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Electric Square Airflow Control Valve


Electric Square Airflow Control Valve
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  • Electric Square Airflow Control Valve

Product Details

Product Introduction:
Our company manufactures electric airflow control valves—also known as electric dampers or electric regulating valves—which serve as core components in ventilation and air-conditioning systems for automated duct‑airflow regulation. Powered by an electric actuator that rotates the damper blades, these valves enable automatic airflow adjustment, duct opening and closing, and system balancing, and are widely used in building fresh‑air and exhaust systems, air‑conditioning networks, fire‑protection systems, and industrial ventilation ducts.

General technical parameters (taking the mainstream rectangular electric airflow regulating valve as an example):

Parameter Item

Specification Details

Product Name

Electric Air Volume Control Valve (Electric Damper)

Nominal size

Rectangular specifications: 200×200 mm to 2000×2000 mm (custom non-standard sizes available); circular specifications: φ100 to φ1000 mm

Adjustment method

Electric actuator-driven, 0–90° continuously adjustable blade angle

Control signal

Discrete control (on/off signals) / Analog control (0–10 V / 4–20 mA)

Power Supply Specifications

DC 24 V (standard) / AC 220 V (optional)

Valve body material

Galvanized steel sheet (standard), with optional stainless steel material (corrosion-resistant) / Humid environment)

Leaf form

Open multiple leaves / Parallel blades with an EPDM sealing strip

Air leakage rate

Air leakage rate in the closed state ≤3% (with sealant clause)

Actuator protection class

IP54 (standard), IP65 customizable

Applicable medium

Ordinary air, fresh air, exhaust air, medium temperature ≤80℃ (high-temperature version up to 200℃)

Applicable Pressure

Under standard operating conditions ≤1500Pa

Installation method

Flanged pipe connections, supporting horizontal installation. / Vertical installation

Work environment

-10℃ to +60℃, relative humidity ≤95% (no condensation)

Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:
1. Automatic airflow regulation and balancing for building ventilation systems and air-conditioning supply-air systems
2. Automatic airflow control for exhaust ducts and dust collection systems in factories and workshops
3. Remote opening and closing, as well as airflow regulation, of kitchen exhaust and waste-gas treatment ducts
4. Intelligent airflow distribution for ventilation ducts in underground parking garages and equipment rooms
5. Integrate with the Building Automation System (BAS) to enable automated control of the ventilation system.
Key considerations for selection:
1. Select based on duct size: Prioritize models that match the duct’s internal diameter to avoid installing reducers, ensuring stable airflow and minimal pressure loss during adjustment.
2. Selection based on control method: For applications requiring only on/off control, choose a discrete‑signal actuator; for applications demanding continuous airflow regulation or integration with a BAS, an analog‑signal actuator must be selected.
3. Operational Condition Matching: In humid or corrosive gas environments, stainless steel is the preferred material; in flammable and explosive gas environments, explosion-proof electric dampers must be selected; for high-temperature flue gases, dedicated high-temperature‑resistant dampers are required.
4. Actuator Torque Matching: Select an actuator with appropriate torque based on the damper size and duct pressure to prevent insufficient torque from preventing the damper from opening or closing properly.


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