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EBM Papst Automotive & Drives: Compact, External Rotor Motor

Modular drive for industrial automation, conveyor and sortation systems

EBM Papst Automotive & Drives: Compact, External Rotor Motor
By EBM Papst Automotive & Drives 
February 24, 2014

A compact, external rotor motor by EBM Papst Automotive & Drives for use in industrial automation, conveyor, storage and sorting systems features integrated control electronics.

The VDC-3-49.15-KR sinusoidal commutation modular drive features K4 control electronics with simple parameterization. Regulated by PC-based Kickstart software for intuitive, simple operation, the software allows uniform control of all installed motors.

Features include three operating modes, quiet operation, high overload capacity and minimum speeds of 4,000 revolutions per minute.

Modex 2014—Booth 9010

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