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Belimo FSLF24-FC Fire/Smoke Actuator S/R On/Off 3/8" Flex 24V

Special Price $436.13 Regular Price $484.10
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FSLF24-FC
The Belimo FSLF24-FC Fire/Smoke Actuator is used to detect fire or smoke in HVAC systems. Powered by 24V supply, it has a spring return mechanism that ensures the closure of dampers in the event of power failure, containing smoke and fire. It has an on/off control type and a 3/8” flex connector for easy connection to HVAC ductwork to make it easy for installation. This actuator improves fire protection by closing dampers when smoke or fire is sensed in the building. This enhances the general reliability of the system and minimizes possible time losses due to fire-related mishaps.
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Specifications

  • Type: Fire/Smoke Actuator
  • Fail-Safe Mode: Spring-Return
  • Voltage: 24V
  • Control Type: On/Off
  • Connection: 3/8" Flex Connector
Manufacturer Name: Belimo
Product Number: FSLF24-FC
OEM Part Number: FSLF24-FC
Product Description: Fire/Smoke 24Vsr Onoff 3/8Flex
Weight:3.49lbs/1583.04g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Belimo FSLF24-FC Fire Smoke Actuator ?

Inspect the actuator and linkage regularly for dust, debris, and mechanical wear. Ensure secure mounting and verify smooth damper movement during operation. Check wiring connections and perform functional tests to confirm proper response.

What are common issues with the Belimo FSLF24-FC Fire Smoke Actuator ?

  • Actuator fails to respond to control signal.
  • Damper not opening or closing fully.
  • Intermittent power or wiring connection faults.
  • Excessive noise or mechanical binding during operation.
  • Inconsistent actuator positioning due to calibration drift.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off HVAC system power and check zero voltage for safety.

Step 2: Remove existing old actuator and note damper linkage position.

Step 3: Mount the new actuator onto flex shaft and secure bracket.

Step 4: Connect wiring per diagram and tighten terminals.

Step 5: Restore power, test open/close and smoke operation.