
Electronic motor brake 230V 10A, adjustable braking time
Board version, braking time approximately 5-16 seconds.
Item No. 8702.0005
Special Features
- For decelerating three-phase and single-phase motors
- Braking system according to DIN EN 19085-1, PL = b according to DIN EN ISO 13849-1 and complies with the requirements of EN60204 sec. 9.2.5.4.2 "Emergency stop" in category 1
- Cost-effective
- Maintenance-free
- Minimal installation effort, as the brake module can be integrated into all common series
- Adjustable braking current
- Brake ventilation not required (necessary for mechanical brakes, e.g., for knife changes)
Versions
Item No. | Delivery Time | Stock | Quantities / Prices |
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8702.0005 | 1 day(s) | 665 |
Technical Features
Series Specifications
rated voltage
230V 50-60Hz or 400V 50-60Hz, depending on the version.
Max. braking current
10A
Performance Level
PL = b according to DIN EN ISO 13849-1
PFH
1.14x10^-6 h^-1
Test number
IFA1603009
Power semiconductor
Thyristor = 12A/800V Diodes = 6A/1000V
Pre-insurance
16AgL
Connections
with flat terminal sleeves 6.3x0.8mm
Active braking time
Optional approx. 6 sec. and approx. 12 sec., or adjustable (Mod.No. 8702.0005)
Brake current adjustment
Continuously adjustable, motor and circuit dependent.
brake frequency
10% ED at 10 sec. braking time (36/h)
Activation time
300ms
Function
Phase-cut control
Mode of action
Direct current braking
Use
Sine wave mains voltage required, no generator operation, for generator operation see diode brake.
Optical display
Optionally with brake indicator (display for triggered fuse)
ambient temperature
-10°C ... +45°C
Storage temperature
-25°C ... +75°C
Dimensions
75 x 54 x 25mm (LxWxH)
Weight
approx. 58g
self-consumption
230V / 400V approximately 0.3W / 0.6W
Individual Parameters
Voltage
230 V
Frequency
50/60 Hz
Active braking time
approximately 5-16
Adjustable braking time
Yes
Manufacturer
Klinger & Born GmbH, In den Schlangenäckern 5, DE - 64395 Brensbach
Downloads
Downloads for the Series
Wiring diagram 3Ph-400V - Control voltage 230VWiring diagram 1Ph-230V
Manual
Function description
Electronic brakes are used to decelerate squirrel-cage induction machines and single-phase AC capacitor motors after switching off within 10 seconds. For this purpose, a controllable direct current flows through one or more windings of the motor when the operating supply is switched off. This is generated by a thyristor phase control for a preset time and is then turned off. High currents are induced in the rotating squirrel cage against the field, resulting in a correspondingly high braking torque.
Protection of the Brake
To protect the electronic brake against short circuits and voltage spikes, especially during reactivation while braking, we implement all switches with a patented switching device (pre-switch opener) developed by us.
Motor Heating During Braking
The motor heating during braking due to direct current supply corresponds to the heating occurring during motor startup. If motors are frequently started and braked, the motor temperature should additionally be monitored by a thermistor (temperature sensor).
Braking Current Adjustment
The level of the braking current depends on the motor and the flywheel mass. It can be adjusted in height at a rotary potentiometer (phase control). Experience has shown that it is advisable to test the motors with flywheel mass in our facility for larger series to achieve the optimal brake setting. Upon request, an external adjustment option can be provided in all switch series.