ECO-WORTHY Heavy Duty 330lbs Solar Tracker Linear Actuator Multi-function (12V, 12)

Cannot lift anywhere near the weight the spec sheet claims. Does not maintain its position, it is always settling to no load. Absolute junk. I tried 4 units, all failed within a day.

Bought this to replace a cheap motor trim / tilt on my electric boat setup. Works perfect. A little loud but worth it.

Im using this actuator to open a door. It does exactly that.

Got these to replace a single one that was only rated half of theses I bought and used 2 instead of just one. So double the capacity and 2 instead of one youd think it would last, after about a month they started to get loud, 6 months later sounded like they were going to explode and at 8 months they quit within 4 days of each other. Only ran in and out 2 times a day and lifting a 1/4 of what there rated to do. DONT BUY !!!!

This product is working fine, strong motor and if mounted correctly (insulated from physical contact by (for example) rubber padding) very silent. Watch out! This product is 16 inches long and NOT 400mm. 16inch is 406,4mm. This caused a return for me because it had to replace a defect 400mm piece.

Likes works great dislikes missing parts

This has powered my duck’s coop door for a year now with no issues. Survived New England summer and winter without a hiccup. Only time I’ve ever had to pay it any attention is when it pulled it’s mounting screws out of the door. It’s not quiet or fast, but it’s sturdy and strong. Highly recommended. The ducks love to take turns riding the door down as it opens, sometimes launching themselves off of it for some very brief airtime.

For the money spent, I cannot expect more. It is slower than I expected, but that is I not reading the specifications right. Motor is voltage dependent, so if it is on a vehicle 12v off and 14,4v running is a big difference.

This product works great in my coop to allow me to open and close the coop door without going across the pasture each time. I highly recommend getting the ECO-WORTHY wireless controller and a 12-volt rechargeable battery to run it. No problems yet. :)

For the price these seem very well built. Have to get a few more pieces before putting up my solar array. Tested them and they have the power I need and draw less amperage than I expected. Limit switches work, but not adjustable.