Fan shaft break stop safety device

2016-01-02View Original

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Experts, please explain what an axial stop safety device for a circulating water fan is. . . . . .

Reply #22016-01-02

Does the motor stop operating as a result of an interruption in power to the fan?

Reply #32016-01-03

Literally, it is indeed like that; but is it current or some other type of contact?

Reply #42016-01-04

Could it be similar to a hydraulic safety coupling?

Reply #52016-01-05

It should be an interlock based on the current value; when the current value is below the set range, a signal is sent and the motor stops operating

Reply #62016-01-05

This explanation is the most acceptable; is there a 100% correct explanation, or can one be found?

Reply #72016-01-06

I’m sorry; it’s recommended that you check the current rating of the motor circuit breaker, or the settings in the logic system

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