24V DC U15A Linear Actuator 3300N-4700N Push Pull for CSP Tower System

Basic Properties
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China
Brand Name: TOMUU
Model Number: U15A
Trading Properties
Minimum Order Quantity: Contact Supplier
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 1,000 pieces/day
Specifications
Application: CSP Tower / Heliostat Tracking Load Configuration: 3,300–4,700N Push & Pull
Rated Voltage: 24V DC Position Feedback: Hall Signal
Protection: IP65 Standard / IP66 Optional Stroke: Customizable
Installation Dimensions: Stroke + 275mm ±5mm
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Product Description

24V DC U15A Linear Actuator 3300N-4700N Push Pull for CSP Tower System

3,300–4,700N Push & Pull Load for CSP Heliostat Positioning

The TOMUU U15A is a 24V DC linear actuator designed for CSP tower and heliostat tracking applications requiring controlled linear movement and project-specific positioning.

With a rated push and pull load range of 3,300–4,700N, speed options from 1.17–3.34mm/s and standard Hall signal feedback, the U15A can be selected according to heliostat structure, stroke and installation requirements.

TOMUU U15A 3300N 4700N linear actuator for CSP tower system
TOMUU U15A CSP heliostat actuator details

Key Features

3,300–4,700N Push & Pull Load
24V DC Rated Voltage
1.17–3.34mm/s Speed Range
Hall Signal Position Feedback

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Application CSP Tower / Heliostat Tracking
Rated Voltage 24V DC
Rated Load 3,300–4,700N Push & Pull
Max. Static Load 15,000N
Speed 1.17–3.34mm/s ±5%
Position Feedback Hall Signal Standard
Protection IP65
Ambient Temperature -35°C to +65°C
Minimum Installation Dimension Stroke + 275mm ±5mm
Front End Ø14mm Hole Standard / Customizable
Installation Grip Type, Ø14mm Axis Standard
Connector Tinned Leads Standard / Customized
Cable Length 1m Standard / 1.5m or Customized
TOMUU U15A CSP actuator technical specifications

3,300–4,700N Push & Pull Load for CSP Tracking

The U15A rated operating load is 3,300–4,700N in both push and pull directions. This is the primary working load range used when evaluating the actuator for heliostat positioning.

The actuator also has a maximum static load of 15,000N, which refers to static loading conditions and should not be interpreted as the rated operating load.

Load Definition:
Rated Push & Pull Load: 3,300–4,700N
Maximum Static Load: 15,000N

Load & Speed Selection

Load and speed should be evaluated together when selecting an actuator for a CSP heliostat structure. The required configuration depends on the mechanical geometry, stroke and positioning requirements of the project.

Voltage Push Load Pull Load Speed Range
24V DC 3,300–4,700N 3,300–4,700N 1.17–3.34mm/s

Final load and speed configuration should be confirmed according to the heliostat structure and project requirements.


Hall Signal Feedback for Position Monitoring

Hall signal feedback is provided as the standard feedback configuration for the U15A, supporting actuator movement monitoring during CSP heliostat adjustment.

Feedback requirements should be evaluated together with the control system, stroke and required positioning logic of the project.


U15A Stroke & Installation Selection

The U15A minimum installation dimension is based on Stroke + 275mm ±5mm. The standard front mounting configuration uses a Ø14mm hole.

Stroke and installation dimensions should be selected according to available mounting space, heliostat geometry and the required adjustment range.

Selection Factors:
Load · Speed · Stroke · Installation Geometry · Feedback · Adjustment Range

TOMUU Experience in Solar Thermal Projects

TOMUU actuator solutions have been applied in solar thermal tracking projects requiring mechanical positioning and controlled movement of heliostat structures.

Representative CSP Project — Tibet, China

TOMUU supplied actuator solutions for the tower CSP heliostat tracking project in Anduo, Tibet, located at approximately 4,650 meters above sea level.

The project shown here uses TOMUU U23D actuators. These images demonstrate TOMUU experience in solar thermal tracking applications and are not presented as a U15A installation.

TOMUU CSP heliostat tracking project in Tibet
TOMUU U23D actuator application in CSP tower heliostat project

Manufacturing & Engineering

TOMUU combines actuator manufacturing, application engineering and product testing to support solar thermal and heliostat tracking applications.

Production & Manufacturing
Actuator Assembly · Process Control · Project Production
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TOMUU linear actuator production line
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TOMUU linear actuator production process
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Application Engineering
Load · Speed · Stroke · Installation · Feedback

CSP heliostat actuator selection should consider load, speed, stroke, installation geometry, adjustment range and feedback requirements together. Final configuration depends on the mechanical design of the tracking structure.

R&D & Testing
Load · Protection · Durability · Performance
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TOMUU actuator laboratory testing
TOMUU linear actuator performance testing
TOMUU actuator durability testing
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Select the Right U15A Configuration for Your CSP System

To evaluate the right actuator configuration for your CSP tower or heliostat tracking system, please provide the required load, speed, stroke, installation dimensions, adjustment range, feedback requirements and project quantity .

You can also review our Linear Actuator Selection Guide before sending your project information.

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