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Bray Commercial 70E060-113G3536/K Modulating Actuator 600 lb-In 24V

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Special Price $2,543.51 Regular Price $2,823.30
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70E060-113G3536/K
The Bray Commercial 70E060-113G3536/K Modulating Actuator is a durable product that is used in HVAC systems for controlling the flow of air and fluids. Powered by 24V, the actuator has a torque of 600 lb-in and is used to control dampers and valves, where it is necessary to change the position continuously rather than switching between two states. This capability improves the efficiency of energy and performance of the systems in heating and cooling because it controls the temperature and pressure levels.
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Specifications

  • Type: Acyuator
  • Control Type: Modulating
  • Voltage: 24V
  • Torque Output: 600 lb-in
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What maintenance is required for the Bray Commercial 70E060-113G3536/K Modulating Actuator?

Inspect the actuator regularly for dust and debris, ensure mounting bolts are secure, and verify electrical connections. Periodically cycle the actuator to check smooth operation. Proper maintenance ensures accurate modulation and prevents operational failures.

What are common issues with the Bray Commercial 70E060-113G3536/K Modulating Actuator?

  • Inconsistent or jerky movement.
  • Electrical connection faults.
  • Calibration drift or misalignment.
  • Noise during operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to the control system before beginning.

Step 2: Remove the existing actuator and note linkage orientation.

Step 3: Mount the new actuator securely to the valve flange or bracket.

Step 4: Connect the power and control signal wiring per the wiring diagram.

Step 5: Adjust linkage and travel limits per manufacturer setup instructions.

Step 6: Restore power and test modulation response.