The US Automatic 510102 is the Patriot actuator limit nut used in the travel-limit system of select Patriot swing gate linear actuator arms. The limit system is what allows the operator to stop the gate at the proper open and closed positions. If the limit nut is worn, damaged, stripped, or out of position, the actuator may stop in the wrong place, fail to reach full travel, overtravel, or show inconsistent limit behavior. Because the nut works together with the limit shaft, blue limit gear, limit switch assembly, and screw drive, it should be inspected as part of the full actuator limit mechanism rather than treated as an isolated hardware item. After replacement, the gate travel limits should be reset and tested through several cycles.
This compatibility list is based on known US Automatic Patriot service-part usage and should be verified against the original operator label, actuator parts diagram, and existing part number before ordering.
| Manufacturer | US Automatic |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Patriot actuator limit nut |
| Part Number | 510102 |
| Application | Travel-limit nut for Patriot actuator limit assembly |
| Compatible Operator Type | US Automatic Patriot swing gate linear actuator |
| Material / Finish | Molded or machined limit nut material; verify by OEM part |
| Included Components | Limit nut only unless listing states otherwise |
| Notes | Part of the actuator limit mechanism, not a complete limit assembly |
If the limit nut has failed, inspect the entire limit system. A worn shaft, stripped gear, or misaligned limit switch assembly can cause the new nut to fail or produce inconsistent stopping points.
Internal actuator service can affect gate travel, limit adjustment, and safe stopping behavior. Disconnect power before service and have a qualified gate technician handle repairs if the actuator binds, the gate moves unexpectedly, or electrical damage is present.
It is part of the Patriot actuator limit system that helps control the open and closed stopping positions.
No. It is the limit nut only. The 510103 limit switch assembly and other related parts are separate.
It may help if the original limit nut is worn or damaged, but the shaft, gear, switch assembly, and actuator travel should also be inspected.
Yes. The actuator travel limits should be reset and tested after limit-system service.
This content is written for the Patriot swing gate linear actuator limit assembly, not Patriot RSL slide operator limit parts.