An electric two-seat regulating valve is a type of control valve that uses electric actuators to precisely adjust the position of its valve seats. These seats are responsible for regulating the flow of fluids or gases through a pipeline, ensuring that the desired parameters such as flow rate, pressure, and temperature are maintained consistently. The "two-seat" configuration refers to the design of the valve, where two sealing surfaces (seats) control the flow through the valve when they open and close. This configuration offers high stability and reduced leakage, which makes it ideal for applications that demand tight control over fluid and gas flow.