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Dayton DC speed controls are designed to regulate DC motor speed in conveyors, centrifuges and packaging equipment. These controls feature transient and surge suppression ability to protect a motor against sudden electric surges.
Style | Model | Rotation | Depth | Enclosure | Voltage Output | Width | Height | Input Voltage | Max. Amps | Price | |
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A | 1F794 | Reversable | 5.5" | NEMA 4/12 | 90/180 VDC | 5" | 9.5" | 115/230 VAC | 10 | £1,292.97 | |
B | 4Z827 | Reversable | 2" | Chassis | 90/180 VDC | 4.9" | 4" | 115/230 VAC | 2 | £193.44 | |
C | 5X412 | Reversable | 6.38" | NEMA 1 | 90 VDC | 6" | 6" | 115 VAC | 2 | £375.39 | |
D | 5X485 | Reversable | 5.5" | NEMA 4/12 | 90/180 VDC | 5" | 9.5" | 115/230 VAC | 10 | £773.02 | |
E | 6X165 | Reversable | 5.5" | NEMA 4/12 | 90/180 VDC | 5" | 9.5" | 115/230 VAC | 1.2 | £1,179.84 | |
F | 2M171 | Reversable | 5.5" | NEMA 4/12 | 90/180 VDC | 5" | 9.5" | 115/230 VAC | 10 | £866.56 | |
G | 4Z829 | Reversable | 5.5" | NEMA 4/12 | 90/180 VDC | 5" | 9.5" | 115/230 VAC | 10 | £1,245.27 | |
H | 2PUX3 | Single Direction | 3.19" | IP30 | 90 VDC | 2.61" | 3.6" | 115 VAC | 4 | £630.52 |
Dayton DC speed controls are designed to control and monitor the performance of a DC motor. These speed controls feature transient and surge suppression ability to protect a motor against sudden electrical disturbances. They are equipped with a trimpot for easy acceleration and deceleration adjustments, are packed in a rugged NEMA / Chassis / IP 30 enclosure and come with run / stop and forward / reverse switches for easy operation. Choose from a wide range of Dayton DC speed controls, available for a maximum ampere rating of 10 A on Raptor Supplies.
Dayton DC speed controls have an ambient operating temperature range of -10 to 45 degrees C.
The adjustable trimpot units are mostly factory calibrated. They can be readjusted for special cases by manually adjusting minimum / maximum / acceleration / deceleration speeds or slip compensation (Volts/Hz) of the DC control.
In most mechanical applications, a speed control controls the device's speed fluctuation to maintain a constant (or diminishing) torque. It is designed to perform in only one permanent magnet or shunt wound DC motor.