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Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

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Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

(OP)
Dear All,

I have a JCB 524-50 with manual operated valves.
Now I would love to make the last valve eletrically powered.
My question is, does there excists a electric actuator which can take over the manual operation?
Or should I replace the block to do so?
See Image (https://ibb.co/c2jGSZx)

Thanks for the help,
Kind regards,
TMMJ

RE: Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

Many modular valve blocks have the ability to have sections of them replaced or have additional features added on.

Do you have a schematic?
Do you have a valve part number or a valve stack part number?

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RE: Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

(OP)
I have the following number.

5005V
V13
1S1

At the moment I don't have the schematics. But I'm also searching them.

Thanks in advance,
Kind regards,
TMJJ

RE: Mechanical operated hydraulic valve to electrical operated.

I have seen similar questions before.
When the total price for the conversion is revealed people often change their mind; electric controls are not such a good idea anyway and the manual controls work just fine.

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