Frequently Asked Questions about RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW
Q: What does the IP20 protection mean?
A: IP20 is an indication of the degree of protection provided by the housing of this controler against foreign interference. IP20 means that the controller is protected against solid substance with an external diameter larger than 12 millimeters.
Q: Is the RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW delivered with a electrical cables?
A: The electrical cables required by the RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW for power and encoder connections are not supplied with the converter as a standard. Customers are sepreceted to makes a separate request for these cables.
Q: What type of control cabinet should be used for the installation of the RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW converter?
A: The RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW electrical converter should be installed into a control cabinet that can provide a minimum protection that meets the IP54 protection class. The converter should be installed with the minimum free spaces to prevent the impedment of airflow around the device.
Q: How many types of encoders can the RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW converter be used with?
A: The RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW electrical converter is compatible with more than seven different encoder designs. Example of industrial encoders compatible with this converter includes the the TTL incremental encoder, the HTL incremental encoder, the resolver, and the sine/cosine encoders.
Q: What are the maintenance operation required to keep the RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW in optimum conditions?
A: The RD52.1-7N-045-L-V1-FW electrical converter is a maintence free device that does not require frequent maintenance operations. However, the converter housing should be regularly cleaned to prevent the accumulation of dirt which can affact the free flow of cooling air.