ABearings: Synthetic , For Use In: Designed to Regulate the Flow of Air in a H VAC System , Frame: 20 Gauge , Frame Depth: 6-3/8" , Frame Material: Galvanized Steel , Max. Temp.: 180 F , Max. Velocity: 2000 fpm , Type: Round
Remote Balancing Damper
Dayton remote balancing dampers are suitable for regulating airflow in HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. These dampers are remotely controlled (when installed behind sheetrock ceilings where manual access is not possible) to change the blade position for adjusting the level of airflow in a room or single zone. They include a remote control device that has battery indicator signals for showing the battery status. Choose from a wide range of these remote balancing dampers, available in 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch diameters.
Working Mechanism
- The HVAC system sends a signal to the remote balance damper actuator to open or close according to the building's temperature or ventilation requirements.
- The actuator converts the electrical signal to a mechanical force used to move the damper blade.
- The damper blades are mounted on the shaft and can rotate on their axis when the actuator moves.
Features
- Dayton remote balancing dampers are equipped with synthetic bearings for low rotational friction, ensuring long service life.
- They are made of galvanized steel for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance.
- These remote balancing dampers have a 9V actuator that provides precise control and energy efficiency.
- They can withstand a maximum temperature of 180 degrees F.
Compatible Accessories
- Dayton Wall Ceiling Plates: These plates are used to attach a projector, speaker or other equipment to a ceiling or wall. It is made of metal or plastic and has multiple screw holes for attaching the equipment.
- Dayton Quick Control Remote Kits: These kits are used to control electric fireplaces, stoves and heaters.
- Dayton 48c163 Cable Coupler Kit: It allows for easy and secure connection of the cables, ensuring smooth and reliable operation of the damper.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I maintain and clean remote balancing dampers?
- Turn off the power supply to the damper and clean the damper with a soft cloth.
- Use a brush to clean the blades of the damper.
- Check for any debris in the damper mechanism and remove them.
- Lubricate the moving parts of the damper with a silicone-based lubricant.
- Inspect the actuator and motor for any signs of damage or wear and tear.
What is the maximum velocity of these remote balancing dampers?
They have a maximum velocity of 2000 FPM.
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