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Belimo LM230ASR actuator Wire Mapping

 Belimo LM230ASR actuator Wire Mapping

To wire the Belimo LM230ASR modulating damper actuator properly, you need to handle two separate pre-installed cables: the Power Supply Cable (2-wire) and the Control/Signal Cable (4-wire).

This device operates on high voltage (AC 100…240 V). Always ensure the main power supply is completely turned off at the breaker before stripping or connecting any wires. 

This cable provides mains power to the actuator. Connect it to your AC source as follows: 

  • Blue Wire : Connect to Neutral (N).
  • Brown Wire : Connect to Line / Phase / Hot (L)

This cable connects to your controller or Building Management System (BMS) to handle the 2…10 V modulating command and position feedback. Connect it as follows: 

  • Black Wire : Connect to System Common / Ground (-) for the control signal. 
  • Red Wire : Do not connect / Cap off(Note: This wire outputs an auxiliary DC 24V supply from the actuator, which is rarely used unless powering an external positioner). 
  • White Wire : Connect to the Control Signal Input (Y) from your controller (accepts a DC 2…10 V modulating signal). 
  • Orange Wire : Connect to the Position Feedback Input (U) on your controller (outputs a DC 2…10 V signal representing 0…100% damper position). If feedback monitoring is not required, cap this wire off. 
Cable FunctionWire Label / ColorConnect ToDescription
Power SupplyBlueNeutral (N)Mains Neutral input
BrownLine (L)Mains Hot input (100–240 V AC)
Control / SignalsBlackCommon (-)Signal Ground reference
RedCapped OffAuxiliary DC 24V Output (Isolate safely)
WhiteInput (Y)DC 2…10 V control signal from BMS
OrangeFeedback (U)DC 2…10 V position output to BMS

Once wired, check the small orange toggle switch on the front face of the actuator labeled 0 / 1

  • Setting it to 0 causes a 0V/2V signal to drive the actuator Counter-Clockwise (CCW).
  • Setting it to 1 causes a 0V/2V signal to drive the actuator Clockwise (CW).
  • Match this switch configuration to your damper’s physical orientation so that the actuator opens and closes in the correct direction.

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