounting: installs at any angle with ISO flanges
- Flexible control: compatible with circuit types B, S, R, H, A, K, D, T
Applications
- Ball valve and butterfly valve automation
- Water treatment plants and water distribution lines
- Food and chemical industry integration
- HVAC and ventilation systems
For valve automation projects, the VARNASAN REA10A Electric Actuator combines 100 Nm torque with IP67 protection. ORFA Industrial supplies this actuator worldwide and provides technical support for selection, mounting and commissioning.
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