The following information is intended as a general guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation AC Induction Motors. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the AC Induction Motors and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the AC Induction Motors system. Use extreme caution when handling, wiring, testing, and adjusting during installation, set-up, tuning, and operation. Don’t make extreme adjustments or changes to the AC Induction Motors system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Once the AC Induction Motors system is wired, do not run by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the system components, which will reduce the lifetime of AC Induction Motors system. Strictly comply with the following rules: • Follow the Wiring Diagram with all AC Induction Motors • Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables • Segregate input power wiring and AC Induction Motors power cables from control wiring and induction motors feedback cables. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. • Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. • Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our AC Induction Motors systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to provide additional safety for the AC Induction Motors system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the AC Induction Motors prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

There is a vast selection of accessories for the Synchronous Motor. The accessories available include a brake, clutch, fan, connector, and cables. The Synchronous Motor brakes are a 24vdc system. These brakes are ideal for any holding applications you may use with an Synchronous Motor. The Synchronous Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak battery, brown out, or long wiring. The Synchronous Motor Clutch is used to control the torque that is applied to the load. The Synchronous Motor clutch can also be used to ramp up the speed of a high inertia load. Clutches are ideal to use with a Synchronous motor when you want precise control over torque or to slowly apply the power. Synchronous Motor clutches also help prevent large current spikes. Synchronous Motor Fans are used to cool down the motors. They are not really seen in small motors because they are not needed but more common with larger AC induction motors due to heat generation. There are two types of fans that are used for a Synchronous Motor. The types are internal and external fans. Synchronous Motor fans are ideal to use when overheating is a concern. Synchronous Motor cables can be custom made with the supplied Synchronous motor connector to fit your specifications. The cables may also be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a general guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Synchronous Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Synchronous Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Synchronous Motor system. Use extreme caution when handling, wiring, testing, and adjusting during installation, set-up, tuning, and operation. Don’t make extreme adjustments or changes to the AC Motor system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Once the Synchronous Motor system is wired, do not run by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the system components, which will reduce the lifetime of Synchronous Motor system. Strictly comply with the following rules: • Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Synchronous Motor • Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables • Segregate input power wiring and Synchronous Motor power cables from control wiring and motor feedback cables. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. • Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. • Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Synchronous Motor systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to provide additional safety for the Synchronous Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the Synchronous Motor prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

There is a vast selection of accessories for the Three Phase Motor. The accessories available include a brake, clutch, fan, connector, and cables. The Three Phase Motor brakes are a 24vdc system. These brakes are ideal for any holding applications you may use with an Three Phase Motor. The Three Phase Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak battery, brown out, or long wiring. The Three Phase Motor Clutch is used to control the torque that is applied to the load. The Three Phase Motor clutch can also be used to ramp up the speed of a high inertia load. Clutches are ideal to use with a Three Phase motor when you want precise control over torque or to slowly apply the power. Three Phase Motor clutches also help prevent large current spikes. Three Phase Motor Fans are used to cool down the motors. They are not really seen in small motors because they are not needed but more common with larger AC induction motors due to heat generation. There are two types of fans that are used for a Three Phase Motor. The types are internal and external fans. Three Phase Motor fans are ideal to use when overheating is a concern. Three Phase Motor cables can be custom made with the supplied Three Phase motor connector to fit your specifications. The cables may also be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a general guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Three Phase Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Three Phase Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Three Phase Motor system. Use extreme caution when handling, wiring, testing, and adjusting during installation, set-up, tuning, and operation. Don’t make extreme adjustments or changes to the AC Motor system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Once the Three Phase Motor system is wired, do not run by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the system components, which will reduce the lifetime of Three Phase Motor system. Strictly comply with the following rules: • Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Three Phase Motor • Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables • Segregate input power wiring and Three Phase Motor power cables from control wiring and motor feedback cables. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. • Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. • Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Three Phase Motor systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to provide additional safety for the Three Phase Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the Three Phase Motor prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

There is a vast selection of accessories for the Variable Speed Motor. The accessories available include a brake, clutch, fan, connector, and cables. The Variable Speed Motor brakes are a 24vdc system. These brakes are ideal for any holding applications you may use with an Variable Speed Motor. The Variable Speed Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak battery, brown out, or long wiring. The Variable Speed Motor Clutch is used to control the torque that is applied to the load. The Variable Speed Motor clutch can also be used to ramp up the speed of a high inertia load. Clutches are ideal to use with a Variable Speed motor when you want precise control over torque or to slowly apply the power. Variable Speed Motor clutches also help prevent large current spikes. Variable Speed Motor Fans are used to cool down the motors. They are not really seen in small motors because they are not needed but more common with larger AC induction motors due to heat generation. There are two types of fans that are used for a Variable Speed Motor. The types are internal and external fans. Variable Speed Motor fans are ideal to use when overheating is a concern. Variable Speed Motor cables can be custom made with the supplied Variable Speed motor connector to fit your specifications. The cables may also be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a general guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Variable Speed Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Variable Speed Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Variable Speed Motor system. Use extreme caution when handling, wiring, testing, and adjusting during installation, set-up, tuning, and operation. Don’t make extreme adjustments or changes to the AC Motor system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Once the Variable Speed Motor system is wired, do not run by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the system components, which will reduce the lifetime of Variable Speed Motor system. Strictly comply with the following rules: • Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Variable Speed Motor • Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables • Segregate input power wiring and Variable Speed Motor power cables from control wiring and motor feedback cables. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. • Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. • Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Variable Speed Motor systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to provide additional safety for the Variable Speed Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the Variable Speed Motor prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

Anaheim Automation supplies many different accessories for our BLDC motor. These accessories include an encoder, driver, brake, connector, and a cable. Because of the BLDC Motor brake is a 24vdc system, it is perfect for any holding application. They are offered on any Anaheim Automation BLDC motor, and are already attached to the rear of the BLDC motor. The BLDC motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When implementing an electric force to the BLDC Motor brake the armature is drawn by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, overcoming the spring action. By overcoming the spring action the friction disc will rotate freely. Interrupting the electrical power will occur because the electromagnetic force was removed and the pressure spring mechanically causes the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. BLDC motor cables can be made with the supplied BLDC motor connector, or can be obtained from Anaheim Automation.

The standard information provided in the following paragraphs is designed to be a guideline for wiring the Anaheim Automation BLDC Motor products. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the BLDC Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults and communication errors. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the BLDC motor system. Use extreme caution when testing, handling, adjusting, and wiring during tuning, set-up, installation, and operation. To refrain from mechanical vibration that can lead to failure and/or loss, dont make extreme changes or adjustments to the BLDC Motor system parameters. Once the BLDC Motor is wired, do not run the BLDC motor controller by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the internal components, which will reduce the lifetime of BLDC motor system. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Abide by the Wiring Diagram with each BLDC motor - Direct high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and BLDC motor power cables from control wiring and BLDC motor feedback cables as they leave the BLDC motor controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are suggested for use in our BLDC Motor and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to produce additional safety for the BLDC Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the risk of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the BLDC Motor and controller system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

Anaheim Automation provides many different accessories for our bldc motors. These accessories include a brake, encoder, connector, cable and a driver. The BLDC motors brake is a 24vdc system. These bldc motor brakes are perfect for any holding applications. They are available on any of Anaheim Automation BLDC motors, and are already attached to the rear of the BLDC motors. The BLDC motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the bldc motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. BLDC motors cables can be made with the supplied BLDC motors connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The standard information provided in the following paragraphs is intended to be a guideline for wiring the Anaheim Automation Brushless Motors. System faults and communication faults can result from routing power and signal wiring on a machine or system, also radiated noise from the close by relays, transformers, and electronic devices can be inducted Brushless Motors and encoder signals, other sensitive low voltage signals, and input/output communications. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Brushless Motors system. Use extreme caution when wiring, adjusting, testing, and handling during installation, tuning, set-up, and operation. Dont make extreme adjustments or changes to the Brushless Motors system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Do not directly turn On/Off the power supply from the Brushless Motors Controllers when the Brushless Motors are wired. You will decrease the lifetime of the Brushless Motors systems by aging the internal components by frequently switch the power On/Off. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Abide by the Wiring Diagram with each Brushless Motors - Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and Brushless Motors power cables from control wiring and Brushless Motors feedback cables as they leave the Brushless Motors controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Enable room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are ideal for use in our Brushless Motors and driver systems. These cables are bought separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are preferred over customer-built cables to enhance system performance and to supply additional safety for the Brushless Motors system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, carry out all mounting and wiring of the Brushless Motors and controllers system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

Anaheim Automation provides many different accessories for our brushless products. These accessories include a brake, encoder, connector, cable and a driver. The brushless products brake is a 24vdc system. These brushless motor brakes are perfect for any holding applications. They are available on any of Anaheim Automation brushless products, and are already attached to the rear of the brushless products. The brushless motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the brushless motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. Brushless motor cables can be made with the supplied brushless motor connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a general guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation brushless products product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the brushless motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems faults and communication errors. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the brushless motor system. Use extreme caution when handling, wiring, testing, and adjusting during installation, set-up, tuning, and operation. Dont make extreme adjustments or changes to the brushless motor system parameters, which can cause mechanical vibration and result in failure and/or loss. Once the brushless products are wired, do not run the brushless motor controller by switching On/Off the power supply directly. Frequent power On/Off switching will cause fast aging of the internal components, which will reduce the lifetime of brushless motor system. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Follow the Wiring Diagram with each brushless motor - Route high-voltage power cables separately from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and brushless motor power cables from control wiring and brushless motor feedback cables as they leave the brushless motor controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Allow room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our brushless products and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are recommended over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to provide additional safety for the brushless motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the brushless products and controller system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

At Anaheim Automation you will see that we produce different accessories for our Brushless DC Motor products. The accessories that we offer include cable, driver, encoder, driver, and a connector. Because of the Brushless DC Motor brake is a 24vdc system, it is perfect for any holding applications. They are offered on any Anaheim Automation Brushless DC Motor , and are already attached to the rear of the Brushless DC Motor . The Brushless DC Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are sensitive to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the Brushless DC Motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. Brushless DC Motor cables can be made with the supplied Brushless DC Motor connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a standard guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Brushless DC Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Brushless DC Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems defects and communication problems. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Brushless DC Motor system. Use extreme caution when wiring, adjusting, testing, and handling during installation, tuning, set-up, and operation. To refrain from mechanical vibration that can lead to failure and/or loss, dont make extreme changes or adjustments to the Brushless DC Motor system parameters. Once the Brushless DC Motor is wired, do not run the Brushless DC Motor controller by switching On/Off the power supply directly. You will decrease the lifetime of the Brushless DC Motor system by aging the internal components if you frequently switch the power On/Off. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Brushless DC Motor - Direct high-voltage power cables independently from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and Brushless DC Motor power cables from control wiring and Brushless DC Motor feedback cables as they leave the Brushless DC Motor controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and offer a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Enable room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Brushless Dc Motor and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are preferred over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to produce additional safety for the Brushless Dc Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, carry out all mounting and wiring of the Brushless DC Motor and controller system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

At Anaheim Automation you will see that we provide different accessories for our Brushless DC Motors. These accessories include a brake, encoder, connector, cable and a driver. The Brushless DC Motors brake is a 24vdc system. These Brushless DC Motors brakes are perfect for any holding applications. Each brake that we offer is already available on any Brushless DC Motors, and already attached to the rear of the Brushless DC Motors. Our Brushless DC Motors brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to brown out, weak batter, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the Brushless DC Motors brake the armature is drawn by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. By overcoming the spring action the friction disc will rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. The Brushless DC Motors cables if requested can be provided with the Brushless DC Motors connector, or can be ordered from Anaheim Automation.

The general information provided in the following paragraphs is designed to be a guideline for wiring the Anaheim Automation Brushless DC Motors. System faults and communication errors can result from routing power and signal wiring on a machine or system, also radiated noise from the close by relays, transformers, and electronic devices can be inducted Brushless DC Motors and encoder signals, other sensitive low voltage signals, and input/output communications. WARNING - When you reach dangerous voltages, your Brushless DC Motors system is capable of causing injury or death. Use extreme caution when testing, handling, adjusting, and wiring during tuning, set-up, installation, and operation. To refrain from mechanical vibration that can lead to failure and/or loss, dont make extreme changes or adjustments to the Brushless DC Motors system parameters. Do not directly turn On/Off the power supply from the Brushless DC Motors Controllers when the Brushless DC Motors are wired. You will decrease the lifetime of the Brushless DC Motors systems by aging the internal components by frequently switch the power On/Off. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Brushless DC Motors - Route high-voltage power cables independently from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and Brushless DC Motors power cables from control wiring and Brushless DC Motors feedback cables as they leave the Brushless DC Motors controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and provide a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Enable room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are ideal for use in our Brushless DC Motors and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are suggested over customer-built cables to enhance system performance and to produce additional safety for the Brushless DC Motors system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the risk of electrical shock, perform all mounting and wiring of the Brushless DC Motors and controllers system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

At Anaheim Automation you will see that we produce different accessories for our Brushless Electric Motor products. The accessories that we offer include cable, driver, encoder, driver, and a connector. Because of the Brushless Electric Motor brake is a 24vdc system, it is perfect for any holding applications. They are offered on any Anaheim Automation Brushless Electric Motor, and are already attached to the rear of the Brushless Electric Motor. The Brushless Electric Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are sensitive to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the Brushless Electric Motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. Brushless Electric Motor cables can be made with the supplied Brushless Electric Motor connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a standard guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Brushless Electric Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Brushless Electric Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems defects and communication problems. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Brushless Electric Motor system. Use extreme caution when wiring, adjusting, testing, and handling during installation, tuning, set-up, and operation. To refrain from mechanical vibration that can lead to failure and/or loss, dont make extreme changes or adjustments to the Brushless Electric Motor system parameters. Once the Brushless Electric Motor is wired, do not run the Brushless Electric Motor controller by switching On/Off the power supply directly. You will decrease the lifetime of the Brushless Electric Motor system by aging the internal components if you frequently switch the power On/Off. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Brushless Electric Motor - Direct high-voltage power cables independently from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and Brushless Electric Motor power cables from control wiring and Brushless Electric Motor feedback cables as they leave the Brushless Electric Motor controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and offer a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Enable room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Brushless Electric Motor and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are preferred over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to produce additional safety for the Brushless Electric Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, carry out all mounting and wiring of the Brushless Electric Motor and controller system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

At Anaheim Automation you will see that we produce different accessories for our Brushless Motor products. The accessories that we offer include cable, driver, encoder, driver, and a connector. Because of the Brushless Motor brake is a 24vdc system, it is perfect for any holding applications. They are offered on any Anaheim Automation Brushless Motor, and are already attached to the rear of the Brushless Motor. The Brushless Motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are sensitive to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the Brushless Motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. Brushless Motor cables can be made with the supplied Brushless Motor connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.

The following information is intended as a standard guideline for wiring of the Anaheim Automation Brushless Motor product line. Be aware that when you route power and signal wiring on a machine or system, radiated noise from the nearby relays, transformers, and other electronic devices can be inducted into the Brushless Motor and encoder signals, input/output communications, and other sensitive low voltage signals. This can cause systems defects and communication problems. WARNING - Dangerous voltages capable of causing injury or death, may be present in the Brushless Motor system. Use extreme caution when wiring, adjusting, testing, and handling during installation, tuning, set-up, and operation. To refrain from mechanical vibration that can lead to failure and/or loss, dont make extreme changes or adjustments to the Brushless Motor system parameters. Once the Brushless Motor is wired, do not run the Brushless Motor controller by switching On/Off the power supply directly. You will decrease the lifetime of the Brushless Motor system by aging the internal components if you frequently switch the power On/Off. Strictly comply with the following rules: - Follow the Wiring Diagram with each Brushless Motor - Direct high-voltage power cables independently from low-voltage power cables. - Segregate input power wiring and Brushless Motor power cables from control wiring and Brushless Motor feedback cables as they leave the Brushless Motor controller. Maintain this separation throughout the wire run. - Use shielded cable for power wiring and offer a grounded 360 degree clamp termination to the enclosure wall. Enable room on the sub-panel for wire bends. - Make all cable routes as short as possible. NOTE: Factory made cables are recommended for use in our Brushless Motor and driver systems. These cables are purchased separately, and are designed to minimize EMI. These cables are preferred over customer-built cables to optimize system performance and to produce additional safety for the Brushless Motor system and the user. WARNING - To avoid the possibility of electrical shock, carry out all mounting and wiring of the Brushless Motor and controller system prior to applying power. Once power is applied, connection terminals may have voltage present.

Anaheim Automation provides many different accessories for our brushless motors. These accessories include a brake, encoder, connector, cable and a driver. The brushless motors brake is a 24vdc system. These brushless motor brakes are perfect for any holding applications. They are available on any of Anaheim Automation brushless motors, and are already attached to the rear of the brushless motors. The brushless motor brakes have a low voltage design for applications that are susceptible to weak batter, brown out, or long wiring runs. When electric power is applied to the brushless motor brake the armature is pulled by the electromagnet force in the magnet body assembly, which overcomes the spring action. This allows the friction disc to rotate freely. When electrical power is interrupted, the electromagnetic force is removed and the pressure spring mechanically forces the armature plate to clamp the friction disc between itself and the pressure plate. Brushless motor cables can be made with the supplied brushless motor connector, or can be purchased from Anaheim Automation.