DB801A-5P
DB801A-5P 5 Wires Actuator Mabuchi motor, 5kgs, 100,000 times with PTC Protection
DB801A-5P 5 Wires Master Actuator Mabuchi Motor, 5kgs, 100,000 Life Cycles, PTC protection
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Overview
The DB801A Actuator is component part of a machine, is often used in vehicles as door-lock and trunk latches etc.
- Capable of most vehicle types, DB801A have gone through million cycle endurance testing.
- Sealed with IPX3, the actuator ingress protection for dependable operation in environments exposed to dust and water,rain and dust will not stop the job.
- When the motor heats up beyond the upper limit, the overload protection function ensures operational safety.
Why Choose DB801A?
Premium Mabuchi Motor
Durable:Long lasting life
Zero presence:Quiet running with low noise level
PTC Overload Protection
PTC protection:Overheat protection for safer operation
Key Features
- Mabuchi motor 5-wire actuator
- PTC overload protection
- Life cycle: >100,000 times
- Push/Pull force: >5.0 kgs
- Ultrasonic welding and fastened with rivets, water resistant
- 360° swivel head/fixed head available
- CE approval
- lnput voltage: 12 / 24V available
- Working temperature: -40°C~+80°C
Technical Specifications
Item | Specification |
Motor Brand | Mabuchi |
Certification | CE approval |
Push/Pull Force | >50N/5KGS(at 12V) |
Durability | >100,000 Times |
Head Type | 360°Swivel head/Fixed head |
Input Voltage | 12/24V |
Voltage | 9-16VDC |
Working temperature | -40°C~+80°C |
Stall current | < 7.0A 12VDC |
Mechanical stroke | 17mm+/-1mm |
IP Rate | IPX3 |
Protection | PTC overload protection |
Metal Parts | Selectable |
Brief look of DB801A-5P





Packaging:
QTY: 100 pcs/CTN
G.W: 10.5 kgs
Meas: 49x33x18cm
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