Circular/Round Motorized Damper(Casing Only)

Product Description

 A mechanical device used to regulate or control the flow of air within HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems is referred to as a circular or round motorised damper. It is also known as a round motorised damper or a circular motorised air control damper. It is intended primarily for applications involving circular or oblong ducting. The damper is made up of a rotating metal casing, usually made of galvanised steel or aluminium, that houses a rotating blade or vane. The blade may rotate and modify the airflow because it is coupled to an electric motor or actuator.

The damper is used to adjust the airflow. Motor is used to adjust the air amount.

Circular /Round Type Motorized Damper is used in Round Duct. 

Customers must provide their own motors.  

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: A circular or round motorised damper (casing only) is what, exactly?

A: A certain kind of damper used in HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems is referred to as a circular or round motorised damper. It is shaped like a circle or a sphere and has a motor for automated control. The casing is the term used to describe the damper's outer enclosure, which houses the moving parts and offers structural support.

Q: What use does a circular or round motorised damper serve?

A: A circular or round motorised damper's main function is to regulate or control the airflow within HVAC systems. The amount of air travelling through the ductwork can be modulated by modifying the location of the damper blades or vanes. This makes it possible for buildings to have greater ventilation, temperature management, and energy efficiency.

Q: How does an electric damper operate?

A: A motorised damper has internal blades or vanes that may rotate to open or close the airflow path and is housed in a circular or round casing. The electric motor that powers the damper is wired to a control system, which sends signals to it. The motor activates and turns the blades to the desired position in response to a command to open or close, effectively regulating the airflow.

Q: Where do motorised dampers find frequent use?

A: Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings that have HVAC systems all use motorised dampers. They are frequently used in ducting, ventilation systems, air handling units (AHUs), and exhaust systems. Furthermore, they are used in specialised settings, including clean rooms, labs, and data centres. 

Q: Are there several sizes of circular or round motorised dampers available?

A: To fit various ductwork dimensions, circular or round motorised dampers are available in a variety of sizes. Depending on the requirements of the particular HVAC system, the diameter of the damper casing might vary, often ranging from a few inches to several feet.