Electric actuators are commonly used in factory automation, medical equipment, agricultural machinery and the automotive industry. The following are the specific uses of electric actuators in daily life:

1. Agricultural machinery
Electric actuators are used in agricultural machinery, which use either DC or AC motors, which means they have one or more coils or magnetic fields. Electric actuators are often used to lift granaries or other large equipment.

Electric actuators allow better mechanical control of motion and speed, reducing wear on moving parts of the machine, resulting in longer service life. As a result, it makes it easier to grow crops without damaging the field or soil.

2. Solar panel operation
Solar panels have long been too heavy to handle manually, so they are often moved by robotic arms attached to large trucks or other vehicles with a jib at the end. It needs to be able to tilt the panels differently depending on where they are on the roof. Electric actuators turn the control panels at different angles, allowing them to collect more sunlight and increase efficiency without damaging the panels in transit.

3. Window ventilation equipment
With its small size and high speed, electric actuators are often used in fire-fighting window systems and farm ventilation systems. Using synchronous remote control lift, reduce manpower and material resources, thus making our life more convenient.