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Installation Instructions

Document No. 129-401

January 18, 2008

 

SQM5… Reversing Actuators, with Multiple Analog Control Input 
Signals

 

 

Item Number 129-401, Rev. DA

 

Page 1 of 6 

Product Description 

Reversing actuator used to position flow control 
valves, butterfly valves, dampers, or any application 
requiring rotary motion with multiple analog input 
signals. 

Product Numbers 

SQM5x.xxxRx

Z

x  for 4 to 20 mA, 0 to 135 ohm and  

0 to 10 Vdc input signals 

Actuator Torque: 

SQM50.2…    90 in/lb 

SQM50.3…    90 in/lb 

SQM50.4…    140 in/lb 

SQM53.4…    200 in/lb 

SQM56.5…    310 in/lb 

SQM56.6…    400 in/lb 

Max Shaft Torque: 

AGA58.1    200 in/lb 

AGA58.3    220 in/lb 

AGA58.4    270 in/lb 

AGA58.7    400 in/lb 

SQM… motors allow torque on either end of the 
AGA58.3 and AGA58.4 shafts. 

NOTE: 

For detailed information, see 

Technical 

Instructions 

(155-517P25). 

Caution Notations 

CAUTION: 

 

Equipment damage may occur 
if you do not follow the 
procedures as specified. 

Installation 

Cover Removal 

Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the two screws 
on the actuator cover corners. See Figure 1. 

Lift the screws and raise the cover. See Figure 2. 

 

EA0564R1

      

EA0568R1

 

 

Figure 1. 

Figure 2. 

Rotational Direction Verification 

Actuator model numbers that end with “R” are 
factory configured for clockwise (cw), minimum to 
maximum rotation when facing the gear end of the 
actuator, or counterclockwise (ccw) rotation when 
facing the other end of the actuator. The gear end of 
the actuator is the side opposite of the visual 
position indicator. 

Actuator Mounting 

SQM5… actuators can be mounted in any 
orientation. Optional base mounting brackets are 
available. 
 
SQM5… actuators can also be face mounted using 
self-tapping screws in combination with the various 
holes on the face of the actuator gear end. 

Switch Adjustment 

SQM5…actuators are factory-wired with Switch I 
(maximum), Switch II (fully closed/economy position) 
and Switch III (minimum/low-fire). The individual 
switch cams I, II, and III are factory set to 90

°

, 0

°

 

and 10

°

, respectively. See Figures 3 and 4. 

Summary of Contents for SQM50 series

Page 1: ...cedures as specified Installation Cover Removal Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the two screws on the actuator cover corners See Figure 1 Lift the screws and raise the cover See Figure 2 EA0564R1 EA0568R1 Figure 1 Figure 2 Rotational Direction Verification Actuator model numbers that end with R are factory configured for clockwise cw minimum to maximum rotation when facing the gear end of the...

Page 2: ...en 0 and 135 Shaft Adjustment The actuator shaft can be disengaged by pressing the silver shaft release button The shaft release button is located above the grounding screw under the hinged terminal protection cover and to the right of the auto manual switch After pressing the shaft release button in and slightly upward the shaft can be manually rotated After the shaft has been manually aligned to...

Page 3: ...marked 51 during high voltage testing Reconnect it to the grounding terminal after the test EA0557R6 AGA56 9 Y0 3 25 50 75 MAX MIN 0 o r 1 2 m A 1 0 m A 8 m A 6 m A 1 4 m A 1 6 m A 1 8 m A 25 50 75 MAX 4 m A 2 0 m A MIN Z F POS POS LIN Y0 3 Y0 3 POS 2 1 J1 J2 2 REG MAX MIN Y0 3 MIN MAX OPE MAX MIN MAX MIN SHIFT LIN 1 2 V 135 Ohm 4 20 mA 0 10 V 0 20 mA 4 20 mA 0 10 V 0 20 mA 4 20 mA 1 2 3 11 21 M I...

Page 4: ...e actuator to the maximum high fire purge position Once the maximum position is reached terminal 11 on switch I will be energized to provide position feedback 7 Connect power to terminal ZL to drive the actuator to the minimum low fire position Once the minimum position is reached terminal 23 on switch III will be energized to provide position feedback Adjustment of switch III will determine the l...

Page 5: ...ional movements when subjected to lower input signals and larger rotational movements when subjected to higher input signals For example based on a 90 modulating range a change in input signal from 4 to 8 mA will cause a rotational movement of 11 25 An equal change from 16 to 20 mA will cause a rotational movement of 45 Thus with the linearization function enabled the change in flow is closely pro...

Page 6: ...55 5 ALLOW 3 5 SPACE FOR COVER REMOVAL 1 3 16 30 5 8 16 2 5 8 67 1 4 6 1 3 16 30 2 1 16 52 5 2 1 16 52 5 1 7 16 36 EA0522R2 5 1 4 133 7 1 16 180 2 1 16 52 5 2 1 16 52 5 3 8 10 Pg 13 5 1 2 NPSM M6 7 1 16 180 5 16 8 5 6 7 16 164 5 16 7 5 1 16 1 1 8 3 5 EA0542R3 4 7 16 113 3 1 8 80 5 3 16 132 M6 Figure 6 SQM5x xxxRxx Dimensions in Inches Millimeters Information in this publication is based on current...

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