RRP 1,586.02
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- Galvanized steel
- Open-close, with spring return
- 230 V Servomotor, 4 Nm
- Air Tightness Class EN1751 - 2
Motorised Shut-off Damper with Spring Return for ROTO K / RHE 2800 V - MAK R 2800 V02
The MAK R 2800 V02 is an insulated motorised shut-off damper, designed for use in combination with the ROTO K and RHE 2800 V air handling units. The damper is made of galvanised steel sheet and features an actuator with a spring return function. This actuator operates on 230 V and delivers a torque of 4 Nm. The spring return ensures the damper automatically closes during a power failure, contributing to a safe and reliable installation.
Key Features
- Motorised Shut-off Damper: Ensures secure air sealing in case of power loss.
- Material: Insulated version made from galvanised steel sheet.
- Control: Open/close operation with automatic return via spring mechanism.
- Actuator: 230 V, 4 Nm.
Application
Suitable as a supply or exhaust damper in combination with the ROTO K and RHE 2800 V air handling units.
| Brand | Ruck ventilatoren GmbH |
| Category | Motorised shut-off valve |
| GTIN | 4061199028103 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 145540 |
| Article number | 65145540 |
Specifications
| Category code | 35 |
| Material | Steel |
| Surface protection | Other |
| Nominal duct width | 800 mm |
| Nominal duct height | 250 mm |
| Connection 1 | Duct end |
| Connection 2 | Duct end |
| Lacquered | No |
| Control side, right | Yes |
| Control side, left | No |
| Operation | Electromotor 230 V |
| Can be used on solid walls/floors | No |
| Can be used directly against walls/floors | No |
| Can be used in separating partitions | No |
| Can be used at a distance from walls | No |
| Length | 209 mm |
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