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Linear Actuator Controller for 12 Volt Single Actuator
Linear Actuator Controller for 12 Volt Single Actuator
Universal Fit, 12.00 volts Voltage
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- Limits exactly how far the actuator moves
- 3 Programmable settings and 3 negative inputs
- Designed to be used with a 12 volt actuator
- Controls (1) actuator
- Controller kit includes central control unit, user input display, two wiring harness, mounting hardware and instructions
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MFG. Part #:
91064295
Voltage:
12.00 volts
Hardware Included:
No
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Includes control unit, user input display, two wiring harnesses, and mounting hardware.
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This linear single actuator controller limits exactly how far the actuator moves. It can be programmed to move a single actuator to any of three determined preset positions and features an indicator light that shows for each of these custom presets until unit is currently positioned. Once programmed, the display unit can be removed to add three momentary switches (not included) to make the actuator move to the preset positions at the flip of a switch. This linear actuator controller is designed to be used with a single 12 volt actuator.
- Limits exactly how far the actuator moves
- 3 programmable settings and 3 negative inputs
- Indicator light
- Controls (1) actuator
- Designed to be used with a 12 volt actuator
- Intended for use with our actuator 910-64288
- Controller kit includes:
- Central control unit
- User input display
- Two wiring harnesses
- Mounting hardware and instructions
Item Details
Intended for use with our actuator 910-64288
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910-64295 Instructions (PDF)
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