Aprimatic ONDA 500 / ONDA 800 Installation Guide

This document is an electric motor instruction manual that introduces how to use the motor, precautions, maintenance and maintenance.


Aprimatic ONDA 500 / ONDA 800 Installation Guide - cover page
Brand
Aprimatic
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Italian
Pages
31
File format
PDF
File size
619 KB
Published
05 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing and commissioning the Aprimatic ONDA 500 and ONDA 800 geared‑motors, which are designed for residential sliding gates and doors. It covers safety precautions, preparation work, component arrangement, and wiring details to ensure a reliable and safe operation.

The guide also includes technical data, recommended tools, foundation and anchoring methods, and adjustment procedures for torque limiters and safety devices. Qualified installers can use it to verify correct assembly, perform functional tests, and train end users on proper use. This manual is written in Italian.

What's inside

  • Technical Data
  • Preliminary Checks
  • Preparation for Installation
  • Installation of Automatic Control Unit
  • Foundation and Anchoring
  • Component List
  • Wheels and Guides
  • Safety Devices
  • Electrical Connections
  • Trimmer Adjustment

Specifications

Power supply (V)230V ±10% (50/60 Hz)
Maximum absorbed power (W)260 W
Capacitor (µF)20 µF (ONDA 500), 25 µF (ONDA 800)
Working temperature (°C)–25 °C to +70 °C (internal unit)
Weight (kg)14 kg
Maximum gate weight (kg)500 kg (ONDA 500), 800 kg (ONDA 800)
Maximum shaft torque (daNm)3 daNm (ONDA 500), 4 daNm (ONDA 800)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum gate weight for the ONDA 500 and ONDA 800 models?

The ONDA 500 can drive gates up to 500 kg, while the ONDA 800 can handle gates up to 800 kg.

What power supply voltage is required for the geared‑motor?

The motor requires a 230 V supply with a tolerance of ±10 % at 50 Hz or 60 Hz.

How should the foundation plate be positioned in areas with heavy snow or flood risk?

The foundation plate should be placed 20–30 cm above the ground to avoid snow or flood damage.

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