Specification | Range |
Voltage | 24 VDC |
Force/Thrust | 50-1000+ N (11-225+ lbs) |
Stroke Length | 50-500+ mm (2-20+ inches) |
Speed | 2-20 mm/s (0.08-0.8 in/s) |
Duty Cycle | 25-100% |
Protection Rating | IP54, IP65, IP67 (varies by model) |
Mounting Options | Flange, bracket, or threaded rod |
Feedback Options | Potentiometer, Hall Effect sensor, or limit switches |
Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
Feature | 12V Linear Actuator | 24V Linear Actuator |
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Voltage | 12 volts | 24 volts |
Power | Lower, suited for lighter loads | Higher, suited for heavier loads |
Efficiency | Lower, more heat generated | More efficient, less heat |
Current Consumption | Higher current needed for same power | Lower current, more efficient |
Applications | Automotive, DIY, light industrial | Industrial, solar panels, heavy machinery |
Speed & Force | Slower, less force | Faster, more force |
Durability | Suitable for intermittent use | Better for continuous, heavy-duty use |
12V actuators are best for smaller, lighter applications, while 24V actuators are better suited for more powerful, efficient, and heavy-duty tasks.
Advantages of Using 24V Over Other Voltages
Why 24V? It’s the sweet spot between power and safety. They’re more robust than 12V systems but don’t require the heavy-duty setup of 48V ones. Perfect balance.
Industries That Rely on 24V Actuators
From medical tools to industrial machines, 24V actuators are the go-to choice when reliability is non-negotiable.
Industrial Automation
They’re the backbone of manufacturing—streamlining everything from robotic arms to conveyor belts.
Home Automation
Think smart homes: adjustable beds, automated blinds, and even hidden compartments.
Medical Equipment
In hospitals, they ensure patient comfort and help medical staff work more efficiently.