Belimo ZONE120NC-S Zone Actuator, Spring-Return, Normally Closed, 120Vac, Aux Switch

Name: Belimo ZONE120NC-S Zone Actuator, Spring-Return, Normally Closed, 120Vac, Aux Switch
Brand: Belimo
SKU: ZONE120NC-S
Price: 131.86 USD
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BRAND: Belimo SKU: ZONE120NC-S

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MSRP: $151.64

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Zone Actuator, Spring-Return, Normally Closed, 120Vac, Aux Switch

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Description

The Belimo ZONE120NC-S is a spring-return zone actuator engineered for dependable, energy-efficient HVAC zoning in residential and light commercial applications. Designed to operate at 120Vac, this normally closed actuator automatically returns to the closed position upon power loss, ensuring fail-safe system protection and preventing unintended airflow or fluid flow when the zone is not calling for conditioning.

Key Features

Spring-return, fail-safe operation — returns to normally closed position on power loss
120Vac operating voltage for compatibility with standard zone control systems
Integrated auxiliary switch provides end-of-travel feedback for system interlock and control verification
Compact, direct-coupled design for fast, tool-free installation on standard zone damper shafts
Quiet, low-power operation minimizes energy consumption
Durable construction built to withstand demanding HVAC duty cycles
Suitable for use with zone control panels, thermostats, and building automation systems

Auxiliary Switch

The built-in auxiliary switch signals end-of-travel position to the zone control panel or air handler, enabling proven system interlock strategies such as fan proving and equipment lockout. This feature helps coordinate equipment operation with zone demand, improving system efficiency and comfort.

Spring-Return / Normally Closed Operation

The normally closed, spring-return design ensures the zone damper or valve defaults to the closed position whenever power is removed — whether intentionally during off cycles or due to a power interruption. This fail-safe behavior protects the HVAC system and maintains zone isolation without requiring continuous power.