Continuously adjustable stroke in five steps
In five steps you adjust the NTS1 stroke length precisely for your application.
The detailed description can be found in the operating instructions on page 4.
- Unscrew the cover cap
- Fully extend the push tube
- Secure the adjusting ring twice
- Set the desired stroke length
- Screw the cover cap back on
Load cut‑off
The integrated load cut‑off continuously monitors drive current. If current consumption exceeds the permissible limit, the NTS1 switches off and thus protects the motor, gearbox and connected components.
Dry signal contacts
Optional signal contacts reliably report the end positions of the actuator to higher‑level controllers (max. 250 V / 1 A). You thus get precise feedback, for example, for safety‑relevant releases, status indications or to control automated processes.
Once the actuator reaches the respective end position, the associated dry contact closes. The two leads per end position are connected directly to the appropriate input of your controller.
Voltage |
Color OPEN contact |
Color CLOSE contact |
230 V AC |
Blue / violet |
Red / white |
24 V DC |
Gray / violet |
Red / white |
Note: The contacts are not switched during a load cut‑off or if no supply voltage is present at the actuator.
Connecting the synchronous version
With the optional synchronous version, two NTS1 spindle actuators can be operated in parallel. Simply connect the two actuators via the pink and orange control leads. The integrated control ensures that both electric actuators travel precisely and evenly.
Ideal for applications where particularly large flaps, skylights or windows need to be moved. Higher forces can also be mobilized than a single actuator can provide. Synchronous operation enables a reliable, precise and space‑saving solution without any external controller.