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

As with all heavy duty acuatiors these move very slow. I should have read the specs but they are well built and do the job

Power tilt on my outboard

good service

Dont purchase multiple units of this product expecting them to move at the same rate of speed. In total, I purchased six units. I wanted to use these to lift a table top and expected that, because they are the same product from the same manufacturer, that they would lift the corners of the table top evenly. But they all extend at different speeds, so I cant use them.

I have three of these on two different tracking assemblies, on has been in service for about 6 months no trouble, BUT i did find it frozen with water inside unable to move one cold morning. a universal Dorman rack and pinion steering boot solved that issue.

Built a lifting window seat cabinet with 2 actuators. They work great. They are a little louder than I expected and run slow (takes about 1.5 minutes to fully open/close), but they work great.

Im sure these would be fine for light duty applications but they definitely cant lift anywhere near their max rating. I can push them in with one hand. After being disappointed with these I bought ones made by Homend and they 10x better for a few more dollars

Mine worked great. It does not make hardly any noise. It handles 4 - 100 watt panels with ease on my solar tracker. UPDATE: The system quit, including the Actuator and the controller that operates the Actuator. The seller said they would send me another one so I will have to wait and see.

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

The actuator worked just like it should but it quit working before a year was up. I took it apart and found that the motor was completely full of water. I was under the impression that it could be used outside exposed to the elements as long as it was not submerged in water, apparently it can’t be used in the elements or I just got a poorly sealed actuator.