Erie AG13A02A Actuator 24V 18" Leads, 1" x 1" x 1"

One of five met the end of the road, so to speak. Replacement took me about five minutes (even remembered to turn the boiler power off first). Just pay attention to rotating it slightly when installing it over the shaft sticking up from the inline portion. Google, and a son being a technician in the field allowed me to be prepared. This unit has performed flawlessly.

I was disappointed in the shipper’s packaging. The product escaped its paperboard packaging box and was banging around in the thin bag it was shipped in. Needed to have more protection.

These work fine, controlling the heat to various zones in a hydronic floor heated house but, they don't last. Every few years, it seems, I replace one of several. Should this be so? Don't know. But they're not cheap, and along with the bill from the plumber to replace them, it's more than an annoyance. Is there an alternative. Not that I know of, and the plumber (who I trust) tells me the competition isn't any better.

I always keep some of these around for replacing failed 20-year-old units. I have 2 boilers and 4 zone valves to deal with. Simple lever attachment to the existing zone valve, and 4 wires to connect. The hardest part is diagnosing the problem to begin with. In this case the old actuator worked, but the limit switch to start the boiler was very intermittent, so the boiler would fail to start after a few times. On my boiler it gets about 3 tries, and then the boiler controls lock-out.

Almost like clockwork, this model fails at about the 12 month mark over the last 3 years ! I would have given it a 1 star rating except the company so far has stood behind its warranty and have replaced the failed units free of charge albeit the company that ships the part is slow in getting the part out. And let’s not forget the cost to have it replaced each time it fails.

This zone valve head directly replaced a defective one of the same model number on my hydronic boiler heating system. The swap took about a minute. No need to worry about which wires go where, because it's pretty much a "switch" on the black wires and red ones. One thing in the manual that I did not see anywhere else was that you need to lock the unit into the "Open" slot before installing it. I think that just lines up the flat part of the actual brass valve part behind the motor head. When you restore power to the system and this thing sees the call for heat, it will automatically move the lever into the regular position. All in all, great value for a critical component of my system.

Works like a charm! Plumbing company wanted to charge me $1000.00 to install this part. After telling them where to go I ordered this part and watched a YouTube video. Installed it in less than 15 minutes and had my heat warming the house in 30 minutes. Really a great buy and company ships immediately👍👍👍👍

I am not a plumber, or an electrician, just a DIY home owner. This was easy to replace and it saved me $250 from the oil company doing it for me.

Facile à remplacer. Cet item a bien réglé mon problème.

Works as it should.

Amazon service was quick to send item and it was easy to install on my own with th instructions

Good

I have installed to replace an old solenoid. Worked great. Thanks