Belimo TR24-SR - rotary actuator for ball valves

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Belimo TR24-SR rotary actuator for ball valves, with a torque of 2 Nm, AC/DC 24 V supply and modulating control 2...10 V. Motor running time is 90 s / 90°.

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Belimo TR24-SR – rotary actuator for ball valves

The actuator is controlled by a Y signal and moves to the position specified by that signal. It is mounted on the ball valve with one screw; its orientation relative to the valve can be selected in 90° increments.

Key features and specifications

  • Motor torque: 2 Nm.
  • Rated voltage: AC/DC 24 V; rated voltage frequency: 50/60 Hz.
  • Modulating control; Y operating range: 2...10 V.
  • Motor running time: 90 s / 90°.
  • Power consumption during operation: 0.5 W; power consumption for wire sizing: 1 VA.
  • Power and control connection: 1 m cable, 3x 0.75 mm².
  • Manual adjustment with a lever and temporary gear disengagement, plus a mechanical position indicator.
  • IEC/EN protection class: III, Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV); IEC/EN degree of protection: IP40.
  • Ambient temperature: -7...50°C [19...122°F].
  • The actuator is overload-protected and stops automatically when it reaches the end stop.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    TR24-SR
  • EAN13
    7630498108853

  • AC/DC voltage
    AC/DC 24 V
  • Power consumption (running)
    0.5 W
  • Rated power
    1 VA
  • Power supply control connection
    Cable 1 m, 3x 0.75 mm²
  • Control type
    DC 2...10 V
  • Protection rating
    IP40

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