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General| Voltage | 24 V DC |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Motor Type | Brushless DC Motor |
| Diameter | 50 mm |
| Roller Diameter | 50 mm |
| Type | RollerDrive |
Provides advice on using the manual and its importance for safe operation and warranty.
Explains the meaning of signal words like Danger, Warning, and Caution for hazard identification.
Explains symbols like NOTICE for material damage and 'i' for important information or steps.
General guidelines for safe operation, emphasizing qualified personnel and compliance with regulations.
Specifies approved industrial applications for the RollerDrive EC200 and prohibits unauthorized modifications.
Lists uses that are not permitted, such as transporting persons or use under impact loads.
Defines requirements for personnel working with the RollerDrive, including understanding manuals and regulations.
Details potential dangers associated with persons, electricity, rotating parts, working environment, and operation.
Discusses potential hazards arising from integrating the RollerDrive into conveyor modules.
Identifies and illustrates the various parts of the RollerDrive EC200.
Explains the RollerDrive EC200 as a self-contained electronic roller, its applications, and motor control.
Describes the stall timing device, slow run protection, and temperature monitor features.
Explains the purpose and information found on the RollerDrive's identification label.
Lists required information for identifying a RollerDrive and provides fields to enter values.
Presents detailed technical specifications including voltage, current, performance, and environmental ratings.
Tabulates performance metrics like gear ratio, torque, speed range, and nominal load for different configurations.
Displays graphical representations of speed, torque, and current for various gear ratios.
Recommends specific Interroll DriveControls for use with the RollerDrive EC200.
Details the pin assignments, colors, functions, and values for the motor plug.
Explains how to adjust speed via voltage on pin 5 and provides a table of speed settings for different gear ratios.
Clarifies the two definitions of roller length (RL_EU and RL_US) used in different regions.
Provides diagrams and dimensions for motor shaft configurations (standard and IP66).
Shows dimensions for various idler cartridge types (straight, O-ring, multi-rib, timing belt).
Provides dimensions for the roller chain hub configurations.
Illustrates groove locations for FTM8 floating and spring-loaded hex idler shaft options.
Describes available versions of conical RollerDrives and angle compensation requirements.
Provides safety precautions and instructions for transporting the RollerDrive.
Outlines important guidelines and warnings for storing the RollerDrive safely.
Highlights safety warnings related to rotating parts, accidental starts, and handling during assembly.
Details risks and precautions for electrical installation to prevent damage or injury.
Guides on positioning the conveyor zone and the RollerDrive within it for optimal force transmission.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting the motor shaft and cable into the conveyor frame.
Instructions for inserting both spring-loaded and FTM8 idler shafts into the conveyor frame.
Details on securing the RollerDrive using nuts and washers, including torque specifications.
Describes the use of a mounting tool for installing multi-rib belts and its dimensions.
Instructions on connecting the motor plug to the DriveControl or other control systems.
Lists essential checks and inspections before the first startup of the RollerDrive.
Safety cautions and notices related to operating the RollerDrive, including rotating parts and induction.
Outlines routine checks to be performed before each startup for safety and proper function.
Steps to follow in case of an accident or malfunction, including stopping the conveyor and seeking help.
Safety warnings for maintenance and cleaning, emphasizing qualified personnel and power disconnection.
Guidelines for routine checks, securing the shaft, and replacing damaged RollerDrives.
Recommendations for cleaning the roller to maintain performance and reduce friction.
Provides a table of common symptoms, possible causes, and troubleshooting steps for errors.
Instructions for safely disconnecting and removing the RollerDrive from the conveyor frame.
States the operator's responsibility for proper disposal according to regulations.
Lists available belts, DriveControls, and wiring accessories with their part numbers and characteristics.
Declares compliance with EC directives and harmonized norms for the RollerDrive EC200.
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