oventrop Aktor M ST/2P L Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 9

Electromotive actuator 24 V Operation

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7.  Operation

7.1  Control

The actuator is automatically controlled via the con-
trol technology.

7.2  Status LED

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Illust. 7:  Status LED

(1)

Status LED

Status LED

Meaning

Flashing red

Charging of the condensers after 

switching on

Flashing green

Initialisation run

Lit green

Normal operation

Lit red

Valve blocking detected

Off

Emergency control mode trig-

gered / Operating voltage inter

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rupted

8.  Maintenance

The actuator is maintenance-free.

9.  Removal

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Illust. 8:  Stroke position indicator

(1)

Stroke position indicator of the actuator

CAUTION

Risk of burns due to hot components

An unprotected contact with hot components 

may lead to burns.

 

f

Allow the product to cool down before 
working on it.

NOTICE

It may not be possible to unscrew the col-

lar nut by hand

In some circumstances, the actuator closes 
the valve with the maximum actuating power 
of 500 N. In this case, the collar nut can no 
longer be unscrewed by hand.

 

f

Do not use pliers or similar to loosen the 
collar nut!

 

f

Move the actuator to mid stroke position 
with the help of a control signal.

1. 

Make sure that no differential pressure is applied to 

the valve body.

2. 

Move the actuator to mid stroke position with the 

help of a control signal.

3. 

Actuate DIP switch 5, to set this position as emer

-

gency end position.

4. 

Completely disconnect the actuator from the power 

supply.

5.  Loosen the collar nut.
6. 

Press the push button to release the latched valve 

stem until stop and keep it pressed.

Summary of Contents for Aktor M ST/2P L

Page 1: ...Valves controls system Operating instructions EN Electromotive actuator 24 V Aktor M ST 2P L 0 10V ...

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Page 3: ...sonnel qualification 5 2 3 2 Risk of burns due to hot components and surfaces 5 2 3 3 Availability of the operating instructions 5 3 Technical description 6 3 1 Construction 6 3 2 Functional description 6 3 3 Technical data 6 4 Transport and storage 7 5 Installation 7 5 1 Initial installation 7 6 Commissioning 7 6 1 Configuration of the DIP switches 7 6 2 Connection of the power supply 8 6 2 1 Ste...

Page 4: ...required Enumeration 1 2 Fixed order Steps 1 to X Z Result of action 2 Safety related information 2 1 Correct use Safety in operation is only guaranteed if the product is used correctly The actuator may be used in indoor heating ventila tion and air conditioning systems Any other use of the product will be considered incorrect use Claims of any kind against the manufacturer and or his authorised r...

Page 5: ... legal regulations qualified tradespeople are able to carry out any work on the described product professional ly User The user has to be informed by the qualified trades people as to the operation 2 3 2 Risk of burns due to hot components and surfaces f Allow the product to cool down before working on it f Wear suitable protective clothing to avoid unprotect ed contact with hot system components ...

Page 6: ...closed Connection Fixed pre assembled cable 1 5 m 5 x 0 5 mm2 Motor deactiva tion Drive stem extending load dependent retracting load dependent Display LED display for operating volt age and status Travel noise 28 dB A during normal operation Piston stroke Max 10 mm Floating time 22 s mm Emergency float ing time 5 s mm Operating power 500 N Position indicator Stroke scale Emergency con trol functi...

Page 7: ...o the connection thread of the adapter 3 Hand tighten the collar nut Avoid cross threading NOTICE Damage to the actuator when tightening the collar nut with excessive torque The actuator can be damaged and its func tion be impaired if the collar nut is over tight ened f Hand tighten the collar nut 6 Commissioning 6 1 Configuration of the DIP switches f Remove the casing cover f Configure the DIP s...

Page 8: ...ke sure that the connecting cables are disconnected from the power supply before installing the connecting cables f Carry out the assignment see Illust 5 f Connect the power supply After having connected the power supply the internal energy store will be charged first This process takes about 3 5 minutes Charging of the energy store generally has priority over the actuator functions Z After having...

Page 9: ...ontact with hot components may lead to burns f Allow the product to cool down before working on it NOTICE It may not be possible to unscrew the col lar nut by hand In some circumstances the actuator closes the valve with the maximum actuating power of 500 N In this case the collar nut can no longer be unscrewed by hand f Do not use pliers or similar to loosen the collar nut f Move the actuator to ...

Page 10: ...itch 6 see Illust 4 Z The actuator is ready for operation 11 Disposal Guideline 2012 19 EU WEEE Waste electrical and electronic equipment WEEE must not be disposed of with do mestic waste but must be dropped off at a collection point for the recycling of electri cal and electronic appliances NOTICE Risk of environmental pollution Incorrect disposal for instance with the domestic waste may lead to ...

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