I have a wheelchair motor, of which I am trying to find more about. From the lable on the motor (my comments in green):
The brake releases at 6v, and the motor will run happily from 12v down to 2v (drawing about 2A at 12v, no load). I haven't tried a higher voltage.
Any thoughts on further decoding this data?
Code:
FRACMO
REF 451-50-041-B34-29A
SER. No 103072/ 18
A 10.9 [COLOR="Green"]I would guess this is the current, but which? Stalled? No load?[/COLOR]
Volts 22.5MTR/12BR [COLOR="Green"]22.5v? That seems like an odd value for a wheelchair - I'd have guessed 12v or 24v...[/COLOR]
Hz DC [COLOR="Green"]Obvious.[/COLOR]
Ph [COLOR="Green"]No phase, as it is DC[/COLOR]
RPM 117 [COLOR="Green"]Obvious[/COLOR]
o/p 11.0NM [COLOR="Green"]Torque, seems about right[/COLOR]
RTG CONT [COLOR="Green"]Continuous rotation?[/COLOR]
INSUL F [COLOR="Green"]Something to do with insulation?[/COLOR]
IP 44 [COLOR="Green"]Obvious - waterproof.[/COLOR]
DATE ML [COLOR="Green"]Manufacture date?[/COLOR]
The brake releases at 6v, and the motor will run happily from 12v down to 2v (drawing about 2A at 12v, no load). I haven't tried a higher voltage.
Any thoughts on further decoding this data?
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