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DA 20-T Brushless Actuator 10–30 V brushless throttle actuator with aluminum housing & contactless position detection
DA 20-T Brushless Actuator

10–30 V brushless throttle actuator with aluminum housing & contactless position detection

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DA 20-T Brushless Actuator

The Volz Servos DA 20-T actuator is a compact brushless throttle actuator developed for integration in combustion engine systems. It has been fielded extensively by engine manufacturers for use in production engines. Featuring a brushless DC motor and contactless, wear-free position detection, the DA 20-T provides resistance to vibration and long-term operational stability. The actuator was validated through endurance testing, including a 1,000-hour vibration test and qualification to MIL-STD-810F and 810G standards.

The DA 20-T is designed for operation in elevated temperature environments, with all internal components specified for extended temperature ranges. Its shielded aviation-grade connection cable and robust aluminum construction ensure reliability in demanding airborne systems. The actuator contains no internal wiring and is optimized for minimal maintenance requirements across long service cycles.

Specifications:

DA 20-T-12-BLDC DA 20-T-30-BLDC
Width: 20 mm 20 mm
Supply Voltage (Rated): 14 VDC 28 VDC
Rated Current: 0.4 A 0.2 A
Peak Current: 0.64 A 0.32 A
Interface: PWM PWM

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