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Dakota Digital Single Linear Actuator Controller Lift Trunk Lids Covers Pac-3100 on 2040-parts.com

US $99.70
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota, US

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, US
DAKOTA DIGITAL SINGLE LINEAR ACTUATOR CONTROLLER LIFT TRUNK LIDS COVERS PAC-3100, US $99.70, image 1
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Single Linear Actuator Controller

PAC-3100

from Dakota Digital



Then PAC-3100 is designed to control a linear motor and is intended to be used to lift trunk lids and toppers/tonneau covers. The PAC-3100 has a safety auto reverse feature that will stop downward travel if something would block the trunk lid. If a too much current draw is detected, indicating a blocked condition, the motors will reverse and return to the previous position before they started moving down.

The system can learn three user adjustable heights, so the trunk/cover will automatically move to a desired position with the push of a button. There is also an auto move to position feature that will open the trunk/cover when the key is turned off and close the cover when the key is turned on.

Designed to be used only with Dakota Digital Linear Actuators.

 

   

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