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M436A1090/PHoneywell Dampers, M436 Series
Item NumberM436A1090/PMFG Item NumberM436A1090/PSeriesM436Product DescriptionDAMPER MOTORSpecificationsSpecifications Control Signal Two Position (On/Off) Nominal Timing 25 s Nominal Supply Voltage 120 VAC Mounting Foot Mounted Internal Aux Switches 1 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
M436A1090/UHoneywell Dampers, M436 SeriesItem NumberM436A1090/UMFG Item NumberM436A1090/USeriesM436Product DescriptionDAMPER MOTORSpecificationsSpecifications Control Signal Two Position (On/Off) Nominal Timing 30 s Nominal Supply Voltage 120 VAC Mounting Foot Mounted Internal Aux Switches 1 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
M436A1116/UHoneywell Dampers, M436 SeriesItem NumberM436A1116/UMFG Item NumberM436A1116/USeriesM436Product DescriptionDAMPER MOTORSpecificationsSpecifications Control Signal Two Position (On/Off) Nominal Timing 30 s Nominal Supply Voltage 120 VAC Mounting Foot Mounted - 2 Shafts Temperature Range 32-125 °F Internal Aux Switches 1 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day.
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HVAC
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) is the technology and equipment responsible for regulating and maintaining the air temperature and quality of residential, commercial and industrial buildings.
HVAC systems use heating and air conditioning to keep indoor conditions at comfortable temperatures. Thermostats constantly monitor temperature and turn heaters, fans and air conditioners on or off depending on the requirements of the facility or room. Humidistats, hygrostats, and other air quality sensors also help with this task.
In addition to heating and cooling, ventilation exchanges or replaces air in an indoor space to promote high indoor air quality. Ventilation assists in temperature control, but also is responsible for removing moisture, odors, smoke, and dust from the environment. Ventilation is particularly important in many processing plants, to remove harmful gases from the air and to protect sensitive equipment.
HVAC systems use heating and air conditioning to keep indoor conditions at comfortable temperatures. Thermostats constantly monitor temperature and turn heaters, fans and air conditioners on or off depending on the requirements of the facility or room. Humidistats, hygrostats, and other air quality sensors also help with this task.
In addition to heating and cooling, ventilation exchanges or replaces air in an indoor space to promote high indoor air quality. Ventilation assists in temperature control, but also is responsible for removing moisture, odors, smoke, and dust from the environment. Ventilation is particularly important in many processing plants, to remove harmful gases from the air and to protect sensitive equipment.