Electronic Lock Out Recommendation for Demco Actuator with Manual Lock Out

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Can you put and electronic lock out on the DM8102222?

asked by: Matthew C

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Yes, if you wanted to install an electric reverse lockout on the Demco actuator part # DM8102222 you would want the part # DM11993. This is confirmed to fit DA10 actuators like this. When this solenoid has power on it would prevent hydraulic pressure from building in your brake lines and assemblies.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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If you wanted to install an electric reverse lockout on the DA10 Demco actuator part #DM8102222 you would want the part #DM11993. This is confirmed to fit DA10 actuators like this. When this solenoid has power on it would prevent hydraulic pressure…

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