Linear actuators
165,00€
Voltage:
24 VDC
Max. force:
2.500 N | 562 lbf
Control:
Limit switches, Potentiometer
Max. speed:
3,6 mm/s | 0,14 in/s
Maximum automation against fires
Fire engines
The functions of firefighting vehicles vary from preventive protection against fires to massive interventions in the event of an accident and always have one common denominator: speed and ease of accessibility in all their missions.
REGNER®’s long track record has provided extensive experience that allows us to create high-end technological solutions and features for the automation of these exclusive vehicles.
Safety and reliability
for demanding requirements
Because every second counts when fighting fires, being able to access the top of the vehicle to open and close the doors automatically is a requirement.
The REGNER® range of micro-actuators extend the
high performance of firefighting vehicles and provide an automation solution for the upper doors of firefighting vehicles.
The micro-actuators also offer the advantage of their excellent energy consumption optimisation compared to other hydraulic or pneumatic systems.
Powerful and compact actuators specially designed for applications with limited space.
They provide greater safety and ergonomics in an automated way in emergency vehicles
Energy consumption optimisation
Designed with an integrated overload protection system that prevents any damage due to an unexpected overcurrent event.
Actuators for fire engines
Microlinear actuators
60,50€ – 74,50€
Voltage:
12 VDC
Max. force:
70 N | 16 lbf
Control:
Limit switches, Potentiometer
Max. speed:
14,7 mm/s | 0,6 in/s
Linear actuators
695,00€
Voltage:
12 VDC
Max. force:
1.000 N | 225 lbf
Control:
Digital Encoder, Limit switches
Max. speed:
70 mm/s | 2,8 in/s
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