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Becker Rolladenmotor R40-17-E01 40Nm

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Becker Rolladenmotor R40-17-E01 40NmBecker Rolladenmotor R40 17 E01 2040 120 115 0 Rolladenmotor ohne Funk mit Blockier und Hinderniserkennung automatische Endlagenerkennung VDE Zertifizierung Ruhiger leiser Lauf Automatischer Behanglngenausgleich Parallel schaltbar ohne Trennrelais steckbarer Anschlussleitung berlastungsschutz Dieser Rohrmotor ist ausschlielich fr den Einsatz im Rollladen und Rolltorbereich geeignet Um eine lange Lebensdauer zu gewhrleisten werden ausschlielich

Becker Rolladenmotor R40-17-E01

2040 120 115 0 

  • Rolladenmotor ohne Funk
  • mit Blockier- und Hinderniserkennung
  • automatische Endlagenerkennung
  • VDE-Zertifizierung
  • Ruhiger leiser Lauf
  • Automatischer Behanglängenausgleich
  • Parallel schaltbar ohne Trennrelais
  • steckbarer Anschlussleitung
  • Überlastungsschutz
  • Dieser Rohrmotor ist ausschließlich für den Einsatz im Rollladen- und Rolltorbereich geeignet
  • Um eine lange Lebensdauer zu gewährleisten werden ausschließlich rostfreie, witterungs- und feuchtigkeitsbeständige Materialen verbaut
  • Geringe Belastung von Behang und Anschlag durch ständige Optimierung der Anschlagskräfte
  • Durch ein integriertes Trennrelais können mehrer Motoren parallel angeschlossen und über eine Steuerung oder Schalter bedient werden. Die Anzahl anschließbarer Motoren ist von der Belastbarkeit der Schnittstelle und der Sicherung abhängig.
  • Das Anschlusskabel ist per Steckverbindung mit dem Motor verbunden und austauschbar und in verschiedenen Ausführungen und Längen lieferbar
  • Bei hoher Wärmeentwicklung (z.B. durch Dauerbetrieb) unterbricht ein Thermoschutzschalter die Stromzufuhr zum Motor. Nach Abkühlung ist eine Bedienung wieder möglich
  • Der Behang kann den Motorkopf überwickeln. Ein Einsatz ist auch bei engsten Platzverhältnissen möglich
  • Ehemalige/Alternative Typbezeichnungen dieses Motors: R../17PR+, R../17C PR+, R../17C PRO+ (z.B. R8/17C PR+)
  • Nenndrehmoment: 40Nm
  • Nenngeschwindgkeit: 17 U/Min.  
  • Nennspannung: 230 V
  • Frequenz: 50Hz 
  • Leistungsaufnahme: 260W
  • Stromaufnahme: 1,15A
  • Außendurchmesser: 45mm
  • Schutzart IP44
  • Frequenz 50Hz
  • Gesammtlänge: 596,5mm

    Lieferumfang: 1 Motor mit Anschlussleitung

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