Io Hvac Controls RM-1606 Rectangular Zone Damper 16x6 in

Product Description

The IO HVAC CONTROLS RM-1606 is a rectangular zone damper designed for zoned forced-air HVAC systems. It incorporates a Belimo actuator with a 35-second stroke time and a 3-wire control configuration, allowing precise, motorized airflow regulation in residential and light commercial duct systems. The damper measures 16 x 6 inches in duct opening size and ships at 6.73 pounds, reflecting a robust build suited for in-duct installation. Licensed HVAC technicians install this component as part of a multi-zone control system, typically paired with a zone controller and low-voltage thermostat wiring.

This zone damper is used in residential and light commercial forced-air systems where independent temperature control is required for separate zones or rooms. The 3-wire Belimo actuator supports spring-return or proportional operation depending on system configuration, making it adaptable to common zone control panel wiring schemes. It is sized for a 16 x 6 inch rectangular duct opening and is appropriate for new construction or retrofit zoning installations.

Key Features

• 16 x 6 inch rectangular duct opening for direct in-duct installation
• Belimo actuator with 35-second stroke time for smooth, controlled airflow modulation
• 3-wire control wiring configuration compatible with standard zone control panels
• Low-voltage actuator simplifies integration with residential zone controllers
• Compact packaged footprint: 10 inches wide, 23 inches high, 8 inches deep

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation zone damper for rectangular duct systems requiring a 16 x 6 inch damper with a 3-wire Belimo actuator.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Shut down the air handler and de-energize the zone control panel before beginning any damper or actuator wiring work. The 3-wire low-voltage actuator leads must be connected according to the zone controller manufacturer's wiring diagram. Ensure the damper blade moves freely through its full range of motion before restoring system power.