Ok, I'm new to the forum and have a weird question. I was given an old mesh dish about 6' in diameter. I've made it into a solar heater for my pool by covering the dish with 1/2 black water line. works great. My question is can I power the actuator somehow to move the dish? The actuator is a Superjack II + HQ. It worked well when I removed the dish fro my uncles property. It has 2 heavy guage wires (red + white) and 3 smaller guage wires, I think they are green, brown and maybe white. I'm at work right now and don't remember. What voltage does the moter require? Any suggestions are great. Thanks
Solar panel actuator
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SEA linear actuators series is designed for elevation tracking in photovoltaic panels installation with surface from 50 to 300 square meter.
3 sizes available, all self-locking.
Dynamic load capacity from 10 to 100 kN
Linear speeds from 1 mm/s up to 7 mm/s
Stroke lengths up to 1.500 mm
They all have self enclosed limit switches and positioning control MBT Men Shuguli GTX via incremental bi-directional encoder. Available with either AC or DC motors.
3 sizes available, all self-locking.
Dynamic load capacity from 10 to 100 kN
Linear speeds from 1 mm/s up to 7 mm/s
Stroke lengths up to 1.500 mm
They all have self enclosed limit switches and positioning control MBT Men Shuguli GTX via incremental bi-directional encoder. Available with either AC or DC motors.
Hi, I am a new member of forum. Would a newcomer be warmly welcome here? Good day you guys!!!
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