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SIPOS SEVENContents SIPOS SEVEN - The fact sheet SIPOS SEVEN - Flexibility in action Product portfolio Benefits SIPOS SEVEN - Details Operating concept Communication Control Specialized applications Services Solutions for a world in motion

Welcome toSIPOS Aktorik GmbH SIPOS - SUCCESS THROUGH INNOVATION SIPOS is the market leader for variable speed electric actuators. Since the formation of the company in 1999, a culture of innovation has been one of the critical success factors for the business. This ethos is enhanced by developing actuators which anticipate the customers' needs of tomorrow. EMPLOYEES - THE MOST VALUABLE ASSET Sustainable company success can only be achieved by a strong team - this is our greatest conviction. For this reason we focus on training our staff to enhance their expertise. Personal development has...

04 SIPOS SEVEN 04 The fact sheet SIPOS SEVEN: The new generation of variable speed electric actuators! SIPOS SEVEN: Q A product range with three models to suit all applications ECOTRON PROFITRON HiMod D All types of valves can be automated H Advanced design based on proven SIPOS actuator technology Intelligent valve protection: D Soft start and stop in the end positions D Cut-off without excessive torque Q Avoidance of water hammer and cavitation H Selection of optimum positioning speeds Unique frequency controller: H Complete speed control D Speed variation at any time D Continuous torque...

Unique user interface concept: Large color display: easy legibility even from a distance Screen orientation can be rotated in 90° steps Intuitive menu navigation, user selectable language "Drive Controller": single, hermetically sealed control button for all functions No external software required for parameterization Reliable operation: Double sealing protects electronics from ingress of dust and water Temperature measurement and monitoring of electronics and motor Proven reliability for long product life Multi-level password protection Time stamped event logging Control options: Analog...

SIPOS SEVEN Flexibility in action Adaptable actuation Wide range of applications for all control systems in the power, water and industrial market segments. Demanding duty Control capability Designed in compliance with EN 15714-2 for duty classifications A,B,C, and D: actuators for OPEN-CLOSE, inching/positioning, modulating and continuous duty. Compatible with all control systems: binary, analog, fieldbus and HART.

Flexibility For all types of valves: connection and adaptation to all globe, gate, butterfly and ball valves. Reliable in any mounting position, withstanding the harshest environmental conditions: IP68 enclosure protection, corrosivity category C5 in compliance with EN 15714-2/EN ISO 12944-2 (C5 for extremely long protection duration optional). Mounting versatility If ambient conditions make it necessary, the electronics unit can be mounted separately from the gear unit quickly and easily. Ml Solutions for a world in motion EHsE AKTORIK A member of the AUMA Grmqi

Product portfolioActuators to match your application For efficient planning: complete information for every actuator is available - ordering data, dimensional drawings, wiring diagrams, spare parts lists, technical data, instruction manuals, certificates and the complete catalog. SIPOS actuators are available to suit all process engineering challenges and all torque requirements, irrespective of the size: 9 - 60 Nm Shown in ECOTRON version 37 - 250 Nm Shown in PROFITRON version Shown in HiMod version Product selection program Menu-driven product configuration either on-line or via USB flash...

Product portfolioAdd-on gearboxes By combining the SIPOS SEVEN rotary actuators with add-on gearboxes they become ... ... linear actuators for automating gate and globe valves. COMBINATIONS WITH LE LINEAR THRUST UNITS - Thrusts: 3.8 - 217 kN - Strokes up to 500 mm - Positioning speeds 20 - 360 mm/min ... part-turn actuators with base and lever for automating butterfly valves with lever arrangement. COMBINATIONS WITH GS LEVER GEARBOXES - Torques: 150 - 45,000 Nm Rotary actuators can be customized to suit linear, part-turn, lever, or multi-turn gearboxes. The parameters of the most common...

Product portfolioValve attachments SIPOS SEVEN - with variable mechanical interfaces for all valves The output shaft for rotary actuators is designed as a B1/B hollow shaft. The torque is transmitted to the valve via a featherkey. Other output shaft types are achieved by means of inserts or extension modules. Various types of mechanical interfaces are available to create the perfect match for connecting actuators and valves: Rotary actuators are available with flange connections and couplings according to EN ISO 5210, DIN 3338, or DIN 3210. A output shaft* Stem nut for rising, non-rotating...

Product portfolioECOTRON, PROFITRON and HiMod features ON-OFF or modulating duty - designed for every process SIPOS SEVEN actuators are available as ON-OFF and modulating actuators. According to EN 15714-2, the actuators are designed for: Class A: ON-OFF duty Class B: Inching-/positioning duty Class C: Modulating duty Class D: Continuous modulating duty Three models to choose from SIPOS SEVEN actuators are available in three options: ECOTRON, PROFITRON, and HiMod. Common features Integrated frequency converter Electronically adjustable speed Electronic limitation of torque Numerous internal...

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Product portfolioHiMod for highest precision Precision in continuous duty: the SIPOS SEVEN-HiMod was developed to operate in conditions where the highest quality of control is an absolute prerequisite 13 control valves boiler start-up valves dampers turbine regulation injector valves / desuperheaters feedwater pump control and other applications with demanding requirements The core design component is the »absolute position encoder« which the HiMod actuator uses to record the drive shaft position even during power failure. As a result, position changes occurring during power failure can be...