AMFLOW
®
A2-ACM Installation, Operation & Service Manual
INFORMATION
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SECTION 1: INFORMATION
1.01 DESCRIPTION
The
Amflow
®
A2-ACM Actuator is a DC gear driven motor actuator designed to accommodate a variety of
Amflow
®
products in hazardous area usage. Part compatibility includes; AM7 Series, AM8, AM11A flow control
valves and the PR7 Series and PR-HF-SSSP back pressure regulators.
The
Amflow
®
A2-ACM Actuator is designed to be panel mounted, reference Section 1.09 and 1.7. Note that the
orientation is not important. Once the
Amflow
®
A2-ACM Actuator is installed the valve can be screwed onto the
valve ADAPTER and locked in place with a 6mm set screw. The Inlet and Outlet ports of the valve will then need
to be connected to the system.
1.02 DESIGN FEATURES
Normal module operation includes valve position, current limit, pressure & flow feedback.
Manual over-ride lever.
Low maintenance.
Environmentally sealed.
1.03 MECHANICAL FEATURES
Enclosure: 316L Stainless Steel with powder coating
Adjustable Torque Setting
ATEX Certification: DNV 2007 OSL ATEX-1498
Certification Category:
II 2 G Ex de IIC T4
Degree of Protection: IP66
Weight: 33 lbs. (15 Kg)
Optional Cable Glands: M20x1.5
Amflow
®
A2-ACM Actuator: Electrical Specifications
Motor
Watts
Max.
Operating
Current
Max
In-Rush
Current
Manual
Override
Communication
A2-ACM
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DC
Gear
24 VDC
30 Watts
1.25 amps
(continuous)
3.0 amps
Yes
Industrial Ethernet
Hart / 4-20mA
H1
F
OUNDATION
fieldbus
Modbus RTU / RS485
Modbus TCP
1.04 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS
Circuit board: Main motherboard with interchangeable daughter boards.
Remote access from host computer for control, monitoring, and configuration.
Available Communication Protocols:
INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET
HART/4-20mA
H1
F
OUNDATION
fieldbus
MODBUS RTU / RS485
MODBUS TCP
Ethernet Protocol: IEEE 802.3 - 10T/100T
These protocols provide ease of use in the field with their own embedded web pages eliminating third party
communication devices. Refer to the Circuit Board Manual provided with order for information and issues
regarding communication.