Home automation system switch actuator GSD146.1A
DIN railhomecommercial

home automation system switch actuator
home automation system switch actuator
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Characteristics

Other characteristics
for home automation systems
Installation
DIN rail
Market
home, commercial
Location
indoor

Description

Operate direct driven zone dampers used to control air flow in ducts specifically to address two or three-position domestic and light commercial barrel damper applications. For shaft dia 8...15 mm, square 6...11 mm, min. shaft length 20 mm With housing made of plastic and 0.9 m connecting cable Torque 2 Nm Air damper area 0.3 m² Angular rotation 90° Power consumption 2.2 VA, 1.2 W Positioning time 30 s Cable length 0.9 m Positioning signal Open-close / three-position Degree of protection IP54 Ambient temperature, operation -32...55 °C Dimensions (W x H x D) 73 x 122 x 63 mm Operating voltage AC 24 V, DC 24…48 V Auxiliary switch 2 Electric motor-driven rotary actuators for open-close, three-position and modulating control ● 2 Nm nominal torque ● Operating voltage AC 24 V ~ / DC 24…48 V ⎓ or AC 100…240 V ~ ● Prewired with 0.9 m connecting cable ● Gear train disengagement button for manual adjustment ● Position indication ● Auxiliary switches for auxiliary functions The rotary actuator drives the damper to the desired operating position after connecting the operating voltage. ● Brushless, robust DC motors ensure reliable operation regardless of load. ● The rotary actuators do not require an end position switch, are overload proof, and remain in place upon reaching the end stop. ● The gears are maintenance free and low noise. ● Simple and reliable shaft integration. ● Mounting bracket included.

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