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Open quickly, close easily: With their compact design, HELLA locking actuators are always used when reliable locking and unlocking in confined spaces is required. Examples include fuel filler flaps, glove compartments, or charging plugs on e-vehicles and charging stations.
The actuator is mounted in each case by a simple snap-in assembly. In the electromotive locking and unlocking function, the locking lever uses electrical voltage to move a hinge arm mounted in the locking system. Reversing the polarity results in unlocking. The position of the locking element can be determined by the integrated micro switch. For the electromechanical locking and unlocking function, a return spring and a micro switch are integrated in the locking actuators. The micro switch is actuated by light pressure, e.g. on fuel filler flaps. This resets the actuator locking lever, opens the locking system, and opens the tank or service flap using a spring. After the actuator is switched off, the locking lever returns to the locking position without current. The tank or service flap is then automatically locked after being pressed shut.
Open quickly, close easily: With their compact design, HELLA locking actuators are always used when reliable locking and unlocking in confined spaces is required. Examples include fuel filler flaps, glove compartments, or charging plugs on e-vehicles and charging stations.
The actuator is mounted in each case by a simple snap-in assembly. In the electromotive locking and unlocking function, the locking lever uses electrical voltage to move a hinge arm mounted in the locking system. Reversing the polarity results in unlocking. The position of the locking element can be determined by the integrated micro switch. For the electromechanical locking and unlocking function, a return spring and a micro switch are integrated in the locking actuators. The micro switch is actuated by light pressure, e.g. on fuel filler flaps. This resets the actuator locking lever, opens the locking system, and opens the tank or service flap using a spring. After the actuator is switched off, the locking lever returns to the locking position without current. The tank or service flap is then automatically locked after being pressed shut.
Function |
Electric locking and unlocking, electrical forward and reverse rotation (reverse rotation with soft-touch button -041) |
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Weight |
60 g | |||||||
Nominal voltage |
12 V | |||||||
Operating voltage | 9 – 15.5 V | |||||||
Maximum current consumption |
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Locking lever pulling force |
> 75 N (after lifetime > 50 N); 75 N (-041) |
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Locking lever breaking force |
≥ 300 N; 300 N (-041) |
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Functional angle | ≤ 78° | |||||||
Lifetime 2) |
100,000 cycles (-011) 60,000 cycles (-021, -031, -051) |
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Actuating time 78° over functional angle1) |
40 ms < t < 200 ms (-011, -021, -031, -051) 45 ms < t < 220 ms (-041) |
1) Over the operating voltage and temperature range.
2) One switching cycle equals one forward and one reverse rotation.
Variant | Part number | Packaging unit |
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Electrical forward and reverse rotation |
6NW 011 122-011 / -017 |
1 / 132 |
Electrical forward and reverse rotation, with micro switch |
6NW 011 122-021 / -027 |
1 / 126 |
Electrical forward and reverse rotation with micro switch, without operating element, without locking element |
6NW 011 122-031 / -037 |
1 / 132 |
Electrical forward and reverse rotation with micro switch, with operating element, without locking element |
6NW 011 122-051 / -057 |
1 / 126 |
Electrical forward rotation, return rotation via return spring, with soft-touch button |
6NW 011 122-041 / -047 |
1 / 60 |
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