This manual provides safety guidelines, installation checks, electrical connections, maintenance procedures, and troubleshooting for the GTW7/GTW8/GTW9/9S…
About this manual
The document introduces the GTW7, GTW8, GTW9 and GTW9S series permanent‑magnet synchronous elevator traction machines, covering safety rules, pre‑use inspections, operating conditions, and installation requirements. It also explains the meaning of the nameplate data and the layout of the machine components.
Detailed sections describe electrical wiring, brake system adjustment, system‑link debugging, encoder installation, and technical parameters for each model. Maintenance advice, lubrication, emergency rescue procedures, and fault diagnosis are provided to help technicians keep the machines operating safely and reliably. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Foreword
- Safety Precautions
- Pre‑use Inspection
- Operating Conditions
- Installation Notes
- Model Specification
- Nameplate Explanation
- Machine Parts Overview
- Usage Guidelines
- Transportation and Storage
Specifications
| Load capacity (GTW9‑101P0) | 1000 Kg |
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| Rated speed (GTW9‑101P0) | 1.0 m/s |
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| Maximum operating altitude | 1000 m |
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| Operating air temperature range | +5 °C to +40 °C |
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| Maximum relative humidity at +40 °C | 50 % |
Frequently asked questions
Which safety standard must be followed when operating the GTW series traction machines?
Operators must comply with GB 7588‑2003 “Elevator Manufacturing and Installation Safety Code” and any local standards applicable to the installation region.
What is the maximum altitude at which the GTW machines can operate without special design?
The machines can operate up to 1000 m altitude; higher altitudes require a specially designed version.