5801-SD100C ULSTEIN TENFJORD
The 5801-SD100C is a solenoid driver produced by Ulstein Tenfjord AS for controlling the movement of hydraulic cylinders.It has a rugged design for a variety of Marine and industrial applications.
Product parameter
Model:5801-SD100C
Manufacturer:Ulstein Tenfjord AS
Type:Solenoid driver
Rated voltage:24 VDC
Rated current:100 A
Output power:2400 W
Protection level:IP67
Dimensions:210 x 110 x 65 mm
Weight:2.2 kg
Product function
The 5801-SD100C solenoid driver has the following functions:
High performance:It can provide high current and power output to meet the drive needs of various hydraulic cylinders.
High reliability:The use of high-quality materials and advanced technology manufacturing,with high reliability.
Strong durability:It has a rugged design and can withstand harsh environmental conditions.
Easy to install:standard size and wiring mode,easy to install and maintain.
Multiple control modes:Supports multiple control modes,including position control,speed control and force control.
Overload protection:With overload protection function,can prevent the solenoid driver damage.
Product application
The 5801-SD100C solenoid driver is suitable for the following applications:
Marine applications:Used to control the ship’s steering gear,cranes,winches and other hydraulic systems.
Industrial applications:Hydraulic systems used to control industrial machinery,such as injection molding machines,forging machines,road rollers,etc.
Other:Used to control other equipment that requires hydraulic drive.
Brand introduction
Ulstein Tenfjord AS is a Norwegian company founded in 1977 and headquartered in Ulsteinvik.The company specializes in the development and manufacture of hydraulic systems and control solutions for a wide range of Marine,industrial and other applications.
Ulstein Tenfjord’s 5801-SD100C solenoid driver is one of its most popular products.The drive is known for its high performance,reliability,durability and ease of use,making it ideal for a variety of hydraulic control applications.
