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6.5   

Signal lamp unit (continued)

Every anomaly has a different number of flashes of the RED 

led on

the logic board.

Working State

Effect

No. 

of 

 

Flashes

Flashing 

 

Duration  

(sec)

Pause  

Between 

 

Flashes 

 

(sec)

Pause  

Between 

 

Flashing 

 

Cycles 

 

(sec)

Torque limit alert

Actuator Block

1

0.1

0.3

1

Max torque alert

Actuator Block

2

Below min. Threshold 

Voltage Alert

Re-enable

3

Time-out operation 

intervention alert

Actuator Block

4

Fault driver alert

Actuator Block

5

WARNING: to reset the anomalies it is recommended to shut off the
power supply for more than 10 seconds to ensure the full discharge
of the capacitors on the electronic boards.

6.6   

Setting actuator stop positions (Fig.7)

The opening or closing operation of the electric actuator is reached
when the black cams push the electromechanical limit switches on
the logic board (POS1 for closing position and POS2 for opening
position). The signal of opening and closing operation is obtained
when the blue cams push the electromechanical limit switches on
the logic board.

The procedure necessary to adjust the actuator stroke is the follow-
ing:

1.  Make sure that the power supply is off;
2.  Remove the upper cover of the actuator (paragraph 6.0);
3.  To simplify the operation it is recommended to remove the re 
 

movable parts of the terminal block “G” and “R”;

4.  Make sure that the automated device (for instance the valve) 
 

is in the “OPEN” position. For a more accurate and precise  

 

adjustment, use the manual override “H” (paragraph 7.0);

5.  Loosen the set screw in the cam 1 (black color), and rotate the 
 

cam until it pushes the limit switch POS2 and until the “click” 

 

of the electromechanical micro switch. Then tighten the set 

 

cam screws;

6.  Loosen the set screw in the cam 3 (blue color), and rotate the 
 

cam until it pushes the limit switch FCU2 and until the “click  

 

of the electromechanical micro switch). Then tighten the set 

 

cam screws;

7.  Power on the actuator and carry out the closing operation;
8.  Wait for the completion of the operation, then shut off the   
 

power supply; 

 
 

9.  Make sure that the automated device (for instance the valve)is  
 

in the “CLOSED” position. For a more accurate and precise  

 

adjustment, use the manual override “H” (paragraph 7.0);

10.  Loosen the set screw in the cam 2 (black color) and rotate the  
 

cam until it pushes the limit switch POS1 and until the “click” of  

 

the electromechanical micro switch. Then tighten the set   

 

cam screws;

11.  Loosen the set screw in the cam 4 (blue color) and rotate the 
 

cam until it pushes the limit switch FCU1 and until the “click” 

 

of the electromechanical micro switch. Then tighten the set 

 

cam screws.

Fig.7 Particular of the cams of limit switches 

CAM 4

CAM 3

CAM 2

CAM 1

6.7   

Closure of electric actuator enclosure (Fig. 1)

1.  After making the proper connection, please proceed to the as-

sembling of cover “A”, by paying close attention not to hit any 
electronic parts;

2.  Re-assemble the position indicator “B” on “OPEN ” blocking it 

by screw “C”;

3.  Make sure that the tightening of cables is secure, by screwing 

the gland “E”;

4.  Finish the closing of cover “A” by screwing in the fasteners “D”.

Fig.1 External view of the actuator

A

D

C

H

E

B

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 85 SERIES ON/OFF ELECTRIC ACTUATORS

Summary of Contents for 85 Series

Page 1: ...IOM 85 SERIES ON OFF ELECTRIC ACTUATORS NORTH AMERICA...

Page 2: ...Instruction 4 6 1 Electrical Connection 5 6 2 Auxiliary Switches Wiring 6 6 3 Potentiometer Wirings Optional 6 6 4 Heating Resistors 6 6 5 Signal Lamp Unit 6 7 6 6 Setting Actuator Stop Positions 7 6...

Page 3: ...orrect dimensions of the part to transmit the power in order to avoid axial stress which can damage valve and actuator All Valbia electric actuators are in conformity of norm EN ISO 5211 DIN 3337 In o...

Page 4: ...A Absorbed Power H Version 60 72 VA 60 72 VA 75 96 VA Nominal Tension L Version 12V AC DC 24V AC DC 12V AC DC 24V AC DC 12V AC DC 24V AC DC Current Absorbed L Version 3 8 2 85A 1 8 1 2A 3 8 2 85A 1 8...

Page 5: ...hould be followed for proper wiring of the actuators is shown in paragraph 10 0 and it can be found also on the label inside the upper cover Please follow the maximum allowed electrical rating values...

Page 6: ...6 3 Potentiometer wirings optional Fig 5 The actuator with potentiometer includes an extra terminal block POT Fig 5 which grants the possibility to use the re sistive infomation concerning the actuato...

Page 7: ...graph 7 0 5 Loosen the set screw in the cam 1 black color and rotate the cam until it pushes the limit switch POS2 and until the click of the electromechanical micro switch Then tighten the set cam sc...

Page 8: ...itches Battery operation is enabled after a delay of about 1 sec it is instan taneous only if the emergency operation is consistent with the operation in progress for example when the actuator is clos...

Page 9: ...s components if not usable must be demolished and divided up according to the type of product All this helps collection disposal and recycling centers and minimizes the environmental impact that this...

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