103H7123-5040
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The 103H7123-5040 stepping motor boasts a holding torque of 0.83 N·m, a step angle of 1.8° per step, a rated current of 2 A per phase, and operates within a temperature range of -10°C to +60°C. Part of the StepSyn Stepping Motors series by Sanyo Denki, it features a compact 56mm square mounting dimension.
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Product Description:
The 103H7123-5040 stepping motor supplied by Sanyo Denki is designed with a bipolar wiring. This motor comes equipped with a D-style output shaft. The product has various coils connected in groups in its design. This device is deployable in applications where a high torque is needed at a low speed. The unit moves in full-step increments. It comes with a frame in a square shape. This motor operation has to always be performed only after gaining an in-depth understanding of its documentation.
The product surface becomes very hot in the operation period. This device should not be lifted by holding its shaft. The unit must comply with the specified load limits during the operation. It must be operated only for general industrial applications. This motor is not to be touched before cooling after its operation as this can cause burns. The product installation along with its use must be done in environments that have corrosive materials. This device replacing action is supposed to be carried out only with a motor featuring an exact match. The unit needs a turnoff action to be done as soon as its protective functions are activated. Its dielectric voltage or insulation resistance must not be measured as this can cause a breakdown.
This stepping motor comprises a nameplate with its type designation and key technical details for its identification. The product may produce an electric shock without proper wiring. This device connection is to be done with only undamaged cables. The unit mounting is intended to be carried out away from flammable materials. Its original state must be retained all the time for its optimum operation.
Frequently Asked Questions about 103H7123-5040:
Q: Where is the nameplate of the 103H7123-5040 motor located?
A: The nameplate of the 103H7123-5040 motor is located on the side of its housing.
Q: What happens when the 103H7123-5040 motor is operated in a damaged state?
A: The 103H7123-5040 motor may cause personnel injury if it is operated in a damaged state.
Q: What causes the 103H7123-5040 motor to run out of control?
A: The 103H7123-5040 motor runs out of control because of incorrect wiring.
Q: What kind of environment should the 103H7123-5040 motor be operated in?
A: The 103H7123-5040 motor should be operated in an explosion-free environment.
Q: Why should it be taken care to ensure that the 103H7123-5040 motor is not dropped during its handling?
A: The 103H7123-5040 motor should not be dropped during its handling to avoid its getting damaged.
