A two-seat regulating valve, also known as a two-way valve, is designed to regulate the flow of gases or liquids through a pipeline. This valve features two seats, allowing it to handle a variety of flow rates and provide precise control. The electric actuator that drives this valve is powered by an electric signal, enabling remote control and automated operation. When used in hydrogen energy systems, the two-seat regulating valve helps maintain the desired pressure and flow of hydrogen gas, which is crucial for the efficient functioning of fuel cells, hydrogen storage, and transportation.