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FAQ within [ Geared Motors Parallel shaft type ]

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  • High-efficiency standards in foreign countries

    Geared motors are not subject to the regulations because they are products integrated with the reducers. However, when geared motors are used for pumps and ... More Details >>

    • No：20786
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/08/31 12:37

  • High-efficiency standards in foreign countries

    As of April 2018, there are no high-efficiency standards.However, there is a movement to start regulation with capacity of 0.12kW or more from 2020, so you h... More Details >>

    • No：20785
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10

  • Difference between actual gear ratio and nominal gear ratio

    There are two types of gear ratios for Mitsubishi Geared Motors: nominal gear ratio and actual gear ratio. Nominal gear ratios are represented using integers... More Details >>

    • No：20777
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10

  • About CE marking

    Merchandise sold in the EU must display the CE mark, indicating it conforms to EU standard. CE marking indicates that the merchandise complies with the Essen... More Details >>

    • No：20780
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10

  • About coasting time

    The coasting time is the time from when the brake power is turned off until the brake starts braking. The coil has the characteristic that electric current t... More Details >>

    • No：20775
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/09/07 12:40

  • About complying with EN standard

    EN standard is a unified standard concerning safety in Europe, takes precedence over the regulations and standards of each European countries. The manufactur... More Details >>

    • No：20769
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/09/04 14:16

  • Brake connections in the case of use with elevating machines

    For elevator applications, please use Direct current braking method that has the shortest coasting time so that there is no load drop due to the delay in bra... More Details >>

    • No：20774
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/09/07 12:43

  • Overseas support

    We support the primary diagnosis of products and arrangements of spare parts. We do not provide product training or repair support. More Details >>

    • No：20783
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/09/03 14:09

  • Regarding the brake wiring for when the inverter drive is in use.

    When the geared motor is being operated by inverter drive, please do not make connections to the secondary side of the inverter. As for the brake wiring, ple... More Details >>

    • No：20773
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10
    • Update：2018/09/07 14:35

  • Regarding altitude restrictions

    Air pressure falls by about 100 hPa for every 1,000 meters higher you go. This results in the air becomes thinner and a drop in cooling capacity. This can re... More Details >>

    • No：20781
    • Release Date：2018/08/21 16:10

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