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Drayton ZA5 Actuator

Drayton ZA5 Actuator

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£49.91
Ex VAT: £41.59
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HCO Code: 15B57P
Availability:  In Stock

Replacement Actuator for:

Drayton ZA5/679-2 Zone Valve.
Drayton ZA5/679-3 Diverter Valve.
British Gas BGMVSP-2 Zone Valve.

Drayton part number 27650

Can be used to replace 8-716-108-723 (87161087230) or 8-718-684-238 (87186842380) when used with Regin Plug socket (see related products)

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  • The Regin plug/socket would be used to attach your existing plug and lead rather than replace the plug.

  • Yes, it comes with a 1m cable pre-wired to the actuator.

  • Yes it is.

  • Hi.  No, you need MA1 actuator HCO Code 23D03.
  • If you can remove the actuator and control the flow by manually rotating the shaft, then it will be the actuator only. If rotating the shaft doesn't effect flow (or if the shaft is stuck) then a whole valve will be needed.
  • Yes, but this doesn't have the plug on the end of the cable. So you will need to use the Regin Plug/socket (In "Related Items") to connect the old plug to the new actuator.
  • I'm afraid not.
  • The ZA5 would be suitable. You would also need the regin 5-way to fit the old plug to the new head. See the related tab.
  • Yes it will wire exactly the same.
  • Yes, the wiring is the same. This one comes with bare ends, so you need to fit the old plug to the new actuator. This is easier using the Regin 5-way Plug/Socket under the related tab.
  • The A B on the side is a position indicator
  • Yes you can.
  • No, you will need the MA1 actuator.
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  • The Regin plug/socket would be used to attach your existing plug and lead rather than replace the plug.

  • Yes, it comes with a 1m cable pre-wired to the actuator.

  • Yes it is.

  • Hi.  No, you need MA1 actuator HCO Code 23D03.
  • If you can remove the actuator and control the flow by manually rotating the shaft, then it will be the actuator only. If rotating the shaft doesn't effect flow (or if the shaft is stuck) then a whole valve will be needed.
  • Yes, but this doesn't have the plug on the end of the cable. So you will need to use the Regin Plug/socket (In "Related Items") to connect the old plug to the new actuator.
  • I'm afraid not.
  • The ZA5 would be suitable. You would also need the regin 5-way to fit the old plug to the new head. See the related tab.
  • Yes it will wire exactly the same.
  • Yes, the wiring is the same. This one comes with bare ends, so you need to fit the old plug to the new actuator. This is easier using the Regin 5-way Plug/Socket under the related tab.
  • The A B on the side is a position indicator
  • Yes you can.
  • No, you will need the MA1 actuator.
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