Damper actuators are crucial components in a variety of systems, especially in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) and ventilation applications. They are designed to control the movement of dampers, which are devices that regulate the flow of air, gases, or fluids within ducts, pipes, or channels. The main role of a damper actuator is to adjust or regulate the position of a damper, ensuring efficient airflow, maintaining comfort levels, and supporting energy-saving efforts within a building or industrial system.
What is a Damper Actuator?
A damper actuator is a mechanical device that uses electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic power to control the position of a damper in ventilation or air handling systems. The actuator operates a damper by either opening or closing it to control the flow of air or fluid. In essence, the damper actuator serves as the link between the control system and the damper itself, responding to signals from temperature, pressure, or airflow sensors.
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