• Towers, often the highest metal parts in the vicinity, require extreme caution during erection and
placement. Extreme care must be taken during erection so that metal towers and beams do not
contact power lines even if the beams slip or rotate, towers fall or fracture or metal wires blow in
• Metal towers or other
osition mechanisms must be
latted so that if the
fracture or blow over in
high winds, they cannot contact power lines, be a hazard to individuals, or endanger property.
• When not mounted within a tower with a thrust bearing as shown in Figure 4, the rotutor must be
DEBATED.
SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage 120 VAC 50/60 Hz
Optional 220 VAC 50/60 Hz
Motor 24 VAC, 2.25 Amp, split phase
Power Transformer 120 VAC/26 VAC
10% duty, thermal switch protected
Optional 220 VAC/26 VAC
10% duty, thermal switch protected
Meter Transformer 120 VAC/23 VAC
Optional 220 VAC/23 VAC continuous duty
Meter DC Voltmeter 1000 ohms/volts
1 MA full scale
Meter Scale Direct Reading:
North centered, 5 degree increments
Optional Direct Reading:
South centered, 5 degree increments
Maxumim Antenna Size:
A. Tower mounted as per Figure 3 8.5 square feet (.79 sq. m) of wind surface area
B. Outside tower or mast mounted as per Fig. 5 or 7 5.0 square feet (.46 sq. m) of wind surface area
Operational Temperature Range -30 degrees to 210 degrees F (-34 to 99 degrees Celsius)
Maximum Interconnect Cable Resistance:
A. Terminal 1 1.0 ohms
B. Terminals 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 2.5 ohms
Rotation Time 45-60 seconds with 60 Hz input
Brake Automatic Disc Type
Rotator Size 8 inches (20 cm)
Maximum diameter by 17 3/8 inches (44 cm) high
Maximum Antenna Mast Size 2 1/16” O.D. (52 mm)
Mounting Hardware Plated Steel Hardware and Plated Steel Clamps
Control Unit Size 8.5 inches (21.6 cm) wide by 9.0 inches (22.8 cm) deep
Shipping Volume 2411.02 cubic inches (0.0395 cu. M)
Shipping Weight 22.0 pounds (9.98kg)
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