Electromagnetic Clutch/Brake Power Supply Unit Manual

This document introduces the power supply for clutches and brakes. The power supply has different models and specifications, suitable for clutches and brakes with different voltages. The document lists the characteristics and applications of various models.


Electromagnetic Clutch/Brake Power Supply Unit Manual - cover page
Brand
Power
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
26
File format
PDF
File size
5.2 MB
Published
10 November, 2011
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3FEEA6E11866A8A212102EB13CA5A3D1

About this manual

This manual provides specifications, wiring diagrams, protection functions and operating instructions for the electromagnetic clutch and brake power supply units. It covers a range of models (BEH, BEJ, BE, BER, BEZ, BEW, etc.) and explains how to select, install and operate the units safely.

The document includes details on input voltage options, output voltage regulation, protection features such as over‑current and over‑voltage detection, and guidance on single‑action and dual‑action control modes. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Model Overview
  • Electrical Specifications
  • Installation and Wiring
  • Control Modes
  • Protection Functions
  • Adjustment and Settings
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

Output voltage (constant excitation)DC 24 V
Over‑excitation voltageDC 100 V (for AC100V input) / DC 180 V (for AC200V input)
Output power (continuous)25 W (typical)
Operating temperature range-10 °C to +50 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the constant excitation output voltage?

The constant excitation voltage is DC 24 V.

Does the unit provide over‑current protection?

Yes, the power supply includes an internal over‑current protection circuit that stops the output when a fault is detected.

Can the unit operate in both single‑action and dual‑action modes?

Yes, it can be configured for single‑action (individual clutch or brake control) or dual‑action (combined clutch‑brake control) modes, but both modes cannot be active simultaneously.

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