BEMONOC Stroke 50mm 2 Inch 12 Volt Mini Linear Actuator Motor 100N High Speed 50mm/s

BEMONOC Stroke 50mm 2 Inch 12 Volt Mini Linear Actuator Motor 100N High Speed 50mm/s

$ 55.99

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Value for money

8.65

Customer service

8.93

Packaging

8.82

Giftable

8.99

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Product Description

A rated voltage of 12V DC is used, stroke size is 50mm/2" load capacity is 100N no-load speed is 50 mm/sec.

The length of the retractable retractable lever is 105mm plus the stroke size. The length of the extended lever is 105mm + the stroke size the limit switch is built-in and non-adjustable the noise level of the motor is db.

In this case, please check the wiring method or contact us first Wire Connection Extend Red wiring connect to DC(-), Black wiring connect to DC(+) Retract

Our company accepts special orders that are not standard products this is the ASIN number for the bracket

Questions & Answers

What is the mechanism for locking the actuator? How about using no motor power to move the actuator? When applying a force without supplying power to the motor?

I noticed that the actuator locks by itself. I did not apply power to the motor, and it did not move. Thanks!

When it comes to current draw, how much can this device handle?

Please let me know what the maximum current is, it's 2A. Thank you!

Would anyone be able to show me a video of it?

When the door opens or closes, it takes a couple of seconds

Selected User Reviews For BEMONOC Stroke 50mm 2 Inch 12 Volt Mini Linear Actuator Motor 100N High Speed 50mm/s

The product did everything it said it would

3/5

There is only one thing I don't like about this unit if there is any pressure on the unit when it stops at full extension or retraction, it will bounce. The screw drive probably has a little too much play which causes it to "bounce" back after hitting the limit switch, which causes it to restart over and over The bike gets stuck in a loop until I pull on the actuator and then it stops The reason for this may be mainly due to the fact that the unit works at a very high speed (50mm per second).