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– Electric actuator motor for reclining chair – PVC, aluminium, stainless steel – DC 29V voltage, 1000N load, 34 mm/s speed - DC29V
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Description
General Description
This electric actuator motor is designed to offer good performance with a compact size, low noise, and easy installation. It is ideal for furniture requiring vertical movement, such as electric beds and sofas.
Technical Specifications
- Item Type: Electric Recliner Actuator Motor
- Material: PVC + Aluminum Alloy + Stainless Steel
- Gross Weight: Approx. 1754 g
- Voltage: DC 29V
- Current: 2.2A
- Power: 58W
- Load: 1000N (Thrust)
- Speed: 34 mm/s
- No-Load Speed: 25 ± 10% mm/s
- Minimum Installation Distance: Approx. 127 ± 2 mm
- Maximum Installation Distance: Approx. 357 ± 2 mm
- Stroke : approximately 230 ± 2 mm
Compatibility and Accessories
- Compatible with electric beds and electric sofas
- Includes: 1 x Electric Tilt Actuator Motor
- Accessories: 2 x Fixing Nails, 2 x Fixing Clips
Installation
The minimum installation distance is approximately 127 mm and the maximum distance is 357 mm. Follow the instructions provided to ensure correct installation.
Use
Use this motor to easily adjust the position of your electric furniture, providing increased comfort and adaptability.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourWhite
- Power sourceBatteries
- Availability of spare parts0.000912 year(s)
- Width15 cm
- MaterialPVC / Stainless steel
- Weight2000 g
- Power20 W
- power supplyElectric
- Maximum operating temperature450 °C
- Voltage10 V
- Soldering iron useElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME220669083
- MMID730663947926
- Product codeBT-UK2025YS-33062
- EAN9140747944623
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