Io Hvac Controls LD-2608 Rectangular Zone Damper 26x8

Product Description

The IO HVAC CONTROLS LD-2608 is a 26 x 8 inch rectangular two-position zone damper designed for forced-air zoning systems in residential and light commercial HVAC applications. The damper includes an integrated 3-wire actuator and an LED indicator, allowing technicians to confirm damper position at a glance during commissioning and service. It operates as an open-or-closed control element within a multi-zone duct system, regulating airflow to individual zones based on thermostat demand. Licensed HVAC technicians install this damper as part of a complete zoning system alongside a zone control panel and zone thermostats.

The LD-2608 is suited for rectangular supply or return duct runs in residential new construction and retrofit zoning projects, as well as light commercial forced-air systems. It is sized for a 26 x 8 inch duct opening. The two-position operation makes it compatible with standard low-voltage zone control panels that switch the actuator between fully open and fully closed positions. The LED indicator simplifies troubleshooting during startup and service calls without requiring separate diagnostic tools.

Key Features

• 26 x 8 inch rectangular form factor fits standard duct openings
• Two-position operation provides fully open and fully closed damper control
• Integrated 3-wire actuator eliminates the need for a separate motor assembly
• LED indicator shows damper position status for fast commissioning and troubleshooting
• Designed for low-voltage zone control panel integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation zone damper for rectangular duct zoning systems controlled by standard low-voltage zone control panels.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician familiar with forced-air zoning systems and low-voltage wiring practices. Disconnect power to the air handler and zone control panel before installing or wiring the actuator. Secure the damper in the duct according to the manufacturer instructions and route low-voltage wiring per NEC guidelines for control wiring. Verify LED status and damper blade position before restoring system power.