Rotork CVA modulating electric actuator (CVL linear / CVQ part-turn), Class D, IP68
Rotork CVA is a precision electric actuator for continuous modulation of most control valve types and sizes. Continuous modulation per S9 (IEC 60034) and Class D (ISO 22153), IP68, NEMA 4 and 6 enclosure, explosion-proof versions.
CVL is the linear output version with thrust of approx. 890–22,241 N (200–5,000 lbf). CVQ is the part-turn version with torque of approx. 22–271 Nm (480–2,400 lbf·in). Low power consumption makes the range suitable for remote solar-powered sites.
Control: analog, discrete, Pakscan, HART, Profibus, Foundation Fieldbus, Modbus networks; hardwired and intrinsically safe I/O options. Non-intrusive Bluetooth calibration, built-in datalogger for predictive maintenance, optional handwheel.
Key features:
- Continuous modulation Class D / S9
- CVL 890–22,241 N, CVQ 22–271 Nm
- IP68, NEMA 4/6, explosion-proof
- Low power consumption, suitable for solar sites
- HART, Profibus, Foundation Fieldbus, Modbus, Pakscan
- Datalogger and Bluetooth calibration
Specifications:
- Type: precision electric, continuous modulation
- CVL thrust: 890–22,241 N (200–5,000 lbf)
- CVQ torque: 22–271 Nm (480–2,400 lbf·in)
- Enclosure protection: IP68, NEMA 4 and 6
- Power supply: low consumption; AC and DC versions per specification
- Duty: continuous modulation S9 / Class D
- Certification: explosion protection, incl. IIB/IIC per series certificates
- Interfaces: 4–20 mA, discrete, HART, Profibus, Foundation Fieldbus, Modbus, Pakscan, Bluetooth
Application: Control valves in process, oil and gas, water, remote and solar-powered sites.
Scope of supply: CVL or CVQ actuator; handwheel and network card optional.
Before ordering: Before ordering, specify stroke, thrust or torque, control signal and hazardous area zone for the valve.
Specifications
| Brand | Rotork |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
| Product type | Precision modulating electric actuator |
| Model | CVA (CVL / CVQ) |
| Application | Control valves in process, oil and gas, water, remote and solar-powered sites. |