Bray Commercial 70-0201-113DA-536K 2-Position Electric Actuator W/Auxiliary Switch 2000 In-lb 30 Sec 120V

70-0201-113DA-536K Bray Commercial Acutator

The Bray Commercial 70-0201-113DA-536K is a 120-volt, 2-position, 30-second electric actuator designed for industrial applications. It provides a rugged and compact solution for quarter-turn valve control, making it suitable for use with butterfly valves, ball valves, and dampers. This 70-0201-113DA-536K Bray Commercial actuator is a direct replacement for several other Bray models.

 Key features: 

• Powerful: Outputs 2,000 in-lbs (226 Nm) of torque, making it suitable for handling demanding applications.
• Versatile: Can be used for both on/off and modulating control, offering flexibility for different control needs.
• Durable: Constructed with high-quality materials for long-lasting performance in harsh environments.
• Safe and reliable: UL, CSA, and CE certified for safety and reliability.
• Direct replacement: Replaces several older Bray models, including 70-0201-113A0-536A, 70-0201-113D0-536A, and 70-0201-113D0-536B.

Signs of Faulty Bray Commercial Acutator

Electrical:

• Motor doesn't run at all: This could be due to a blown fuse, tripped circuit breaker, faulty wiring, or problem with the motor itself.
• Motor runs but doesn't move the actuator: This could be due to a sheared coupling, broken drive belt, or mechanical issue within the actuator.
• Buzzing or humming noise from the motor: This could indicate a problem with the motor bearings, windings, or overload protection.
• Burning smell coming from the actuator: This could be due to overheating of the motor, electrical components, or wiring.
• Blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker: This could be caused by a short circuit, overload, or ground fault.

Mechanical:

• Actuator rod is bent or damaged: This could be caused by impact, overloading, or fatigue.
• Actuator is leaking oil: This could indicate a worn seal, damaged cylinder, or loose fitting.
• Excessive wear on the actuator rod or clevis: This could be due to normal wear and tear, misalignment, or lubrication issues.
• Loose or broken mounting hardware: This could cause the actuator to move out of alignment or bind up.
• Jamming or binding of the actuator mechanism: This could be due to dirt, debris, corrosion, or mechanical wear.

Control System:

• No power to the control system: This could be due to a blown fuse, tripped circuit breaker, faulty wiring, or a problem with the power supply.
• Control system not responding to input signals: This could indicate a problem with the control board, wiring, or sensors.
• Error messages on the control system display: These messages can provide valuable clues about the nature of the problem.
• Faulty wiring or connections: Loose, corroded, or damaged wiring can cause intermittent or complete failure.
• Software problems: In some cases, software glitches or bugs can cause the actuator to malfunction.

Similar Models:

70-0501-113DA-536K, 70-0201-113G0-536K, 70-0121-113DA-536K,  70-0061-113DA-536K

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                                                      FAQs

What is the operating temperature range of the actuator?

The operating temperature range is typically -40°F to 180°F (-40°C to 82°C). However, it is always best to consult the user manual for the specific model.

What is the ingress protection rating of the actuator?

The ingress protection rating is typically NEMA 4 or IP65. Again, consult the user manual for the specific model.