In the context of smart agriculture and smart city development, electric valve actuators can provide important support to promote smart practices.
Creating the ideal environment is critical to crop health, but maintaining a stable, excellent environment can be difficult and time-consuming. Electric actuators, on the other hand, can create the optimal humidity for growing crops by remotely controlling the amount of water. The device can replace human labor for fine water control, allowing precise control remotely whenever you want to make adjustments. Setting the actuator to a range allows people to shift their daily tasks to other important aspects of running a commercial growing operation. With higher performance, capacity, productivity, and safety, this controller meets the requirements for smart devices in the development of modern smart agriculture.

Electric actuators can also control gas on and off. When people leave their homes but forget to turn off the gas, they can turn off the gas supply remotely through the electric valve actuator to ensure that the home is safe even when no one is around and no accidents will occur, causing property damage or danger. In addition, the electric actuator can also be installed together with the gas alarm, when there is a gas leak in the home, the alarm detects the danger and can transmit the signal to the electric valve actuator, so as to close the gas valve and ensure the security of gas consumption. In this way, it will not cause a major safety accident such as a gas explosion due to a broken or dislodged gas pipe, or a gas stove that is not turned off.

In addition, electric valve actuators can be used for the control of all other devices with manual type valves. Since the actuator does not require contact with the medium itself, neither with liquids nor with gas, it has a high level of safety. Whether it is in a fish pond at home or a valve in front of a gas cylinder, electric valve actuators can provide a remote, safe and reliable form to bring convenience to people's lives.