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What are the power supply safety requirements for the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

The DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU actuator is designed for DC supply according to EN 61558-1 or AC supply according to EN 61558-1/2-6. For DC supply, one side of the secondary winding must be connected to the ground. For AC supply, the secondary winding must be connected to the ground.


How do I assemble the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

Follow these steps to assemble the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU:

1. Open the device.

2. Connect the battery.

3. The battery switch must be set to the ON position. The battery must remain in the device to ensure the function of the device.

4. Close the device.

5. Proceed with mounting and assembly as shown in the diagrams.


How should the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU be wired?

Follow the connection instructions below for your specific model of the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU:

AME 113 NL:

24 V AC / DC ~ : Black wire

Common ground: Black wire

Control signal 0-10 V: Red wire

AME 113 NLX:

24 V AC / DC ~ : Black wire

Common ground: Black wire

Control signal 0-10 V: Red wire

Feedback 0-10 V: Yellow wire


What occurs during the initialisation of the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

During the initialisation of the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU, the device performs a self-calibration process. This process takes approximately 2 to 3 minutes, plus an additional 15 minutes. The actuator will move to its end positions to set up its operational range.


How can I manually adjust the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

To manually adjust the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU, follow these steps:

1. Turn the corresponding switch to the ON position (as indicated by “1” in the diagram).

2. Press and hold the reset button for more than 5 seconds.

3. Wait until the LED starts to flash, then release the button.

4. When the actuator is in the desired position, turn the switch to the OFF position.

The actuator will now maintain this position until it receives an input signal that causes it to move.


What do the indicators on the function display of the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU mean?

The function display on the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU has the following indicators:

A – Error

B – Operation

C – Control signal


What do the LED status indicators on the DANFOTS AME 113 NLX SU signify?

The LED status indicators on the DANFOTS AME 113 NLX SU provide information about its operational state. Refer to the table below for details:

LED Description Explanation
Off No supply Check wiring
Red Device is initialising or in report
Green Ready for operation, battery is charging
Green (flashes) Initialise operation, parking position is reached
Green (flickers) Initialisation
No operation: Orange Ready for operation, battery is being charged Normal state
Orange (flashes) Alternating display
Orange (flickers) An internal error has occurred more than once. Replace the device.

Overrule indication: When the red LED is lit, the actuator can still be driven up and down for 20 minutes. If the button is not pressed during this time, the device will return to automatic operation.


What are the feedback signal values for the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

The back channel feedback signal from the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU provides the following voltage-based information:

Voltage Description
<0.5 V no function/no contact
1 V – 9 V Proportional to stroke
1 V Valve closed
9 V Valve open
> 9.5 V Internal error
10 V Constant value during initialisation

What are the technical specifications for the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

The technical specifications for the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU are as follows:

Operating voltage: 24 V AC, -10% … +20%, 50-60 Hz
24 V DC, -20% … +20%
Control voltage: 0-10 V
Operating capacity: 3.1 VA / 1.7 W
Power consumption: < 160 mA
Stroke: 2 mm … 8.5 mm
Actuating force: 100/125/150/200 N -20% … +40%
Actuation time: 15/30 s/mm
Back channel Voltage range: 0-10 V
Back channel Output current: 1 mA
Back channel Load impedance: 10 kΩ … 1000 kΩ
Protection type/class: IP 54 / III
Ambient temperature: 0 °C … +50 °C
Storage temperature: -20 °C … +60 °C
Dimensions (W x H x D): 45 x 65 x 90 mm

How is the control signal related to valve travel on the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

For the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU, the valve travel is directly proportional to the control signal input voltage. Within the active voltage control range of 1V to 9V, a 1V input corresponds to 0% valve travel (closed), and a 9V input corresponds to 100% valve travel (fully open). The travel increases linearly as the voltage increases from 1V to 9V.


How does the feedback signal relate to the actuator travel on the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

The feedback signal of the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU indicates the actuator’s position. The output voltage is proportional to the actuator’s travel percentage. When the actuator travel is 0%, the feedback signal is 1V. When the travel is 100%, the feedback signal is 9V. The signal increases linearly between these two points. A signal below 0.5V indicates a “contact error”, while a signal above 9.5V indicates an “actuator error”.


How do I disassemble the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

To disassemble the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU, press the release button located on the side of the unit. While pressing the button, you can detach the actuator from its mounting.


How does the antitheft protection feature work on the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU?

The antitheft device on the DANFOSS AME 113 NLX SU is a protection feature that prevents unauthorized removal. To engage it, a specific component must be installed which blocks the disassembly release button, securing the actuator in place.


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