Temperature control dampers are key devices used to regulate air flow in air conditioning systems or other temperature control systems. They maintain the temperature of a specific area or piece of equipment within a set range by controlling the flow of air. 

Working principle:

• The temperature control damper is usually equipped with a temperature sensor, which adjusts the opening and closing of the damper based on the temperature information collected by the sensor.

• When the ambient temperature is higher than the set value, the control system will send a signal to the damper to open it and increase the air flow to reduce the temperature.

• When the ambient temperature is lower than the set value, the damper will close or partially close, reducing the air flow to increase the temperature.

Application areas:

• Temperature control dampers are widely used in building HVAC systems to help achieve precise control of indoor temperature.

• Also used in industrial equipment and laboratories to ensure stable temperatures in equipment or experimental areas.

Features and Benefits:

• It has a high degree of automation and can automatically adjust according to the preset temperature range.

• Improve energy efficiency, adjust air flow according to actual needs, and avoid energy waste.

• Remote monitoring and adjustment are carried out through the network or centralized control system to facilitate management and maintenance.

When selecting a temperature control damper, you need to consider factors such as the system's control accuracy, the air flow it can withstand, and the usage environment to ensure that the damper can effectively meet the temperature control needs.