Modular Brake Unit for IEC Standard Induction Motor, Frame: 80, 12Nm, IP66, 220 - 500VAC Actuator, Locking Screw Manual Release

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Modular Brake Unit VSTD080B5LS for IEC Standard Induction Motor 12Nm IP66 220V - 500V Locking Screw
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Product Overview

Attributes
Input Voltage 220V - 500V
Frequency 50/60Hz
Nominal Torque 12Nm +/-10%
Frame 80
Aluminum
Mounting B5 Flange to B5 Flange
Max Speed 3600rpm
Max Input Power to rec. 60W
Engagement Time 60ms
Disengagement Time 60.

IEC Standard

Modular high performance brakes

VIS Brakes group pictures with leroy somer motors
Compatible with Standard Motors

Convert ANY IEC Standard motor into a brake motor. Simply plonk this in between the application and the motor. The flexibility and availability of these modular brakes guarantees a superior electrical engineering experience across the board.
Example Manufacturers: ABB, Siemens, WEG, Leroy-Somer, Brook Crompton, TEC Universal Motors (anything IEC B5)

Dimensions Datasheet
Vis brake and leroy somer motor fitting picture
Modular brake fitting Picture
Maintenance Friendly

- Ridiculously easy installation for IEC 71 to 225 motor frame sizes.
- Rapid Maintenance using only standard 'off the shelf' equipment. Brake motors can be long lead times (especially the larger ones)
- Dust and water protection (IP66). (ATEX versions available on request)
- Low noise operation
- B5 output (B14 output available on request)

- 'All in one' input voltages using the 200-500VAC rectifier in the terminal box.

- High durability of the brake disc.

- Standard Double-ended, threaded stud screws and nuts provided.

- Extremely low noise operation.

- Manual Release.

- Thermally treated shafts.

- 'All in one' input voltages using the 200-500VAC rectifier in the terminal box.

- Rapid Maintenance using only standard 'off the shelf' equipment. Brake motors can be long lead times.

- Thermally treated shafts.
- High durability of brake discs.

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