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U

V

 

[V]

1 mm²

1,5 mm²

2,5 mm²

4 mm²

L = A × (U

V

 − 18 V) : 0,0714

A = 0,0714 × L : (U

V

 − 18 V)

[s]

 0

I

  [A] /

P

 [W]

 

 

 

  40 s 

  60 s 

  90 s 

120 s 

150 s

 

 

 

 

1,5   A 

1,0   A 

0,8   A 

0,7   A 

0,7   A

 

  

 

0,26 A 

0,18 A 

0,14 A 

0,12 A 

0,12 A

 

  

 

0,13 A 

0,09 A 

0,07 A 

0,06 A 

0,06 A

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V01 –  26-Mar-2015

Extra information for ...Max – size M

 Cross sections of the inlet line

Pannel

Terminal box Actuator

Line cross section „A“ [mm²]

Voltage 

„U

V

“ [V]

Example: 

24 V power supply with wire diameter 1.5 mm² = cable length 126 m 

For calculation following characteristics are essential:

 U

V

   = supply voltage  [V]

 

A     = line cross section  [mm²]

 

L    

= conduit length  [m]

Factor 0.0714  = drive specific factor  [Vmm²/m] 

 

 

   (based on the electrical conductivity of 

 

 

   electrolytic copper with a coefficient of 56 m/

Ωmm²)  

Maximum 

cable length L

 at existing cross section A

Required 

cable cross section A

 at existing cable length L

Example: A = 1.5 mm², U

V

 = 24 V

Length of cable L = 126 m

Example: L = 250 m, U

V

 = 30 V

Cross section  A = 1,5 mm²

On long distances between voltage supply and drive, voltage drops occur due to line 

resistances. As a consequence with 24 VAC/DC the actuator receives a too low 

tension and does not start. In order to prevent this the cross section of the inlet line 

is to be dimensioned accordingly. 

The accompanying formulas allow the calculation of the necessary line cross section 

respectively maximal permitted conduit length respectively utilizing the existing line 

cross section. 

Alternatively the secondary voltage can be increased by selecting a transformer.

Rated current in acc. with motor running time

Inrush pulse/power

Operating current /power (see table left)

Quiescent current/holding power

 Power input depending on supply voltage

 Voltage 

Current

    24 V DC 

I

Nominal

  120 V AC 

I

Nominal

  240 V AC

 

I

Nominal

The design of the on-site supply depends on the selected motor running time and 

selected supply voltage. Accompanying values are “about values” since there can be 

construction unit dispersions within electronics. The holding power is run time independently 

typical at ~ 5 W. The power consumption for the heater is ~ 16 W. In the heating phase 

the motor is not active! 

The initial starting supply voltage required by the actuators power supply unit is ~ 2.0 A. 

The starting pulse takes about 1 sec. (please consider this while concepting the cross 

section of the supply line). The power factor is between 0.8 and 0.5 in dependence of 

motor running time. A line protection should be min. 2 AT.

Line length „L“ [m]

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Содержание ExMax-50.75

Страница 1: ...alibration These control elements are to be found cable laterally behind the two middle sectioned dummy plugs For operation these must be removed The calibration can be achieved despite lining up power supply at the actuator The explosion prevention is not impaired thereby However it has to be of great concern that the dummy plugs must be rescrewed in order to comply with the IP protection class T...

Страница 2: ... 180 Furthermore it is to be considered that the actuators have a total angle movement of approx 95 in order to realize a pretension on the control element damper or the like Therefore the actuator sits tilted on the damper shaft Attention Mount with appropriate safety precautions only The drive shaft may only be mechanically adjusted either with the provided socket wrench or the optional accessor...

Страница 3: ...igger is mounted directly to the duct or damper wall with pre assembled tapping screws The position of the safety elements must guarantee free air flow Pro TT is mounted to the actuator by means of quick fastener M12 Connection of safety temperature trigger Pro TT Mounting 1 Affix tap holes M8 in accordance with drill template on the damper or to a mounting bracket 2 Adjust drive shaft of the actu...

Страница 4: ... M A Screw mounting bracket MKK M with 4 screws to actuator B Screw terminal box to mounting bracket Mounting of terminal boxes Box to actuator via mounting bracket MKK M accessory Terminal box mounted above the actuator Terminal box mounted beside the actuator Mounting bracket can be mounted every 90 A Place square connection part on actuator s shaft B Mount Switch and fix it with screws Mounting...

Страница 5: ...occur due to line resistances As a consequence with 24 VAC DC the actuator receives a too low tension and does not start In order to prevent this the cross section of the inlet line is to be dimensioned accordingly The accompanying formulas allow the calculation of the necessary line cross section respectively maximal permitted conduit length respectively utilizing the existing line cross section ...

Страница 6: ...s section or power supply Ensure that a constant voltage supply is applied on conductor 1 2 Wait until the required operating temperature is achieved by the actuators internal heating system The actuator will start operating independently Readjust correct circuit Adjust a higher torque at the actuator if possible otherwise exchange for a type with higher torque Examine rule and adjusting signals a...

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