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Hi all can you help please , have got a danfoss rotary actuator amb 162 plumbed into a standard s plan . It has two flexes on it . One flex has brown blue white , the other 3 whites labelled 1,2,3. Any help on where these go in the wiring set up
thanks
 
take it back if you just bought it and get yourself a Honeywell one, if you are qualified then easy to do wiring, if not then get an electrician.
 

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