Induction Motor less than 90W (When 90W is used, external resistance is needed.) Reversible Motor less than 60W (When 60W is used, external resistance is needed.)
Permissible Braking
less than 3A
Braking Current Time
about 0.5 seconds
Ambient Temperature
-10~50?/85%??
Caution of connection 1. - Connections differ with types and output power of the motors. - Connect like diagram A for motor of output power 25W or less - Connect like diagram B for motor of output power 25W to 60W. - B connection and external braking resistor with external resistance of 30? 50W / 50? 20W is required for motors over 60W.
Switch No
Contact capacity of switch
Remark
SW1
AC 125V/250V 5A more
SW2
AC 125V/250V 5A more
Should be operating at the same time
SW3
DC20 10?
R : braking current
30? 50W/50?20W (External Resistor for Braking)
B diagram+Exterma l Resistor 30? 50W
Ro,Co (SPARK KILLER)
Ro : 5~200? Co:0.1~0.2? 250WV
Operation / Instantaneous Stop - When switch SW2, SW3 are flipped to "RUN", the motor begins to rotate. When these switches are flipped to "STOP", the motor stops instantaneously. Braking current runs through the motor winding for approximately 0.4 seconds and the power is cut automatically.
Direction of Rotation - These diagrams all refer CW rotation as viewed from shaft end of the motor. - Do not change direction of rotation 0.4 seconds in inputting power or after braking operation. - In braking operation SW4 and SW5 should necessarily be connected with CW or CCW direction.
? The capacity of the brake external resistor is the number for the case of one braking in 10 seconds, thus please use the greater capacity for the shorter cycle than this.
Switch No
SWITCH
Remark
SW1
AC 125V/250V 5A more
SW2
AC 125V/250V 5A more
Should be operating at the same time
SW3
DC20 10?
SW4,SW5
AC 125V/250V 5A more
Should be operating at the same time
Ro,Co (SPARK KILLER)
Co:0.1~0.2? 250WV
Operation / Instantaneous Stop - When switch SW2, SW3 are flipped to "RUN", the motor begins to rotate. When these switches are flipped to "STOP", the motor stops instantaneously. Braking current runs through the motor winding for approximately 0.4 seconds and the power is cut automatically.
Direction of Rotation - These diagrams all refer CW rotation as viewed from shaft end of the motor. - Do not change direction of rotation 0.4 seconds in inputting power or after braking operation. - In braking operation SW4 and SW5 should necessarily be connected with CW or CCW direction.
Even when brake pack GBC-1, GBC-2 is used in short operating cycles such as inching operation, the motor can be stopped instantaneously. However, if the motor is operated in a cycle shorter than 0.5 seconds for running and stopping, this will be like repeating starting and instantaneous stopping, and will cause rise of temperature. The temperature of the motor case should be maintained 90? and less regardless of operating cycles.