Multi Products 2747 Actuator

For contractors servicing VAV boxes or automated air handlers, the Multi Products 2747 Actuator provides a reliable, heavy-duty solution for precise damper control. This 120V 60Hz gearmotor is engineered for a counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation, making it a drop-in replacement for specific industrial and commercial airflow systems. Built with a Type D3 round shaft, this motor ensures a secure mechanical connection for consistent torque transmission without the slippage common in inferior generic parts.

The Multi Products 2747 features UL14 certification, meeting rigorous safety standards for electrical components in demanding HVACR environments. Its stall-type design allows for continuous duty in air-mixing applications where reliable positioning is critical. As a synchronous damper motor, it integrates seamlessly into existing control circuits, providing the robust mechanical force required to actuate larger damper blades or louvers even under high static pressure. By utilizing this OEM replacement actuator, technicians can restore system efficiency and maintain the tight environmental tolerances required in modern facility management.

Key Benefits for Technicians:

• Direct Compatibility: Built to Type D3 specifications with a round shaft for reliable fitment in legacy and modern damper assemblies.
• Industrial Grade Construction: High-torque 120V operation designed for longevity in commercial air distribution systems.
• Verified Safety: UL14 listed to ensure compliance with local electrical codes and site safety requirements.
• CCW Rotation: Standardized counter-clockwise movement specifically designed for standard valve and damper configurations.

Common Questions & Troubleshooting:

• Is this compatible with my current damper? The 2747 is a round shaft actuator; verify your linkage or coupling requires a round profile rather than a square or flatted shaft before installation.
• Can this motor be used for fire/smoke applications? This specific model is frequently found in ventilation systems, but always verify the UL classification matches your local fire marshal’s requirements for life safety dampers.
• What happens if the motor stalls? Designed as a stall-type gearmotor, it can remain energized at the end of its stroke without overheating, though checking for mechanical obstructions is recommended during routine maintenance.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.