Honeywell M847A1080 Actuator 24V Spring Return Normally Closed

Name: Honeywell M847A1080 Actuator 24V Spring Return Normally Closed
Brand: Honeywell
SKU: M847A1080
Price: 177.11 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Honeywell M847A1080 Actuator 24V Spring Return Normally Closed

SKU: M847A1080

Tariff HS Code: 8501104020

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The Honeywell M847A1080 is a two-position draft damper actuator that operates with 8VA, 24V, and 60 Hz power ratings. This has a round shaft, 38” chain linkage, and an actuator wheel that rotates in a clockwise direction (facing wheel) when energized. UL Recognized.

The actuator is a low-voltage spring return, normally closed. It comes with a mounting bracket to mount the device on walls, ducts, direct furnaces, or boilers to control a damper through a direct actuator arm or a chain linkage arrangement.

The M847A1080 is a direct replacement for M847A1008 and M847A1031. Suitable for room thermostat, draft damper, solid fuel furnace/boiler, and other light-duty applications.

Maximum Run Time	20-sec
Operating Temperature Range	40 to 125°F (5 to 50°C)
Fail Safe Mode	Spring Return
Operating Humidity Range	5 to 95% RH
Frequency	60 Hz
Torque Size	1.9 inch-lb.
Control Signal	SPST, Two-Position
Rotation Angle	45 degrees
Approval	UL Recognized
Voltage	24V

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Yes, I would recommend this product to a friend or co-worker

4.0 Works as expected.

Easy to install. Only thing I noticed is that the motor becomes quite hot in operation. Apparently it is normal but note sure on the impact on the long term reliability of the product well see.

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