The present invention was developed primarily for operation in locations where no local power source is available (or where the local power source provides only intermittent energy), thereby enabling the remote and
programmable automation of various industrial processes, including control of fluids, be they liquids or gases, in pipelines,
water treatment systems, and industrial production facilities, inter alia. The inventive
system employs a motor (1) configured to perform the operation of opening and closing the regulating component (2) by rotation of its spindle (1A), which is directly coupled to the handwheel shaft (2A) of the regulating component (2), thereby performing regulating component opening and closing operations according to the direction of rotation applied to the spindle (1A). The inventive
system further comprises hardware (4), which, for its part, may include an STM32
chip for controlling motor drivers, and which is provided with at least one output port for a display (4A), thereby enabling
physical control of the device. The hardware (4) may additionally include at least one RS-485 output (4E) for connection to a communication module (5), in order to enable communication with multiple devices, such as PLCs (programmable logic controllers) or
remote communication equipment.