Belimo NRYDVX24-SR-TSI - short-stroke linear actuator

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Modulating short-stroke actuator for Siemens globe valves in HVAC systems. Thrust force 500 N, AC/DC 24 V supply and 0...10 V control.

The stroke is 5.5 mm and the running time is 35 s / 5.5 mm. The actuator provides a 0...10 V position feedback signal.

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Actuator for Siemens short-stroke valves

Belimo NRYDVX24-SR-TSI is a modulating short-stroke actuator designed to operate Siemens globe valves in stationary HVAC systems. The manufacturer's data sheet gives the type designation NRYDVX24-SR-T-SI.

Key technical data

  • Motor thrust force: 500 N; stroke: 5.5 mm.
  • Rated voltage: AC/DC 24 V; frequency: 50/60 Hz.
  • Control signal Y operating range: 0...10 V; position feedback signal U: 0...10 V.
  • Running time: 35 s / 5.5 mm.
  • Power consumption during operation: 1 W; power consumption for wire sizing: 2.5 VA.
  • Power and control connection: 4 mm² terminals (ø6...8 mm, 4-core cable).
  • Manual adjustment: temporary or permanent gear disengagement using the handwheel on the housing.
  • IEC/EN degree of protection: IP40; IEC/EN protection class: III, Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV).

The actuator is protected against overload and stops automatically when it reaches the end position. The manufacturer specifies that it must be protected against moisture; the device is not suitable for outdoor applications.

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  • Reference
    NRYDVX24-SR-TSI
  • EAN13
    7630498105173

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