Resideo m6410a1029 Zone Valve Actuator 24V Proportional

Product Description

The RESIDEO m6410a1029 is a 24-volt AC electric zone valve actuator designed to modulate flow in hydronic heating and cooling distribution systems. Operating on a proportional control signal, the actuator positions the valve incrementally rather than snapping open or closed, allowing precise zone-by-zone flow control. It delivers 41 inch-pounds of torque with a 1/4-inch stroke length and completes a full cycle in 125 seconds. The non-spring-return design holds its last position on power loss. Licensed HVAC technicians and plumbers install this actuator in residential and light commercial hydronic systems where accurate zone management is required.

The m6410a1029 is suited for installation on compatible 3000 Series zone control valves in hot-water heating, chilled-water cooling, and steam distribution applications. It is commonly deployed in multi-zone hydronic systems where individual zone temperature control is managed through a zone controller or building automation system. The 5-foot cable lead provides connection flexibility in tight mechanical spaces, and the compact footprint — 2-3/8 inches tall, 2 inches wide, and 4 inches deep — fits most valve head locations without clearance issues.

Key Features

• Proportional control signal for precise, incremental valve positioning
• 41 inch-pounds of torque with a 1/4-inch stroke length
• 24-volt AC operation compatible with standard low-voltage zone control wiring
• Non-spring-return action holds valve position on power loss
• 125-second cycle time suits modulating hydronic applications
• 5-foot cable lead simplifies field wiring in confined mechanical areas

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible 3000 Series zone control valves in 24V AC hydronic zone control systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or plumber familiar with hydronic system controls. Shut off system power and depressurize or isolate the affected zone before mounting the actuator to the valve body. Wiring must comply with applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage control circuits. Verify actuator stroke direction and control signal type match the zone controller output before commissioning.