Technical Data Reducers Worm Gear Reducers Motor Specifications
Wire connection
1. Rotating direction
Motor Capacity | Connection | Rotating direction | Connection | Rotating direction |
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0.1kW ~ 5.5kW |
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2. Wire connection for brake motor
- ・Standard products are shipped with AC internal wiring.
- ・Response times will differ depending on the wiring. Refer to the following and select the wiring that best suits the application.
Application | 3 Phase 200V | 3 Phase 400V | |||
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0.1kW ~ 5.5kW | 0.1kW ~ 0.4kW | 0.75kW ~ 3.7kW | 5.5kW | ||
AC internal wiring |
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![]() Only 5.5 kW is PM180B. |
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AC external wiring |
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![]() Only 5.5 kW is PM180B. |
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AC external operation |
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*3: Brake power source |
![]() Note ・Note. The brown lead (N) wired into the wiring nut must be isolated from the terminal block. Also, use a 60 V transformer when using a transformer to wire rectifires. |
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DC external wiring |
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![]() PM180B rectifire is for AC power supply only |
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- M:Motor
- B:Brake
- MC:Magnetic contactor
- MCa:Auxiliary relay
- OCR:Overcurrent relay DM200D、PM180B、DM400D
- -N-:Protection element (Varistor )
- Note 1)The brake voltage is 90 VDC. (When inputting 200 VAC to DM200D or PM180B )
- Note 2)When using individual DC switching, the brake power supply can be damaged depending on the wiring length, wiring method, relay type, or other factors. Connect a varistor between the individual DC switching terminals. Connecting closer to the brake power supply (blue lead wire) will be most effective. The specific models of the varistors are as follows. Select a varistor voltage of 470 V for DM200D. (DM400D rectifies are varistor built-in type and no need of additional installation. )
Product name Company name Model No. For DM200D Surge Absorber Panasonic ERZV14D471 Zetrap Fuji Electric ENE471D-14A Ceramic Varistor Nippon Chemi-Con TND14V-471KB00AAA0 - Note 3)For *1 in the diagram, use an auxiliary relay (MCa) with a contact capacity of 200 VAC / 7 A or more (resistive load).
When using an MC auxiliary contact or auxiliary relay for *2 in the diagram, use a device with a contact capacity of 200 VAC / 10 A or more (resistive load). - Note 4)For the auxiliary relay (MCa) in ※ 4 (in the above diagram), use one with a contact voltage of 400–440 V AC and an inductive load of 1 A or higher.
- Note 5)For the auxiliary relay (MCa) in ※ 5 (in the above diagram), connect in a series of two or three relays with a contact voltage of 400–440 V AC and an inductive load of 1 A or higher.