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Intelligent Timer Series Electric Actuators from China Suppliers and Factory | Various Torque Options Available
| Model | Voltage | Torque | Power | Time | Physical Photo |
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| TCR-01D | AC/DC 24V | 10 Nm | 12 W | 5 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR/TCN-02D | AC/DC 24V | 20 Nm | 15 W | 10 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR/TCN-05D | AC/DC 24V | 50 Nm | 25 W | 12 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR/TCN-08D | AC/DC 24V | 80 Nm | 60 W | 10 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR/TCN-11D | AC/DC 24V | 110 Nm | 100 W | 10 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR-20D | AC/DC 24V | 200 Nm | 50 W | 25 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V | |||||
| TCR-40D | AC/DC 24V | 400 Nm | 80 W | 25 s |
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| AC/DC 95–265V |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What voltage options are available for the TCR/TCN actuator series?
All models in the TCR/TCN series support dual voltage options: AC/DC 24V and AC/DC 95–265V, making them compatible with a wide range of global power supply standards.
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What is the torque range covered by the TCR/TCN actuator series?
The series covers a broad torque range from 10 Nm (TCR-01D) up to 400 Nm (TCR-40D), suitable for light-duty valve control through to heavy industrial applications.
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How long does it take for the actuators to complete a full operation cycle?
Operating times vary by model. Smaller models such as the TCR-01D complete a cycle in 5 seconds, mid-range models take 10–12 seconds, and the larger TCR-20D and TCR-40D models require approximately 25 seconds.
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What is the difference between the TCR and TCN model designations?
Both TCR and TCN share the same torque, power, and timing specifications within the same model number. The designation difference typically refers to the actuator's mounting or connection type — please consult the product datasheet or contact us for specific application guidance.
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Which models share the same physical design?
The TCR/TCN-08D and TCR/TCN-11D share the same physical housing. Similarly, the TCR-20D and TCR-40D share the same enclosure design, differing only in internal torque output.
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How do I select the right actuator model for my application?
Selection should be based on the required torque output of your valve or damper, your available power supply voltage, and the acceptable operating time. As a general rule, choose a model whose rated torque exceeds your valve's required torque by at least 25–30% to ensure reliable operation.














