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Hilger & Kern frenomat & frenostat Electronic Brakes Technical Data
The document provides general information about Hilger & Kern's electronic brake series frenomat and frenostat, including export‑related cUL certification, CE marking, EMV compliance and mechanical strength testing. It describes the functional principles, features such as optical status displays, overload protection and integrated temperature monitoring, and gives example applications like swing‑sieve braking.
Detailed technical data are listed for the various device sizes, including maximum braking currents, input and output voltages, operating temperature range, dimensions, weight, wiring recommendations and optional network‑smoothing chokes. Installation and commissioning notes cover safety precautions, potentiometer settings, LED status indicators and over‑heat protection mechanisms. This manual is written in German.
Covers: Allgemeines · Funktion · Funktionsprinzip · frenomat 2 · frenostat 2000 · Bremsstromerfassung
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HUK DOPAG-frenoKatalog_engl technology data(German)
Provides general information about electronic brake units frenomat® and frenostat®, including cUL approval, EU Declaration of Conformity, line choke, mechanical stability certification, application/operating principle, frenomat 2 brake unit, frenostat 2000 brake unit and technical data.
Hilger & Kern frenomat & frenostat Electronic Brakes Technical Data
Datasheet 16 pages · 1.4 MB · DETechnical data sheet for Hilger & Kern frenomat and frenostat electronic brake devices, covering specifications, dimensions and installation details.
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What export certification do the frenomat and frenostat brakes have?
They are listed with Underwriters Laboratories Inc. cUL (UL File No. 225692, Control No. 1 Y D 1).
From: Hilger & Kern frenomat & frenostat Electronic Brakes Technical Data
How is the required braking current calculated?
The braking current should be at least three times the motor’s rated current.
From: Hilger & Kern frenomat & frenostat Electronic Brakes Technical Data
