What is the definition of a remote damper control? A remote damper control is an automated system used to regulate air flow and temperature in a space. It is typically installed in an HVAC system and works by controlling the flow of air into a space through a series of dampers, vents, and other components. The system consists of a controller, the dampers, and the actuators which are used to open and close the dampers. The controller is usually connected to a thermostat or a manual override switch to allow users to manually adjust the temperature of the space. The dampers are used to regulate the amount of air that enters the space, while the actuators are used to open and close the dampers to control the desired air flow. The remote damper contcontrol system is designed to operate in a specific way, often depending on the type of dampers that are used. Dampers are either spring operated, motorized, or electronic, and each type