Lennox 77W92 Damper Actuator Motor 24VAC/VDC 50-60Hz
Specifications
- Weight:1.61lbs
- Measure:Unit
- Frequency: 50/60Hz
- Voltage: 24V
- Power: 6VA
Loyalty ProgramHVAC damper systems use actuators to move dampers and adjust airflow through connected ducts or equipment. The Lennox 77W92 is a OEM Damper Actuator Motor that converts electrical input into mechanical movement to operate the connected damper. Its movement supports damper positioning according to the requirements of the control system.
Electrical Input and Actuator Operation:
The actuator converts electrical energy into mechanical movement through its internal operating mechanism. This output drives the connected damper mechanism, allowing it to change position. The actuator must receive the electrical input specified for its intended application.
Damper Positioning and Airflow Control:
The actuator moves the connected damper between its intended positions. The damper's position changes the available airflow path through the duct or equipment. The actuator and damper therefore work together to support the system's airflow-control requirements.
Replacement Guidelines:
Replacement may be appropriate when a confirmed actuator fault prevents the damper from reaching its required position or responding correctly to control signals. Before ordering, compare the existing 77W92 part number and verified specifications with the requirements of the intended application.
Common Signs of Wear:
Equipment Compatibility:
The Lennox 77W92 Damper Actuator Motor is intended for compatible HVAC damper-control applications. Verify the actuator part number, electrical requirements, mechanical connection, and equipment documentation before ordering to confirm compatibility.
Technical Specifications:
Product Identification:
Brand: Lennox
Part Number: 77W92
Product Type: Damper Actuator Motor
Electrical:
Voltage: 24VAC/VDC
Frequency: 50–60 Hz
Step 1: Turn off power to the HVAC system to ensure safety.
Step 2: Locate the existing damper actuator on the duct system.
Step 3: Remove the old actuator by disconnecting wiring and mounting screws.
Step 4: Mount the actuator securely onto the damper shaft.
Step 5: Connect the wiring according to the manufacturer’s diagram.
Step 6: Restore power and test operation to confirm proper movement.