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The EPV-150MT Series 2 is an aircraft rotary electromechanism used for remote operation of shut-off valves, control valves, and air dampers in onboard systems. It converts an electrical command from the aircraft control circuit into a limited rotary movement of the output shaft. In service, this type of actuator is used where a valve or damper must be moved quickly and reliably without direct mechanical control from the crew. The unit is commonly associated with fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, heating, and anti-icing systems on helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
The main task of the EPV-150MT Series 2 is to rotate the driven mechanism to the required end position. In aircraft systems, this usually means opening or closing a shut-off valve, moving a damper, or changing the position of a flow-control element. The actuator is set for a working movement close to a right-angle turn, which is typical for many aircraft valves and dampers. The short operating time makes it suitable for circuits where the system must react quickly, especially in fuel shut-off, fire protection, or hot-air control applications.
The EPV-150MT Series 2 is often used together with the 768600MA fire shut-off fuel valve and the 1919T air control damper. With the 768600MA valve, the actuator rotates the shut-off element to stop fuel flow in an emergency or commanded shutdown mode. With the 1919T damper, it moves the air-control element in pneumatic or anti-icing circuits, including hot-air supply lines. In both cases, the actuator is not selected separately from the driven unit. The installation must be checked by the exact valve or damper type, mounting interface, shaft position, and aircraft documentation.
A key feature of the EPV-150MT Series 2 is its built-in brake. When power is removed, the output shaft is held in position and does not freely rotate under load from the controlled medium. This is important for fuel valves and air dampers, where pressure, vibration, or airflow could otherwise try to move the mechanism away from its commanded position. The brake helps keep the valve or damper stable after the actuator has completed its travel. For maintenance, this means the unit should be checked not only for movement, but also for holding ability after power removal.
The actuator uses a reversible DC motor of the D-14FT Series 2 type and works from the aircraft DC power supply. The power circuit is built as a two-wire system, which provides reversible control of the direction of rotation. The design does not include built-in radio-interference suppression, so any system-level interference protection must be considered through the aircraft wiring and equipment layout. Inside the motor, electrical contact to moving parts is provided through carbon brushes. Brush condition, motor response, and travel time are practical points to check during service.
The EPV-150MT Series 2 is widely used on Mi-8 and Mi-17 family helicopters and may also be found on aircraft such as An-24, An-26, An-30, Tu-134A, and M-101T, depending on the installed system. On helicopters, it is commonly connected with fuel shut-off valves, hydraulic equipment, pneumatic circuits, and anti-icing or heating system dampers. On fixed-wing aircraft, it may be used in fuel, fire protection, air heating, and anti-icing circuits. The exact installation must always be confirmed by the aircraft parts catalog and system documentation.
When ordering the actuator, the full designation EPV-150MT Series 2 should be stated, along with the required version if the mounting dimensions or mass differ. It is also important to clarify whether the actuator is required separately or as part of an assembly with a valve or damper. Before installation, technicians normally check the housing, output shaft, mounting points, connector, motor operation, full travel time, brake action, and documentation. Since this actuator works with safety-related systems, replacement by a visually similar unit without documentation confirmation is not a good practice.
Product Type: Aircraft rotary electromechanism / electric actuator
Designation: EPV-150MT Series 2 / ЭПВ-150МТ серия 2
Function: Remote rotary control of shut-off valves, control valves, dampers, and flow-control elements
Application / Where Used: Fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, heating, and anti-icing systems of aircraft and helicopters
System / Installation Area: Valve and damper actuation circuits in onboard fluid and air systems
Primary Associated Units: 768600MA fire shut-off fuel valve; 1919T air control damper
Other Possible Applications: Protective device flaps, air intake control mechanisms, and similar aircraft actuated units depending on documentation
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Mi-8 / Mi-17 family helicopters; An-24, An-26, An-30, Tu-134A, M-101T depending on system configuration
Actuator Type: Limited-angle rotary electric actuator
Electric Motor: D-14FT Series 2 reversible DC motor
Power Supply Voltage: 27 V DC
Current Consumption: Not more than 3 A
Rated Output Shaft Torque: 150 kgf·cm / 14.7 N·m
Working Shaft Rotation Angle: 85–95°
Standard Adjustment: Approximately 90° travel
Full Travel Time: Not more than 3 s
Operating Mode: Short-time / intermittent operation
Power Circuit: Two-wire system
Built-In Brake: Mechanical friction brake; output shaft locked when de-energized
Radio Interference Suppression: Not provided by design
Brush Type: Carbon brushes 8B5.593.168
Dimensions, Basic Version: 64 × 100 × 162 mm
Dimensions, “D” Version: 71 × 100 × 162 mm depending on mounting points
Weight, Basic Version: Approximately 0.92 kg
Weight, “D” Version: Approximately 1.07 kg
Technical Documentation: Product passport, manufacturer documentation, aircraft maintenance documentation as applicable
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Warranty
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Extended warranty is available upon request and is agreed individually; it may affect the final product price.
The EPV-150MT Series 2 is an aircraft rotary electromechanism used for remote operation of shut-off valves, control valves, and air dampers in onboard systems. It converts an electrical command from the aircraft control circuit into a limited rotary movement of the output shaft. In service, this type of actuator is used where a valve or damper must be moved quickly and reliably without direct mechanical control from the crew. The unit is commonly associated with fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, heating, and anti-icing systems on helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft.
The main task of the EPV-150MT Series 2 is to rotate the driven mechanism to the required end position. In aircraft systems, this usually means opening or closing a shut-off valve, moving a damper, or changing the position of a flow-control element. The actuator is set for a working movement close to a right-angle turn, which is typical for many aircraft valves and dampers. The short operating time makes it suitable for circuits where the system must react quickly, especially in fuel shut-off, fire protection, or hot-air control applications.
The EPV-150MT Series 2 is often used together with the 768600MA fire shut-off fuel valve and the 1919T air control damper. With the 768600MA valve, the actuator rotates the shut-off element to stop fuel flow in an emergency or commanded shutdown mode. With the 1919T damper, it moves the air-control element in pneumatic or anti-icing circuits, including hot-air supply lines. In both cases, the actuator is not selected separately from the driven unit. The installation must be checked by the exact valve or damper type, mounting interface, shaft position, and aircraft documentation.
A key feature of the EPV-150MT Series 2 is its built-in brake. When power is removed, the output shaft is held in position and does not freely rotate under load from the controlled medium. This is important for fuel valves and air dampers, where pressure, vibration, or airflow could otherwise try to move the mechanism away from its commanded position. The brake helps keep the valve or damper stable after the actuator has completed its travel. For maintenance, this means the unit should be checked not only for movement, but also for holding ability after power removal.
The actuator uses a reversible DC motor of the D-14FT Series 2 type and works from the aircraft DC power supply. The power circuit is built as a two-wire system, which provides reversible control of the direction of rotation. The design does not include built-in radio-interference suppression, so any system-level interference protection must be considered through the aircraft wiring and equipment layout. Inside the motor, electrical contact to moving parts is provided through carbon brushes. Brush condition, motor response, and travel time are practical points to check during service.
The EPV-150MT Series 2 is widely used on Mi-8 and Mi-17 family helicopters and may also be found on aircraft such as An-24, An-26, An-30, Tu-134A, and M-101T, depending on the installed system. On helicopters, it is commonly connected with fuel shut-off valves, hydraulic equipment, pneumatic circuits, and anti-icing or heating system dampers. On fixed-wing aircraft, it may be used in fuel, fire protection, air heating, and anti-icing circuits. The exact installation must always be confirmed by the aircraft parts catalog and system documentation.
When ordering the actuator, the full designation EPV-150MT Series 2 should be stated, along with the required version if the mounting dimensions or mass differ. It is also important to clarify whether the actuator is required separately or as part of an assembly with a valve or damper. Before installation, technicians normally check the housing, output shaft, mounting points, connector, motor operation, full travel time, brake action, and documentation. Since this actuator works with safety-related systems, replacement by a visually similar unit without documentation confirmation is not a good practice.
Product Type: Aircraft rotary electromechanism / electric actuator
Designation: EPV-150MT Series 2 / ЭПВ-150МТ серия 2
Function: Remote rotary control of shut-off valves, control valves, dampers, and flow-control elements
Application / Where Used: Fuel, hydraulic, pneumatic, heating, and anti-icing systems of aircraft and helicopters
System / Installation Area: Valve and damper actuation circuits in onboard fluid and air systems
Primary Associated Units: 768600MA fire shut-off fuel valve; 1919T air control damper
Other Possible Applications: Protective device flaps, air intake control mechanisms, and similar aircraft actuated units depending on documentation
Compatible Aircraft / Equipment: Mi-8 / Mi-17 family helicopters; An-24, An-26, An-30, Tu-134A, M-101T depending on system configuration
Actuator Type: Limited-angle rotary electric actuator
Electric Motor: D-14FT Series 2 reversible DC motor
Power Supply Voltage: 27 V DC
Current Consumption: Not more than 3 A
Rated Output Shaft Torque: 150 kgf·cm / 14.7 N·m
Working Shaft Rotation Angle: 85–95°
Standard Adjustment: Approximately 90° travel
Full Travel Time: Not more than 3 s
Operating Mode: Short-time / intermittent operation
Power Circuit: Two-wire system
Built-In Brake: Mechanical friction brake; output shaft locked when de-energized
Radio Interference Suppression: Not provided by design
Brush Type: Carbon brushes 8B5.593.168
Dimensions, Basic Version: 64 × 100 × 162 mm
Dimensions, “D” Version: 71 × 100 × 162 mm depending on mounting points
Weight, Basic Version: Approximately 0.92 kg
Weight, “D” Version: Approximately 1.07 kg
Technical Documentation: Product passport, manufacturer documentation, aircraft maintenance documentation as applicable
All shipments are carried out from our international warehouse in Dubai (UAE), as well as from our partners’ remote warehouses.
In Stock — items available in stock at the Dubai warehouse are dispatched within 5–10 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.
Remote Stock — items available at our partners’ remote warehouses are supplied within an average of 30–45 business days after receiving 100% prepayment.
Pre-Order — made-to-order products are manufactured and delivered within an average of 45–60 business days. Payment terms: 50% advance payment to start production, with the remaining 50% paid before dispatch from the Dubai warehouse after full readiness for shipment.
Returns & Changes (Restocking Fee)
For selected items, a RESTOCKING FEE of 10% may apply in case of return, order cancellation, or changes to the order specifications. This condition applies only to certain products and is confirmed at the order approval stage.
Warranty
All products are covered by a standard 6-month warranty.
Extended warranty is available upon request and is agreed individually; it may affect the final product price.