Product Overview

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APPLICATION
The M556 piston damper actuator, post mounted, is designed
for use in a pneumatic control system to position an air control
damper in response to a signal from a pneumatic controller.
These actuators can be used for either proportional or two
position applications. Other applications include the control of
variable fan inlet vanes, centrifugal refrigeration compressor
inlet vanes, and butterfly valves.
The M573 and M574 Series Piston Damper Actuators are
used in pneumatic control systems to position automatic air
dampers upon receipt of an air pressure signal from a control
device. These actuators can be used for either proportional or
two position applications.
The M573 and M574 actuators are equipped with right angle
brackets and are adaptable to air conditioning, multi-zone,
heating, ventilating, fan coil units, unit ventilators, and mixing
boxes.
SPECIFICATIONS
Construction:
Housing, Glass filled nylon.
Diaphragm, Neoprene, rolling type.
Stroke: See Table-1.
Spring: Retract actuator shaft on loss of air pressure.
Maximum Damper Area: See Table-2.
Environment:
Ambient Temperature Limits, -20 to 140 °F (-29 to
60 °C).
Supply Air Pressure: Clean, dry, oil free air required (ref.
EN-123).
Nominal, 20 psig (138 kPa).
Maximum, 30 psig (207 kPa).
Air Consumption (Positioner Models): 0.017 scfm.
Connections: Barbed fitting for 1/4" O.D. plastic tubing.
Mounting: See Mounting Instructions.
Dimensions: See Figures-2, 3 & 5.
ACCESSORIES & REPLACEMENT PARTS
AM-111 Slotted crank arm for 5/16" shaft
AM-112 Slotted crank arm for 3/8" shaft
AM-113 Slotted crank arm for 1/2"
AM-115 Slotted crank arm for 7/16"
AM-122 Straight connector
AM-123 Damper clip
AM-125 5/16" x 20" damper rod
AM-125-048 5/16" x 48" damper rod
AM-132 Ball joint connector
N800-0555-P Positioner kit with 5 & 10 psi springs
N800-1414 3-hole crank arm for 3/8" shaft
N800-1415 3-hole crank arm for 1/2" shaft
M556, M573, M574 Series
Piston Damper Actuators
General Instructions

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