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1. General-usage to intended purpose............................... 4
1.1 Safety declaration ....................................................... 4
1.2 Checking before usage................................................ 6
1.3 Operating conditions .................................................. 6
1.4 Installation .................................................................. 7
1.5 Type code .................................................................... 8
1.6 Nameplate ................................................................... 9
1.7 Product description ..................................................... 9
1.7.1 ERS .............................................................................. 9
1.7.2 ER1、ER2、ER3 ...................................................... 10
1.7.3 ER2D 、ER3D........................................................... 10
1.7.4 ER6D ..........................................................................11
1.8 Usage regulation ....................................................... 11
1.9 Transport and storage ............................................... 12
2. Electrical connection .................................................. 15
2.1 General...................................................................... 15
2.2 Motor connection ...................................................... 16
2.3 Thermal resistance .................................................... 17
2.4 Brake and switch ...................................................... 17
2.5 Encoder connection .................................................. 19
2.5.1 Pulse Encoder............................................................. 20
2.5.2 Sin/Cos Encoder......................................................... 20
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1.4 Installation
Check the permissible base frame or
foundation loads by calculation before
installing the lift machine.
Place the machine on a plane surface with a permissible deviation
from planeness not exceeding 0.1 mm。
Fasten the machine on the frame with
four bolts of strength class 8.8.
Traction machines are generally provided
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with rope slip-off guards. After putting the ropes in place, adjust
them so that the distance between the rope and the rope slip-off
guard does not exceed 2.5 mm.
The revolving parts must be defend according to GB 7588-
2003 “Safety rules for the construction and installation of electric
lifts” /GBT 24478-2009 “Elevator traction machine” protective
treatment.
When installing the machine shall ensure that ventilation is
smooth, ensure dispersing heat by convection and radiation
My company's existing protection grade of permanent
magnet synchronous elevator traction machine for IP 41,
installation environment must meet the standard requirements.
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1.6 Nameplate
The nameplate will be rivet on the machine seat, it include
some necessary parameters in setting frequency inverter.
Please refer to the given parameters to do the
setting frequency inverter work.
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1.7.2 ER1、ER2、ER3
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MAX 30 cm
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2. Electrical connection
2.1 General
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Tk acting time TD <5 s
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There are two micro switch installed in the brake system used to
feed back the acting of brake. Customers can connect it according
you control system requests. There are 2 different contacts NC is
normal closed contact, NO is normal open contact.
2.5 Encoder connection
Our PMS elevator traction machine
must work with the special frequency
inverter, which can control the PMS motor.
And the inverter it must work in close-loop mode, so there must
be a speed/position feedback device (we call it encoder in the
following page).
The measuring system of the PMS elevator traction
machines is matched to the associated converter.
Our factory can provide some different measuring systems on
request. You can select it according to the inverter request. If you
have other measuring systems please connect our technical
department. We recommend the use of an appropriate cable set to
connect the measuring system to the converter system. Cable sets
can be supplied as accessories.
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Following page is the basic parameter. And you can see the detail
in the encoder instruction manual.
2.5.1 Pulse Encoder
You can connect the inverter via the inverter instruction manual
and the cable color/markers in the ending of cable.
HEIDENHAIN ERN 1326
Electric parameter:
● Rated voltage: DC5V±10%
● Rated current: ≤150mA
● Resolution: 2048 C/T
● Protection: IP40
HEIDENHAIN ECN1313
Electric parameter:
● Rated voltage: DC5V±5%
● Rated current: ≤160mA
● Resolution: 2048 C/T
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● Protection: IP40
2.6 Earthing
For safety reasons, it is very important that the
motor be properly and carefully earthed.
Use the earthing screw provided on the
housing! In addition, connect the protective or earthing conductor
in the terminal box as specified respectively.
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Brake lining
Total abrasion<1mm Half a month
thickness
Micro switch operation
micro switch is not normal, should be
Half a month
action adjusted, see the
following sections
Fastener lock Confirmation of each Half a month
state fastener lock
Check the brake release
on both sides of the
Release check brake, when the brake Half a month Note 1
handle without stroke,
you need to adjust
Bearing noise No abnormal noise Three months
Lubricating Check these for smooth
Three months
bearing operation
Motor
Vibration≤20μm Three months
vibration
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surface
ER1、ER2、ER3
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ER2D、ER3D
ERS
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γ°
8 30 90 5.66 9.5 1.5
10 30 95 7.37 12.5 1.5
(1)The following three kinds of circumstances, even if one occur,
must replace the traction wheel:
rope diameter the distance he distance wear critical
(φd) before use need check range
(h) (δ)
8 2.5 0.5 δ≤0
10 3.5 1 δ≤0.5
(2) Due to uneven wear the rope, the ropes have more than 1mm
difference in height:
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ERS、ER1、ER2、ER3、ER2D、ER3D
The manual brake device
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open the car door, then help the passengers out of the
car safety.
d. If the elevators stop at other position, you must move
the car by mechanical method to help the passengers out
of the car safety. You can do the rescue according to the
following steps:
I. Keep the car door closed. If the car door is opened
already, you must let the passengers to close the door by
hand. Notice the passengers in the car that the car will
move to help them out, ask them keep calm in the car
and don’t move away (if the elevator had installed
intercommunication telephone, make the best of it).
II. Take off the protective casing away, and then fix the
jigger wheel.
III. There must be two person to hold the jigger wheel to
prevent the elevator from quickly move unexpected
when the brake is opened. Then the third person to
IV. Open the brake only when the car needs move,
otherwise close brake immediately.
V. Move the car slowly and stop it at the position where
have about ±150mm distance to hall door level.
Notes: If car is not overstepping level place of top floor
or bottom floor, you may move the car in a saving
labor direction. But if car is overstep level place of
top floor or bottom floor you must move car to top
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Abnormal
noise or
vibration
c. Encoder output
single interfered Connect the encoder shield
Encoder not fixed Fix it again firm
credibility
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4. Brake system
4.1 General
Brakes are safety devices! Only qualified
personnel are allowed to perform any
assembly, adjusting or maintenance work.
The braking torque data listed in our documents are based on
the following operating conditions:
a. Protect the friction surfaces from oil or grease, rain,
splash water, snow and ice;
b. Ensure that the brake linings do not come into contact
with solvent-containing media;
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ERS-PZ300C
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2. ER1—SPZ300
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3. ER2、ER3—SPZ800/SPZ800B
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4. ER2D、ER3D—PZ1600B
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5. ER6D—SPZ1600
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Adjustment:
a. Loosen the screws M10 one turn by the open-ended
spanner (16mm).
b. Then adjust the guide bushing slowly by the open end
wrench(16mm). If the gap is too big, turn the guide
bushing counter-clockwise to reduce it. Otherwise, turn the
guide bushing clockwise to increase.
c. Locking bolts M10 with the open-ended spanner (16mm).
d. Use feeler gauge to test brake disc gap. Make sure the gap
(0.2mm~0.3mm).
e. Adjust the other three gaps in the same way.
f. Install dustproof ring. Fix it with screws M4×16 and nuts M4
2. ER1 brake—SPZ300
Tool: the open-ended spanner (18mm, 21mm);
The cross screwdriver wrench;
Feeler gauge.
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Detection: When the lift is stop. Loosen the screws M4×16 and
nuts M4 by the cross screwdriver wrench; take off the dustproof
ring.
Use feeler gauge to test brake disc gap (From the three M12x160
bolt and three M12x90 bolt corresponding position of 10 °~ 20 °),
When the gap≥0.35mm, need adjustment.
Adjustment:
a. Loose the bolt M12×160 and the bolt M12×90 use open end
wrench(21mm)about 1 turn
b. Then adjust the guide bushing A and the guide bushing B
slowly use open end wrench(24mm), make sure that the
end face of the six guide bushing B is out of touch with the
end-cover and the end face of the three guide bushing A is out
of touch with the brake coil body
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between the brake coil body A and the anchor disc A to make
sure the gap is 0.20mm.
d. Then adjust the guide bushing B,test the clearance between
the brake coil body B and the Anchor disc B to make sure the
gap is 0.25mm.Then adjust the guide bushing A,test the
clearance between the brake coil body A and the anchor disc
A to make sure the gap is 0.25mm. If the gap is too big, turn
the guide bushing (the pitch of guide bushing is 2mm)
counter-clockwise to reduce it. Otherwise, turn the guide
bushing clockwise to increase.
e. Then adjust the bolt M12×90,test the clearance between the
brake coil body B and the Anchor disc B to make sure the gap
is 0.20-0.30mm.Then adjust the bolt M12×160,test the
clearance between the brake coil body A and the anchor disc
A to make sure the gap is 0.20-0.30mm.
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3. ER2、ER3 brake—SPZ800/SPZ800B
Tool: the open-ended spanner (18mm, 21mm);
The cross screwdriver wrench;
Feeler gauge.
Detection: When the lift is stop. Loosen the screws M4×8 and
nuts M4 by the cross screwdriver wrench. Take off the dustproof
ring.
Use feeler gauge to test brake disc gap (From the three M12x180
bolt and three M12x100 bolt corresponding position of 10 °~
20 °), When the gap≥0.4mm, need adjustment.
Adjustment:
a. Loose the bolt M12×180 and the bolt M12×100 use open end
wrench(18mm)about 1 turn。
b. Loosen Bolt M12×180 and Bolt M12×100 with open end
wrench(18mm), adjust connect sleeve A and B with open end
wrench(21mm), make connect sleeve A and B away from
Brake B and end cover surface
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4. ER2D、ER3D brake—PZ1600B
Tool: the open-ended spanner (24mm);
The cross screwdriver wrench;
Feeler gauge.
Detection: When the lift is stop. Loosen the screws M4×16 and
nuts M4 by the cross screwdriver wrench. Take off the dustproof
ring.
Use feeler gauge to test brake disc gap (From the four M16 bolt
corresponding position of 10 °~ 20 °), When the gap≥0.4mm,
need adjustment.
Adjustment:
a. Loosen the screws M10 one turn by the open-ended
spanner (24mm).
b. Then adjust the guide bushing slowly by the open end
wrench(24mm). If the gap is too big, turn the guide
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5. ER6D brake—SPZ1600
Tool: the inner hexagon spanner(5mm)
The open-ended spanner (24mm);
Feeler gauge;
Torque spanner.
Detection: When the lift is stop. Loosen the screws M6×15 with
the inner hexagon spanner(5mm). Take off the dustproof ring.
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Use feeler gauge position to test brake disc gap (From the three
M16×255 bolt and three M16×70 corresponding position of 10 °
~ 20 °),When the gap≥0.4mm,need adjustment.
Adjustment:
a. Loosen three bolts M16×225 and three Spacer bolts with
open end wrench(24mm)(Loose 2-3 laps)
b. Then adjust nine back link sets with open end wrench
(24mm), the connection end face of the sleeve and the
front cover and the electromagnet assembly Ⅰ static core
separation, with a wrench to adjust three spacer bolts,
simultaneous detection of electromagnet assembly Ⅰ
dynamic and static core gap is 0.25mm; Adjust three bolts
M16X225 with a wrench, simultaneous detection of moving
electromagnet assembly Ⅱ, the static core gap of 0.25mm.
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2. ER1 brake—SPZ300
Tool: the open-ended spanner (10mm);
Adjustment: Loosen nut M6 with the open-ended spanner
(10mm) .Adjust bolts M6 ×18. Three location bolts should be
adjusted uniform. Two sets of brake have six bolts. Until brake
noise≤60dB(A),then lock the nut M6. After adjustment check
the brake open voltage should be not greater than 80% of the
rated voltage.
3. ER2、ER3 brake—SPZ800/SPZ800B
Tool: the open-ended spanner (10mm);
Adjustment: Loosen nut M6 with the open-ended spanner
(10mm) .Adjust bolts M6 ×23. Six location bolts should be
adjusted uniform .Two sets of brake have twelve bolts. Until
brake noise≤60dB(A),then lock the nut M6.After adjustment
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check the brake open voltage should be not greater than 80% of
the rated voltage.
4. ER2D、ER3D brake—PZ1600B
Tool: the open-ended spanner (10mm);
Adjustment: Loosen nut M6 with the open-ended spanner (10mm).
Adjust bolts M6 ×60. Six location bolts should be adjusted
uniform. Until brake noise≤65dB(A),then lock the nut
M6.After adjustment check the brake open voltage should be not
greater than 80% of the rated voltage
5. ER6D brake—SPZ1600
Tool: the open-ended spanner (8mm);
Adjustment: Loosen the nut M5(2), with open-end wrench (8mm)
clockwise to tighten the nut M5(1) and recheck the brake noise
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1. ERS brake—PZ300B/PZ300C
As shown below, A gap is reduced with the brake shoes wear,
when this gap is less than 13 mm, you need to replace the brake
lining.
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2. ER1 brake—SPZ300
As shown below, A gap is reduced with the brake shoes wear,
when this gap is less than 13 mm, you need to replace the brake
lining.
3. ER2、ER3 brake—SPZ800/SPZ800B
As shown below, A gap is reduced with the brake shoes wear,
when this gap is less than 14 mm, you need to replace the brake
lining. Note: when installing loose lock wrench, check the gap
B between fixed bolts at the same time, make sure the gap B >
0.5 mm.
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4. ER2D、ER3D brake—PZ1600B
As shown below, A gap is reduced with the brake shoes wear,
when this gap is less than 14 mm, you need to replace the brake
lining
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5. ER6D brake—SPZ1600
As shown below, A gap is reduced with the brake shoes wear,
when this gap is less than 14 mm, you need to replace the brake
lining.
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1.Check: At the bolt and the micro switch to switch into the use of
the feeler gauge, when the 0.14mm contact does not move; when
the gauge is 0.16mm when the contact action, if not in
conformity with the requirements and adjust
2. Adjust: Put the multimeter pen into the brake terminal
switch interface, the multimeter is allocated to the
corresponding gear. Using the cross screwdriver wrench
release bolt M3×14 to let micro switch can move. If the
gauge <0.14mm contact action, move micro switch
components far away from the Movable-plate; if a feeler
gauge >0.16mm contact does not move, make micro
switch to be near the Movable-plate. Actions of the
micro switch to satisfy the above requirements, with the
cross screwdriver wrench tighten bolt M3×14.
3. Brakes repeatedly turned on and off, make sure the
micro switch action adjusted the detection of normal.
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A:Clearance between the bolt head and the static iron core
B:Clearance between the bolt and bolt
C:Clearance between the bolt head and base
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4.7 Start-up
Make sure that the functional test of the
brake is only carried out when the motor is
at rest, has been disconnected from the
supply and is secured against inadvertent restarting.
After the brake system electrical
connection, require functional testing. By
turning the motor shaft check brake disc idle
running. (In the test, braking system power on and the motor
without power)
Surface temperatures of >80 °C may occur in the braking
system. For this reason, no temperature-sensitive parts such as
normal cables or electronic components may be routed to or fixed
to the braking system. Provide appropriate protection against
accidental contact, if necessary. If the motor shaft needs to be
turned during adjusting work release the braking system by
electric or by means of manual release, if necessary.
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4.8 Maintenance
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Due to there may be have shake in running-in work, please fix the
PMS elevator traction machine in a fixed frame.
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6. Encoder installation
6.1 General
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6.3 Installation
Fit for HEIDENHAIN ERN 1387、1326、ECN1313
a. Open the rear cover;
b. Take off the burr in connection cone hole;
c. Open the encoder cover then pull the cone shaft into the cone
hole. Use the fix bolt accessory of encoder thought the
encoder to fix the encoder in the shaft. Finally connect the
signal cable and cover the rear cover;
d. refer to HEIDENHAIN series,it have a expansion cover in
the rear side, fix it with expansion shell bolt show in the
picture;
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7. Machine’s dimension
7.1 ERS
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7.2 ER1
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7.3 ER2
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7.4 ER3
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7.5 ER2D
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7.6 ER3D
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7.7 ER6D
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