The electric single seat regulating valve consists of two primary components： the valve body and the electric actuator. The valve body features a single seat design, where the valve plug, typically a metal or elastomeric disc, seals against a single seating surface. This structure minimizes the chances of leakage, ensuring better flow control and reliability. The single seat valve design is particularly advantageous in applications that require precision and consistency, such as in pharmaceutical, chemical, or food processing systems.

    The second key component is the electric actuator, which controls the valve's opening and closing. Unlike traditional pneumatic or hydraulic actuators, the electric actuator is powered by electricity, offering several advantages in terms of energy efficiency and ease of integration. The actuator responds to control signals, typically ranging from 4-20 mA or digital protocols like Modbus, to adjust the valve's position in real-time. This control mechanism allows for highly accurate regulation of the flow, pressure, or temperature in the system.