Coliter ® Normally Closed Electric Actuator – 5 Nm, 24V/220V, IP67 for Ball & Butterfly Valves
ZXQ01 Normally Closed Electric Actuator – Compact Spring-Return Fail-Safe Automation for Small Valve Applications
The Coliter® ZXQ01 Normally Closed (NC) Electric Actuator is a compact, spring-return actuator engineered for fail-safe control of small ball or butterfly valves in residential, HVAC, and light industrial systems. In the event of power failure, its integrated spring mechanism automatically returns the valve to the closed position, preventing unintended flow—ideal for applications such as boiler safety cutoff, pump isolation, or domestic water shut-off. With an output torque of 5 Nm, it supports both 24V DC and 220V AC power options and features simple on/off (2-point) control with a built-in manual override for maintenance or emergency operation. Enclosed in a lightweight yet robust aluminum alloy housing rated IP67, the ZXQ01 offers excellent protection against dust and water ingress. Compliant with ISO 5211 mounting standards, it integrates seamlessly with smart thermostats or building automation systems—delivering reliable, energy-efficient, and safe valve control in compact installations.
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Introduction to Electric Actuator
Coliter®’s electric actuators provide reliable automated control for ball, butterfly, and plug valves in water, HVAC, and industrial systems. The series includes the ZXQ01–ZXQ10 range, featuring 24V DC or 220V AC power options, on/off (2-point) or modulating (3-point) control, and torque ratings from 5 to 50 Nm. Models are available in normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) configurations with manual override, IP67 protection, and aluminum alloy housing for durability. Designed for seamless integration with building automation systems (BAS), they enable remote operation of valves in pump stations, cooling towers, fire protection, and smart buildings—ensuring energy efficiency, fail-safe response, and long service life.