elco EKEVO 6 G-E - Lamtec 6; 16 Nm Servomotor

05/2019 - Art. Nr. 4200 1043 1803F 45
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Commissioning
Lamtec 6 / 16 Nm servomotor
Technical data
6 Nm:
Voltage: 230 V AC
Frequency: 50 Hz
Angle of rotation: 90°
Running time: 60 sec. for 90°
Nominal torque: 6 Nm
Static holding moment: 4,5 Nm
Dimensions (W x H x D): 101 mm x 117 mm x 170,5 mm
Potentiometer (fitted): 5 k
Stud S
Setting screw F
Technical data
16 Nm:
Voltage: 230 V AC
Frequency: 50 Hz
Angle of rotation: 90°
Running time: 40 sec. for 90°
Nominal torque: 16 Nm
Static holding moment: 12 Nm
Dimensions (W x H x D): 102 mm x 120 mm x 153 mm
Potentiometer (fitted): 5 k
Like the STM 40, the Lamtec 662R2127
servomotor is also used with "Lamtec"
branded products (Etamatic, Etamatic OEM,
VMS, FMS).
For instructions on how to connect the
servomotor, please see the electrical diagram
for the burner.
Safety instructions for setting the STM40
and the Lamtec servomotor
• Once the safety settings have been
adjusted, check whether the electrical
signals on the servomotor–particularly the
position reading–corresponding to the
mechanical position of the servomotor!
This is particularly important for limit
switches!
• Before commissioning, make sure limit
switches are properly set to prevent the
actuator from reaching the mechanical
stop.
This could consume too much current and
hence damage the actuator, the motor or
the mechanics.
WARNING
When working on open servomotors that are
ready to run, there is a risk of touching live
parts (24/115/230/400V AC~) ! Risk of
electrocution!
Setting limit switches on Lamtec
servomotor
Limit switches with 15° step locking cams
have a factor setting of 90° or 135°.
For precision regulation, adjust screw "F"
using a screwdriver until a light click is heard
in the switch.
Check regulation by moving electrically to the
switching point, readjust if necessary and
insert stud "S" on the camshaft using a 1.5
mm spider wrench. As with the limit switch,
for precision regulation, adjust screw "F"
using a screwdriver until a light click is heard
in the switch. Check the switching position by
rotating electrically; tighten stud "S" and
secure against loosening.
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