45mm Tubular Motor

A: If you're looking for something a bit more powerful, our 45mm standard tubular motor might be the right fit. The larger size often correlates with a higher load capacity. While the exact load capacity can vary depending on the specific model, generally, a 45mm tubular motor can handle heavier loads compared to a smaller - sized one. It's suitable for larger roller shutters or heavy - duty awnings.

A: Tubular Linear Motors are electromagnetic devices. They work on the basic principle of a magnetic field interacting with an electric current to produce force. However, unlike rotary motors that convert this force into a circular motion, Tubular Linear Motors apply this force directly along a linear path.

A: A tubular motor, also known as a tube motor or tubular linear motor, consists of a magnetic rotor and an electric coil in a housing. The piston rod is the magnetic rotor (magnets placed at fixed distances in a tube). The box is the electric coil. The magnetic rotor slides through a plastic slide bushing, which is housed in the coil box. When the coil is energized, the magnetic rotor thus moves. An integrated distance measuring system enables position detection.

A: Tubular motors are equipped with an integrated manual override. To manually operate the door use the winding shaft provided. On non-rated counter doors, the manual override allows you to open or close the door in case of a power failure. NOTE: On rated counter doors, the manual override is operable only if the electromagnetic clutch of the release mechanism located at the opposite end of the barrel is engaged.

A: The required torque is calculated by multiplying the sum of load torque and acceleration torque by the safety factor. When the required torque for the motor varies over time, determine if the motor can be used by calculating the effective load torque.

A: One of the most basic yet crucial steps in maintaining the appearance of a 45mm Manual Tubular Motor is regular cleaning. Dust, dirt, and debris can accumulate on the motor's surface over time, making it look dull and unappealing. Moreover, these contaminants can also affect the motor's performance if they enter the internal components.

A: First, you must delete any limits previously programmed. It is then mandatory that you set the retracted inner limit first, then the outer limit.

A: In a wired installation, the command to the motor is sent via electric cables. In the radio system, the commands are transmitters via radio waves without the need for electric wires between the motor and the user interface. The control is then mobile which will allow you to control your motorized products from a few meters. The installation is faster with radio motors since there is no need for a wired switch, preventing any installation damage to your walls.

A: With a diameter of 45mm, the motor comes with three drive wheel options (63mm, 70mm, 73mm) to accommodate various tube sizes. Be sure to measure your tube to ensure compatibility. If unsure, please consult the seller for guidance.