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Schneider Electric (Barber Colman) MA-318 Two Position Actuator, 24V, Spring Return

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The Schneider Electric (Barber Colman) MA-318 is a reliable two-position electric actuator engineered for precise damper and valve control in commercial HVAC and building automation applications. Designed for dependable on/off operation, this actuator features spring return functionality to ensure a safe, fail-safe position upon power loss — a critical requirement in many building control systems.

Key Features
  • Two-position (on/off) actuator for straightforward open/close control
  • 24V operating voltage for compatibility with standard low-voltage control systems
  • Spring return mechanism provides automatic fail-safe positioning on power loss
  • 60 lb-in torque output for dependable damper or valve actuation
  • 70 Watts running input power for reliable, consistent operation
  • 25 Watts holding input power for energy-efficient position maintenance
  • Output shaft must be oriented horizontally for proper mounting — critical installation requirement
Specifications
  • Model: MA-318
  • Brand: Schneider Electric (Barber Colman)
  • Control Type: Two Position
  • Supply Voltage: 24V
  • Return Type: Spring Return (Fail-Safe)
  • Torque Output: 60 Lb-In
  • Running Input Power: 70 Watts
  • Holding Input Power: 25 Watts
  • Shaft Orientation: Output shaft must be horizontal for mounting
Applications
  • Commercial HVAC damper actuation
  • Building automation and control systems
  • Air handling unit (AHU) damper control
  • Valve actuation in hydronic and air-side systems
  • Retrofit and replacement of existing Barber Colman actuators
Installation Notes

Proper installation of the MA-318 requires that the output shaft be positioned horizontally. Failure to observe this mounting orientation may result in improper operation or premature wear. Always verify shaft orientation before final installation.