neptronic SM000FNC Actuators Product Catalogue Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- neptronic
Table of Contents
- SM000FNC Actuators Product Catalogue
- Specifications
- Product Description
- FAQ
- Features
- Applications
- Technical Specification
- Dimensions
- Mechanical Installation
- Settings
- | Feature| OFF| ON
- Normal Operation
- Auto-Stroke Adjustment
- Configuration Instructions
- List of Alarms
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SM000FNC Actuators Product Catalogue
Specifications
- Model: SM000FNC
- Torque: 70 in.lb. (8 Nm)
- Fail-Safe: None
- Cable: FT6 plenum cable (18AWG), 39.5″ long
- Voltage: 22 to 26 Vac | 28 to 32 Vdc | 50/60Hz
- Power Consumption: Min. 17.5VA
- Control Signal: 2-10Vdc or 4-20mA (DIP switch selectable)
- Certification: UL 60730-1 & UL 60730-2-14, CSA E60730-1 & CSA E60730-2-16
Product Description
The SM000FNC Actuator is a high-torque actuator designed for various applications. It provides a torque of 70 in.lb. (8 Nm) and operates at rated voltage for 6 seconds. The actuator does not have a failsafe feature. It comes with a 5-wire FT6 plenum cable (18AWG) that is 39.5″ long.
FAQ
- Q: Is the SM000FNC Actuator compatible with other equipment?
- A: It is recommended to wire the actuator to a separate grounded transformer to prevent interference and possible damage to incompatible equipment.
- Q: What control signals can the actuator accept?
- A: The actuator can accept a control signal of 2-10Vdc or 4-20mA, selectable via DIP switches.
- Q: How can I activate the auto-stroke feature?
- A: To activate the auto-stroke feature, press and release the push button while the unit is in normal operating mode. The actuator will travel in both directions to find its limit and position itself according to the demand.
Models
SM000FNC: 70 in.lb. (8 Nm) without fail-safe, with FT6 cable
Features
- Brushless DC-driven motor (impedance protected)
- Contactless feedback positioner
- Mounts easily on round shafts
- Manual clutch
- Maintenance-free
- Position indicator
- Auto-stroke
- Cable
- ½” (16mm) BW BXCON-1 conduit connector (optional)
- No fail-safe
Applications
- Small dampers
- Unit ventilators
- 1/4 turn valves
- VAV box control
- Fan coils
Technical Specification
Description | SM000FNC |
---|---|
Torque | 70 in.lb. [8 Nm] at rated voltage |
Running Time (for 90° Rotation) | 6 seconds torque independent |
Fail Safe (Enerdrive) | No failsafe |
Fail Safe Runtime (0° to 90°) | None |
Capacitor Charge Time on / Power-up | None |
Power Consumption | 15W (during operation), 2W (at rest) |
Overload Protection | Electronic throughout, 0° to 90° rotation |
Power Supply | 22 to 26 Vac |
Transformer Requirements | Class 2; min. 17.5VA |
Cable | 5-wire FT6 plenum cable (18AWG) with strain release (NP NEP617-2) |
Electrical Connection | 18 AWG [0.82mm2], 39.5” (1m) long |
Impedance | 100 ohms for 2-10Vdc (0.1mA) |
Control Signals | 2-10Vdc (default) or 4-20mA (DIP switch selectable) / 24VAC |
floating
Feedback Signals| 2-10Vdc (default) or 4-20mA (DIP switch selectable)
Angle of Rotation| 0° to 90°, mechanically and electronically adjustable
(default: 90° stroke)
Direction of Rotation| Reversible, CW: Clockwise, CCW: Counter Clockwise
(default: CW)
Cycles| 100,000 full cycles, 1,500,000 repositions
Noise Produced| 45 dB(A)
Ingress Protection| IP54 equivalent to Nema type 3S
Operating Temperature| 0°F to +122°F [-18°C to +50°C]
Storage Temperature| -22°F to +122°F [-30°C to +50°C]
Relative Humidity| 5 to 95% non-condensing
Weight| 2.5 lb [1.1 kg]
Purpose and Action of Control| Type 1 operating control, electric actuator
Construction of Control| Independently mounted
Pollution Degree| 2
Impulse Voltage| 330V
Quality Management System| ISO 9001:2015
Certification
| Complies to standards: UL 60730-1 & UL 60730-2-14, CSA E60730-1 & CSA
E60730-2-16
Complies to Low Voltage Directive & Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
Complies to Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations & Electromagnetic
Compatibility Regulations
WARNING: Risk of mechanical failure. Do NOT press clutch when actuator is in
operation.
Dimensions
- A = 1.50” (38mm)
- B = 3.64” (93mm)
- C = 6.60”(168mm)
- D = 3.02” (77mm)
Mechanical Installation
-
Manually close the damper blades and position the actuator to 0º or 90º.
-
Slide the actuator onto the shaft.
-
Tighten the nuts on the “U” bolt to the shaft with an 8mm wrench to a torque of 60 in.- lbs [6.7 Nm].
-
Slide the mounting bracket under the actuator.
Ensure free movement of the slot at the base of the actuator.
Place the bracket pin at mid-distance of the slot. -
Affix the bracket to the ductwork with #8 self-tapping screws.
Wiring
We strongly recommend that all products be wired to a separate grounded
transformer and that transformer shall service only these products. This
precaution will prevent interference with, and/or possible damage to
incompatible equipment.
Settings
DIP Switches
| Feature| OFF| ON
---|---|---|---
1| Rotation| CW | CCW
| Fail-safe return| at 0° | at 90°
3| Control Input signal| Vdc | mA
4| Feedback| Vdc | mA
Status LED
State | Description |
---|---|
ON | Auto-stroke |
Flash | Normal operation |
Rapid flash | During charging of capacitors |
Alarm LED
State | Description |
---|
Flash
| ****
Error or Configuration mode
- = default
- = not used
Normal Operation
The status LED will indicate the selected control mode:
Control State | Number of Status LED Pulses |
---|---|
Analog | 1 |
Digital ON/OFF or floating | 2 |
PWM 5 seconds | 3 |
PWM 25 seconds | 4 |
Auto-Stroke Adjustment
- As a default, the auto-stroke feature is disabled and can only be activated manually.
- To initiate an auto-stroke process, press and release the push button while the unit is in the normal operating mode (status LED flashes slowly 1Hz). The status (green) LED will remain lit.
- The actuator travels in both directions to find its limit and position itself according to the demand. The LEDs will extinguish when the process is complete. The status LED will then continue flashing slowly (1Hz).
Configuration Instructions
- Set all the dip switches to OFF, then press and hold the push button (PB1) for 3 seconds. The red alarm LED will blink with one pulse, meaning that the first menu (Control State) is now accessible.
- Select the desired control mode by setting the associated dip switch to ON. In the absence of a selection, the control state menu shall remain unchanged.
Menu| Number of Alarm LED Pulses| Dip Switch 1|
Dip Switch 2| Dip Switch 3| Dip Switch 4
---|---|---|---|---|---
Control State| 1| Analog (Modulat- ing)*| Digital (On/Off or
floating)
| PWM (5 sec)| PWM (25 sec)
Zero Span| 2| 2-10Vdc*| 0-10Vdc| Minimum value| Maximum value
- To navigate through the configuration menus, press and release the push button (PB1).
- Press again to access the second menu (Zero Span). There will be 2 pulses on the alarm LED.
- Press again to go back to the first menu (Control State).
- To change the span range to something other than 2-10Vdc or 0-10Vdc, access the Zero Span menu and do the following:
- Input the desired minimum voltage to the white wire, then set dip switch 3 to ON.
- Input the desired maximum voltage to the white wire, then set dip switch 4 to ON.
- The maximum voltage must be at least 3V greater than the minimum voltage, and they must both lie within 0 to 10V.
- To leave the configuration menu and save any changes, press and hold the push button (PB1) for 3 seconds.
- To undo changes and reset the settings back to the factory default, press and hold the push button (PB1) for about 15 seconds.
List of Alarms
Number of Alarm LED
Pulses
| ****
Alarm
| ****
Issues
| ****
Solution
---|---|---|---
1
| ****
Power fail
| The actuator is not receiving any power and is shutting off.| ****
Ensure the actuator is properly connected the power supply source.
2
| ****
Auto-stroke
| The actuator auto-stroke is not at a minimum of 30°.| Press the push button (PB1) and ensure that the span is greater than 30°.
3
| ****
Over-torque
| The actuator over torque has exceeded the torque limit.| Ensure that the actuator is not trying to rotate with more than 25% of its nominal torque. Then, press the push button (PB1) to trigger an auto-stroke and clear the alarm.
4
| ****
Hardware
| ****
1. The NVM is corrupt.
2. There is no magnet installed.
3. The GMR sensor failed.
| 1. Visually inspect the NVM IC, remove any dust or debris from it, then perform a power cycle.
2. Ensure that the magnet is installed at a proper distance not touching the PCB or is not too far from
it. It is recommended to keep it 1-2mm away. Once confirmed, perform a power cycle.
3. Visually inspect the TLI IC, remove any dust or debris from it, then perform a power cycle.
- Remove the strain release NP NEP617-2 by turning it counterclockwise and slide it off the wires.
- Insert the conduit attachment and turn it clockwise until it has been properly tightened onto the actuator attachment.
Recycling at end of life: please return this product to your Neptronic local
distributor for recycling. If you need to find the nearest Neptronic
authorized distributor, please consult
www.neptronic.com.
neptronic.com |
514-333-1433 |
contact@neptronic.com
References
- Neptronic | Home - Humidifier Distributor & HVAC Products
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