Field Controls
Field Controls GVD-6PL Vent Damper 24 V Stainless Steel
A 24 V stainless-steel vent damper for 6-inch gas-boiler pipes opens and closes in 15 seconds
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in gas boiler flues
- 24 V power supply suits standard HVAC control circuits
- Opens in 15 seconds for prompt venting
- Closes in 15 seconds to retain heat when idle
- Fits 6 in pipe with 5 1/4 in exposed length
Purpose and Fit
The Field Controls GVD-6PL is a 24 V stainless steel vent damper designed for gas boiler installations. It regulates flue-gas flow in residential and light-commercial heating systems, opening and closing in fifteen seconds to match the burner cycle.
Who It Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere
HVAC technicians and facility managers specifying a six-inch pipe damper with stainless construction will find the dimensions and voltage match standard boiler packages. Buyers who need a different pipe diameter, a higher voltage coil or a faster actuation time should look elsewhere.
Build Integration
The damper fits into a six-inch vent run with an exposed pipe length of five and one-quarter inches and an overall height of ten and seven-eighths inches. Its twenty-four volt actuator connects to the boiler control circuit, and the stainless body resists corrosion in the flue-gas stream.
Highlights
- Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in gas boiler flues
- 24 V power supply suits standard HVAC control circuits
- Opens in 15 seconds for prompt venting
- Closes in 15 seconds to retain heat when idle
- Fits 6 in pipe with 5 1/4 in exposed length
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage supply does the 24 V vent damper require to operate?
The damper runs on a 24 V power source, matching the voltage rating shown in the specifications.
Will the 15-second open and close cycle work with my existing gas boiler sequence?
The unit opens and closes in 15 seconds each, so it aligns with boiler controls that expect that timing.
How can I verify the stainless steel damper is cycling correctly after installation?
Watch the damper move through a full open-and-close sequence; each stroke should take about 15 seconds.
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