Actuator FAAC 414 right — FAAC gate wing operator model 414 (actuator) right-side

FAAC 414 right actuator is a replacement hydraulic/electromechanical unit intended for single-leaf swing gates of the FAAC 414 series. This right-side actuator is designed to operate as the right-hand arm within an existing FAAC 414 installation, providing controlled opening and closing for residential and light-commercial gates. The unit is suitable for repair or upgrade of compatible systems; actual fit depends on gate geometry, hinge placement and mounting hardware.

Advantages

The actuator combines hydraulic motion control with an electromechanical drive to deliver smooth, reliable gate movement and consistent cycle performance. Its right-side configuration simplifies matching to installations that require a right-hand arm without altering the opposite leaf. The design supports adjustable stroke and force settings where applicable, enabling alignment with gate weight and wind load conditions. Built for routine outdoor use, the unit integrates with common FAAC control accessories and safety devices to maintain compliant operation.

Suitable for

• Single-leaf swing gates in residential properties
• Light-commercial single-leaf gates requiring reliable actuation
• Replacement of a worn or damaged right-side actuator in FAAC 414 setups
• Upgrades where preserving the existing mounting points is preferred

Key specifications

• Type: right-side actuator for single-leaf swing gates
• Operation: hydraulic/electromechanical actuation for controlled movement
• Application: residential and light-commercial gate automation
• Compatibility: fits FAAC 414 series installations depending on gate geometry and mounting hardware
• Installation: external mounting to gate leaf and post or pillar, requires correct hinge alignment

How to use

Install the right-side actuator in place of the existing unit or as a new installation matching the FAAC 414 series mounting arrangement. Position the actuator so the arm connects securely to the gate leaf and the bracket is anchored to the supporting post or pillar. Connect electrical and hydraulic/electromechanical interfaces according to the system wiring diagram and local electrical codes. After mounting and connection, adjust stroke and force settings to suit gate weight, balance and environmental loads, and test opening and closing cycles together with safety edges, photocells and command controls.

Usage recommendations

Use a qualified technician for installation and electrical connections. Confirm mechanical compatibility with gate geometry and hinge positions before purchase. Regularly inspect mounting points, seals and connections, and follow the FAAC maintenance intervals for lubrication and safety checks to ensure long-term reliable operation.