Greenheck MP-210 Installation Manual

Motor Pack Contents

1. Actuator

2. Actuator Bracket

3. Actuator Arm Assembly

4. Connecting Links

5. Actuator Spring

All hardware included

1. MP-210 motor packs are designed for use on model WD-200 series dampers only.

2. For single panel damper, insert tab of Motor Bracket into the slot on the side of the frame. For dampers with center bars, the tab of the Motor Bracket should be inserted into the slot on the bottom of the center bearing rail. Position bracket over the two holes on the bottom of the frame and secure with the #10 hardware provided .

3. Connect the Motor Arm Assembly to the Connecting Link using the provided hardware.

NOTE: The Connecting Link or Links have been installed

4. To adjust the Actuator Linkage Assembly, pull back on the Actuator Arm Assembly until a slight amount of tension has been applied to the Actuator Spring. Tighten the fasteners between the Connecting Link and the Actuator Arm Assembly. Fasteners should be placed as far apart as possible. This provides greater stability to the linkage. To increase spring tension raise the spring up on the bracket. To decrease spring tension lower the spring.

NOTE: It is important to avoid too much spring tension;

5. Actuators are supplied with junction boxes and covers. When wiring, make sure the supply voltage agrees with the actuator voltage. On dual voltage motor packs, be sure to connect the proper motor leads for the correct voltage and insulate any unused wire. The voltage of each specific model is stamped into the actuator housing or on a label that is affixed to the actuator (see page 2 for typical wiring diagrams).

on the damper at the factory.

use just enough tension to help close the damper. Too much tension could impair opening of the damper.

Single Panel

Part No. 463546

Field Installation Instructions for

Multi Products MP-210 Motor Pack

UL Listed Electric Actuators With Spring Return For Use With WD-200 Series Dampers

Multiple Panel

Note: If two or more panels, use this conﬁguration for all dampers.

6. If the damper fails to open properly, check for one of the following causes.

A. Motor pack fails to open the damper completely

• Check for an ‘out of square’ or racked damper

• Spring tension too great

• Excessive voltage drop B. Motor pack fails to function

• Check for correct voltage

• Check for proper wiring

Motor pack Quantity

One or two motor packs may be required depending on damper size. Single panel dampers have one column of blades and one actuator is installed as shown in the Single Panel view above. Double panel dampers have two columns of blades and one actuator is installed as shown in the the Multiple Panel view above. Triple panel dampers have three columns of blades and two actuators are installed as shown in the Multiple Panel view above.

Actuator Specifications

MP 210 motor packs are single phase 60 Hz (50 Hz optional) shaded pole stall type impedance protected electric actuators and are supplied in various voltages (see chart below). For 277, 575, or 600 volt operation a transformer and a 115 volt motorpack is required.

Motor packs 24V (60 Hz) 440V (60 Hz) 120V (50/60 Hz) 208V (50/60 Hz) 220V (50/60 Hz) 24V (50 Hz) 380V (50 Hz)

Stall Amps .740 .047 .110 .050 .062 1.00 .098

Spec ID# 3753 3752 3751 3751 3751 2651-A 2663-C

Typical Wiring Diagrams MP-210

Wiring diagrams are shown for motor packs and dampers installed with power ventilator fan equipment with single speed motor. the damper will open when the fan is on and close when the fan is off. For connection to 2-speed fan motors or for other control sequences, consult the factory. The wiring diagrams shown with end switches are for applications where it is desirable to have the damper fully open before fan start-up.

Single Phase

Three Phase

575/600 Volt Transformer Model B050WZ13

Chart 1

Transformers

208/220/277/460 Volt Transformer

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