Air Valve Electric Control Damper Actuators

Description of Damper Actuator

A damper actuator is a device used to control airflow in HVAC systems. 

It adjusts the position of dampers to regulate air volume, ensuring efficient ventilation and temperature control.

Application:

Industrial Ventilation Control

They are used in factories or chemical plants to regulate exhaust dampers, ensuring safe removal of fumes, smoke, or hazardous gases while maintaining airflow balance in ventilation networks.

HVAC Systems for Temperature Regulation 

Damper actuators automatically adjust airflow in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to maintain desired room temperatures by modulating duct dampers in response to thermostat signals.

 

Cleanroom Pressure Control

In laboratories, hospitals, or semiconductor facilities, damper actuators maintain precise pressure differentials between cleanrooms and adjacent areas to prevent contamination through airtight dampers.

 

Building Automation and Energy Efficiency 

Integrated with smart building systems, damper actuators optimize energy use by adjusting outdoor air intake (e.g., demand-controlled ventilation) or closing dampers in unoccupied zones to reduce heating/cooling waste.