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• Supply: 230V
• Load Current: 50MA
• Feature: M30x1.5 connection ring
• Working Mode: Normally Closed
• Color: White
• Protection Grade: IP45
• Cable Length: 72cm
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RZ-D11-230NC Thermoelectric Actuator is designed for automatic control of underfloor heating manifolds. Widely used in heating and cooling systems of residential, office, and commercial buildings. This product converts electrical energy into heat energy, which drives the internal wax-type expansion element to produce mechanical displacement, thereby opening and closing valves to control the water flow in each heating circuit and achieve precise temperature regulation in each zone.
This Underfloor Heating Actuator is typically used in conjunction with an indoor thermostat. When the thermostat detects a change in indoor temperature, it sends an electrical signal to drive the actuator, thereby adjusting the opening and closing of the corresponding valves on the manifold, achieving independent temperature control and energy-saving operation for each room.






RZ-D11-230NC

Work status visualization
This normally closed thermoelectric actuator has red mechanical indicator ring (see bottom structure) can visually display the working status, making installation and debugging easier.
1. Q: Can a single thermal actuator control multiple heating zones?
A: No, most thermal actuators are designed to control one valve (and thus one zone) at a time. For multi-zone systems, you’ll need one actuator per zone/valve, paired with a central control hub or multiple thermostats. This ensures each zone’s temperature is adjusted independently without cross-interference.
2. Q: What’s the role of a 230V normally closed thermal actuator in heating systems?
A: It’s a valve component that stays closed when de-energized (cutting off heat flow) and opens when powered (allowing heat to pass). It’s key for zone control in underfloor heating or radiator systems, letting you turn individual zones on/off via a thermostat.
3. Q: What causes a 230V normally closed thermal actuator to fail to open/close?
A: Common issues include power supply problems (check voltage and wiring), a stuck valve mechanism (due to dirt or debris in the pipe), or a faulty coil. First, test the power; if that’s fine, remove the actuator to check for blockages or replace the coil if needed.
4. Q: How long is the product warranty period?
A: Our products come with a 2-year free warranty. If there is a quality issue (such as failure to turn on or unresponsive buttons) after you receive the goods, you can contact the after-sales customer service and provide the order number and photos of the problem. We will arrange for a replacement or repair.
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