Actuator For Modulating Control: Data Sheet
Actuator For Modulating Control: Data Sheet
Actuator For Modulating Control: Data Sheet
Main data:
• Nominal voltage (AC or DC):
- 24 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz
• Control input signal:
- 0(4)-20 mA
- 0(2)-10 V
• Force: 400 N
• Stroke: 20 mm
• Speed (selectable):
- 7,5 s/mm
- 15 s/mm
AMV 435 actuator is used with two and three-way • Max. medium temperature: 130 °C
valves type VRB, VRG, VF and VL up to DN 80 • Self stroking
diameter and for AHQM DN 40-100. • LED signalling
• External RESET button
The actuator has some special features: • Output signal
• it automatically adapts its stroke to the valve • Manual operation
end positions which reduces commissioning
time (self stroking)
• valve flow adjustment feature; flow can be
variably-adjusted from linear to logarithmic or
opposite.
Installation Mechanical
No tool is required to mount actuator on the
valve. Installation of the valve with the actuator
is allowed in horizontal position or upwards.
Installation downwards is not allowed.
①
The actuator must not be installed in an
explosive atmosphere, at ambient temperature
lower than 0 °C or at ambient temperature higher ③
②
than 55 °C. It must not be subject to steam jets, ⑤
water jets or dripping liquid as well.
④
Note:
The actuator may be rotated up to 360° with respect
to the valve stem by loosening the retaining fixture.
Once the actuator is placed, retighten the fixture.
Electrical
Electrical connections can be accessed by
removing the actuator cover. Two cable gland
entries without thread (Ø16 and combined
Ø16/Ø20) are prepared for cable glands. From
factory one entry is provided by rubber cable
gland and the other entry is prepared for
opening.
Note:
Cable and cable gland used must not compromise
the actuator’s IP rating, and must ensure the
connectors are fully strain relieved.
Rubber cable gland delivered from factory does not
compromise IP rating but it does not provide fully
strain relieve according to LVD directive.
Please observe local rules and regulations as well.
2 … 10 V
• U/I - Input signal type selector
SMART
SLOW
LOG
- U position; voltage input is selected
INV
- I position; current input is selected
DIP switches
• SW 1: Not used
0 … 10 V
DIR
FAST
LIN
ACT
• SW 2: Input signal range selector
- OFF position; the input signal is in the range
from 0-10 V (voltage input) or from 0-20 mA
(current input)
- ON position; the input signal is in the range • SW 7: Linear or equal-percentage flow
from 2-10 V (voltage input) or from 4-20 mA through valve selector
(current input) - OFF position; the valve position is linear acc.
to the control signal
• SW 3: Direct or inverse acting selector - ON position; the valve position is equal-
- OFF position; the actuator is in direct acting percentage acc. to the control signal. This
mode (stem extracts as voltage increases) relation is adjustable - see Equal-percentage
- ON position; the actuator is in inverse acting valve-flow adjustment section
mode (stem retracts as voltage increases)
• SW 8: Smart function selector
• SW 4: Fast/Slow - Speed selector - OFF position; the actuator does not try to
- OFF position; the actuating speed is 7,5 s/mm detect oscillations in the system
- ON position; the actuating speed is 15 s/mm - ON position; actuator enables special anti
oscillations algorithm – see Anti oscillations
• SW 5: Not used algorithm section
• SW 6: Not used
The actuator has special anti oscillations After control signal does not oscillate anymore
algorithm. In case control signal Y on certain output to the valve slowly returns back to static
point oscillates (Fig. 1) - looking from time characteristics.
perspective, algorithm starts to lower the
amplification of the ouput to the valve. Instead of
having static characteristics actuator changes to
dynamic characteristics (Fig. 2) - certain output
stroke area changes to new slope (decrease
amplification).
linear area
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Harmonic oscillations are high frequency Smoothening function implemented in New 2nd
oscillations with low amplitude that vary around generation of anti-oscillation function reduces
its own equilibrium value and not around harmonic oscillations; consequently room
set‑point temperature. They can appear in up to temperature is closer to the set-point (desired)
70 % of control time, even though the system is temperature. Smoother operation of the MCV
properly commissioned. Harmonic oscillations increases lifetime of the valve and actuator and
have negative influence on control stability, and saves energy and reduces costs in general.
lifetime of the valve and actuator.
Commissioning Complete the mechanical and electrical Automatic self stroking feature
installation, set jumper and DIP-switches, then The actuator automatically adapts its stroke to
perform the necessary checks and tests: the valve end positions:
- when power is applied for the first time or
• Apply power - afterwards by pressing the STAND-BY/RESET
Note that the actuator will now perform button for 5 seconds
automatic self stroking function
Testing entire valve stroke length
• Apply the appropriate control signal and The actuator can be driven to the fully-open or
check: closed positions (depending on valve type) by
- if the valve stem direction is correct for the connecting SN to terminals 1 or 3.
application and
- the actuator drives the valve over the entire
stroke length
Led signalling/
Actuator operating modes RESET/STAND-BY Flashing green LED:
Self stroking mode
(period is every second)
≈
Constant green LED:
POSITIONING MODE
Remark:
When the manual override has been used, the
output signal (X) is not correct until the actuator
reaches its end position.
SN 0 V .............................. Common
Recommended cross-sectional
Wiring length
power area of the wiring
supply
0-50 m 0,75 mm2
> 50 m 1,5 mm2
down up
Dimensions
147 82,5
min. 180
159,5
AME 435 + AME 435 + AME 435 + AME 435 + AME 435 +
VRB 2, VRG 2 VRB 3, VRG 3 VF 2, VL 2 VF 3, VL 3 AHQM (DN 40-100)