Danfoss HPA2 22/28mm 2 Port Zone Valve Actuator Motor (4 Wire) - Hanicks - 087N657900

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This guide helps users understand and effectively utilize the Danfoss HPA2 2 port zone valve actuator motor. Designed for central heating and hot/cold water systems, it offers a direct replacement for existing actuators without draining the system. However, ensure compatibility with your valve body before installation. This guide covers setup, usage, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions to ensure optimal performance.

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Model Part Number087N657900
BrandHanicks

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FAQs

What voltage does the actuator operate on?

The actuator operates on 230V AC.

Can I replace the actuator without draining the system?

Yes, the HPA2 is designed to be a direct replacement, allowing you to replace the motor head without draining the system.

What valve bodies is the HPA2 compatible with?

It is compatible with Danfoss HPV22 and HPV28 valve bodies, as well as several other models as specified in the compatibility section.

What is the function of the auxiliary switch?

The auxiliary switch provides additional control and monitoring capabilities within the heating system.

Where can I find the wiring diagram?

The wiring diagram is typically provided with the actuator upon purchase and should be followed for correct installation.

How do I check if my valve is compatible?

Check the model number on your existing valve body. The HPA2 is specifically designed for Danfoss HPV22 and HPV28 models.

What should I do if the actuator fails?

If the actuator fails, it should be replaced. Ensure the power is turned off before replacing it. Consult a qualified professional if you are unsure about the replacement process.

Troubleshooting

The valve is not opening or closing.

Check the power supply to the actuator and the wiring connections. Ensure the wires are correctly connected according to the diagram. Also, check for any obstructions in the valve body.

The actuator is making unusual noises.

This could indicate a mechanical issue. Check for any obstructions in the valve or replace the actuator if the noise persists.

The heating system is not responding to the thermostat.

Ensure the thermostat is functioning correctly and sending the correct signals. Also, check the wiring between the thermostat and the actuator.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy replacement without draining the system.
  • Compatible with Danfoss HPV22 and HPV28 valve bodies.
  • Suitable for a wide range of central heating and hot/cold water systems.
  • Includes a spring return for safety.
  • Offers an auxiliary switch for additional control.

Cons

  • Requires verification of valve body compatibility.
  • Wiring connections must be made correctly for proper function.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Shut Off Power: Always turn off the power to the heating system before starting any work.
  2. Access the Valve: Locate the valve body (HPV22 or HPV28) and remove the existing actuator head.
  3. Install the HPA2: Attach the new HPA2 actuator, ensuring it is securely fastened.
  4. Wiring: Connect the wires according to the wiring diagram provided with the actuator. Ensure all connections are secure.
  5. Restore Power: Once the wiring is complete, restore power and test the system.

Compatibility

The Danfoss HPA2 is compatible with:

  • Danfoss HPV22
  • Danfoss HPV28
  • Landis & Gyr SK2 Actuator
  • Pegler Sunvic SZ1301/SZ2301
  • Potterton PMV2

Verify your valve body model before installation.

Care

The actuator requires minimal maintenance. It is designed for a long lifespan. To ensure optimal performance:

  • Regular Inspections: Periodically check the actuator for any signs of wear or damage.
  • Keep Clean: Ensure the area around the actuator is clean and free of debris. Avoid exposing the actuator to excessive moisture or chemicals.

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