brel-motors MS55-60 User manual

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BREL motors is part of:
Manual Brel 55mm standard motor
Type MS55
Read the manual before you begin the installation. If these instructions are not followed,
this may lead to defects and injury in which warranty can t be claimed.
warning:
Children cannot recognize the dangers of electrical equipment and may therefore not work with it
It is important to follow this instruction for your own safety.
1 Do not operate the motor in humid surroundings
2 The motor must be installed correctly
3 The motor must be protected from direct moisture influences
4 The motor should be installed with the motor cable down in order to prevent moisture via the motor cable is running in the
motor See Figure 1
5 It is prohibited to connect two motors on a switch without using a relay control Figure 1
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Technical data of the motor Type MS55-60 Type MS55-80 Type MS55-120
• Motor Voltage: AC 230V AC 230V AC 230V
• Power: 320Watt 385Watt 393Watt
• Torque: 60Nm 80Nm 120Nm
• Speed: 12rpm 12rpm 7rpm
• Ampèrage: 1 39A 1 65A 1 68A
• Moisture and dust: IP44 IP44 IP44
• Working temperature of the motor:
o Normal use: -10℃ tot +40℃
o Heavy use: -20℃ tot +70℃

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Installing the motor
Put the forelock in the forelock-track, slide the adaptation over and fix the sealring in the dedicated slot
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Setting the end limits of the motor
To determine where the motor must stop, you must use the supplied adjustment pin
The large arrow indicates in which direction you change the end limits
By turning to the Plus or Minus you can change the end limits
By turning to the Plus, the motor will make more rotations
By turning to the Minus, the motor will make les rotations
The setting needs to be done for both directions of rotation
If the motor is stopped by it selves, do not make more than one rotation to the minus
This can disrupt the adjustment