Linear Actuator-Thomson
Linear Actuator-Thomson
Linear Actuator-Thomson
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Thomson - the Choice for Optimized Motion Solutions
Often the ideal design solution is not about finding the fastest, sturdiest, most accurate
or even the least expensive option. Rather, the ideal solution is the optimal balance of
performance, life and cost.
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Linear Actuators
Table of Contents
Introduction............................................................................................................................................................ 4
Leveraging Decades of Design and Application Expertise................................................................................... 4
Why Choose Electric Linear Actuators?................................................................................................................ 6
Why Convert to Electric Actuators?...................................................................................................................... 8
Smart Actuation................................................................................................................................................... 10
Applications......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Online Sizing and Selection Tools....................................................................................................................... 14
Performance Overview...................................................................................................................................... 16
Linear Actuators.................................................................................................................................................. 20
Electrak® HD........................................................................................................................................................ 20
Electrak GX DC..................................................................................................................................................... 34
Electrak GX AC..................................................................................................................................................... 44
Electrak LA14....................................................................................................................................................... 56
Electrak LA24....................................................................................................................................................... 64
Electrak PPA......................................................................................................................................................... 74
Max Jac®............................................................................................................................................................. 82
Electrak 050......................................................................................................................................................... 88
Electrak 1 S.......................................................................................................................................................... 94
Electrak 1 SP...................................................................................................................................................... 100
Electrak MD....................................................................................................................................................... 106
Electrak Throttle................................................................................................................................................ 116
Lifting Columns.................................................................................................................................................. 124
DMHD................................................................................................................................................................ 124
DMD................................................................................................................................................................... 136
DMA................................................................................................................................................................... 142
Rodless Actuators............................................................................................................................................. 148
LM80-H.............................................................................................................................................................. 148
LM80-V.............................................................................................................................................................. 154
Glossary.............................................................................................................................................................. 160
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Leveraging Decades of Design and Application Expertise
The history of Thomson actuators goes back to the mid-1960s when American
engineers used ball screws to build the first generation of electric linear actuators.
These were developed for control of accessory drives on garden tractors and farm
equipment. Since that simple beginning, actuators are now used in all types of
equipment to automate processes, remove people from dangerous situations,
provide remote control, and make difficult, tedious or manual jobs easier.
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Today, Thomson is the market leader for electric linear actuators used in the most
demanding applications, including construction and agriculture vehicles. We routinely
collaborate with OEMs globally to solve problems, boost efficiency and enhance the
value passed on to their customers.
Call us today to discuss how our vast offering of standard or custom solutions can deliver
the optimal balance of performance, life and installed cost for you and your applications.
Thomson actuators help people every day at home or work, during commuting, or when visiting the doctor, dentist or therapist.
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Why Choose Electric Linear Actuators?
Electric linear actuators are versatile, easy to use and affordable compared to most
alternatives. As long as electric power is available, there is likely a suitable electric
actuator for the job. The latest generation of actuators, which are smarter, stronger
and sturdier, have also created new application possibilities. Where you once had
to look for expensive, complex and often custom-built solutions, a standard electric
actuator is often now the simple choice.
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Smart Actuation
At Thomson, the most advanced actuators today are
known as “smart.” These models are integrated with
onboard controls, which enable enhanced control
functions that previously required complex external
controls. They feature enhanced controllability and
allow you to monitor performance and
diagnostics to help increase efficiency
and productivity.
Affordable Actuation
Linear actuators are a cost-efficient alternative to
other actuator technologies for many reasons:
• Electric power costs less than hydraulic or
pneumatic power.
Electric actuators only need energy when
moving; at a standstill, they are self
locking and need no
power to keep
the position.
• Cables are less
expensive than tubes and hoses.
• Cables are a lot quicker and easier to install and
commission.
• An electric actuator system is lightweight and
requires little space.
• Less or eliminated maintenance reduces total
cost of ownership.
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Why Convert to Electric Actuators?
There are many reasons to switch from a pneumatic or hydraulic actuator solution
to an electric one. Better controllability, reduced complexity and a smaller footprint
are often the main ones. Less energy consumption, cleaner operation and reduced
maintenance are others but often you will also experience additional benefits such as
better performance, reduced downtime, and faster assembly and commissioning.
Reduced Complexity and Smaller Footprint It appears obvious that both the pneumatic and
The illustration below compares three common, hydraulic cylinder require more complex, space-
simple ways to run an electric actuator, a pneumatic demanding solutions that add more weight to the
cylinder and a hydraulic cylinder back and forth. complete system.
E1 P1 H1
P2 P2
H2
P3
E2 E2 P4 E2 H3 H4
P5 H5
E1. Electric linear actuator P1. Pneumatic cylinder H1. Hydraulic cylinder
E2. Electric switches P2. One-way flow control valves H2. Bidirectional valve
P3. Bidirectional valve H3. Pressure relief valve
P4. Compressed air tank H4. Hydraulic oil reservoir tank
P5. Pneumatic air compressor H5. Hydraulic oil compressor
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Smart Actuators
As the industrial world becomes increasingly connected, the designer’s need for
intelligent components that can communicate with each other and operate without
the need for manual interaction is growing. Thomson is meeting this demand and
helping to usher in a new generation of “smart” actuators where a modular onboard
control architecture and the possibility to use bus communication are key features.
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Synchronization System
The host control runs one actuator, which becomes the master. The other actuators follow the master as slaves
without having to communicate with the host control.
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Applications
Lifting Devices, Fork Lifts, Driver Cabins and
other Material Handling Vehicles
• Cabin ergonomics are improved with seat
adjustments, and individual, user-defined settings
are pre-programmed for quick changes.
• Engine throttle control is more precise and
responsive, improving fuel consumption and the
user experience.
• Actuators assist in opening hoods and doors, and
adjusting mirrors and ladders.
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Online Sizing and Selection Tools
Thomson LinearMotioneering® for Linear Actuators is a self-service, online sizing
and selection tool that saves you time and cost and helps avoid misapplication. It
allows you to quickly and accurately find your ideal solution by completing a self-
guided, interactive series of questions that taps into the extensive application
engineering knowledge base of Thomson experts.
LinearMotioneering is an easy-to-use, step-by-step or use an old project as the basis for a new one.
tool that gathers all necessary information and Since projects are stored online, you can open them
then presents you with suitable solutions. Once from any computer, mobile phone or tablet - from
the best candidate among the options is defined, anywhere in the world
LinearMotioneering will let you download all of the
technical data and a 3D CAD model of the selected Help with Custom Solutions
actuator, show you the cost and delivery time, and even If LinearMotioneering can’t find a suitable actuator
let you purchase it from the Thomson online store. for your project, you have the option to ask for a
custom solution. The tool will ask for the necessary
Your Own Project Library data so that our engineers can have a look and help
All of your projects are stored in your own library so you get what you need.
that you can return and continue working on them
Do you want help to size and select the best match for your application?
Please visit: www.linearactuators.linearmotioneering.com
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Thomson offers a wide variety of online resources to help you learn more about
electric linear actuators. An experienced team of application engineers is also
available to help you. To explore additional technical resources and options,
contact Thomson customer support at www.thomsonlinear.com/cs.
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Specifications
Electrak® HD Electrak GX DC Electrak GX AC
Max. speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] 71/58 (2.80/2.28) 61/37 (2.40/1.40) 53/43 (2.10/1.70)
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Electrak LA14 Electrak LA24 Electrak PPA Max Jac Electrak 050
61/37 (2.40/1.40) 53/43 (2.10/1.70) 32/28 (1.26/1.10) 60 / 30 (2.4 / 1.2) 48 / 37 (1.9 /1.5)
0 0 22 (200) 2 (1.48) 0
- 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) - 40 – 85 (- 40 – 185) -30 – 80 (-22 – 176)
25 25 30 25 25
IP65 IP45 IP54 IP66/IP69K IP56
• Analog position feedback • Analog position feedback • End-of-stroke limit • Analog position feedback • End-of-stroke limit
switches • Digital position feedback switches
• Analog position feedback • Analog position feedback
56 64 74 82 88
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Performance Overview
Specifications
Electrak® 1 S Electrak 1 SP Electrak MD
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] 78/64 (3.1/2.5) 78/64 (3.1/2.5) 52/43.8 (2.04/1.72)
Max. ordering stroke (S) length [mm] / [in] -/8 -/8 300 / -
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worm ball acme or ball acme or ball trapezoidal or ball trapezoidal or ball
no yes optional optional no no
yes yes yes yes no no
current sensing internal limit switches clutch clutch spring loaded soft stop spring loaded soft stop
yes yes yes yes no no
12, 24 12, 24 12, 24 - 12, 24 12, 24
- - - 1 × 230 - -
260 (60) 18000 (4000) 18000 (4000) 18000 (4000) 2000 (450) 2000 (450)
130 (30) 16000 (2248) 6800 (1500) 6800 (1500) 750 (169) 750 (169)
196/83 (3.7/3.3) 71/58 (2.80/2.28) 61/37 (2.40/1.40) 53/43 (2.10/1.70) 110/73 (4.3/2.9) 110/83 (4.3/3.3)
0 0 0 0 0 0
- 40 – 125 (- 40 – 257) - 40 – 85 (- 40 – 185) - 25 – 85 (- 15 – 185) - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) 0 – 40 (32 – 104) 0 – 40 (32 – 104)
50 25 25 25 15 15
IP69K, IP67 IP65 IP65 IP45 IP44 IP44
• Analog position • End-of-stroke output • Analog position • Analog position - -
feedback • Analog position feedback feedback
• Internal-end-of- stroke feedback
limit switches • Digital position
• CAN bus J1939 feedback
• Low-level switching
• Synchronization
• CAN bus J1939
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Electrak® HD – Technical Features
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Electrak® HD – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
Type M or E
Type A
Mounting flange rear adapter (2)
Type A (3)
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Electrak® HD – Dimensions
Maximum Dynamic Load and Stroke Relationships
Maximum Total Length (Ltot), Ordering Stroke (S) [mm]
Dynamic Retracted Length (A)
Load (Fx) - and Front Adapter 50 – 500 (1) 550 – 600 650 – 700 750 – 900 950 – 1000
kN (lbf.) Dimensions [mm]
Ltot A + B1 + C2
A S + 150.9 + B2 + C1
1.7 C1 Type M, E 17.5
(382) Type N, F 26.5
Type P, G 23.9
C3 30.2
Ltot A + B1 + C2 A + B1 + C2
A S + 150.9 + B2 + C1 S + 156.8 + B2 + C1
2.6 C1 Type M, E 17.5 24.0
(585) Type N, F 26.5 27.0
Type P, G 23.9 24.9
C3 30.2 35.0
Ltot A + B1 + C2 A + B1 + C2
A S + 150.9 + B2 + C1 S + 156.8 + B2 + C1
4.5 C1 Type M, E 17.5 24.0
(1012) Type N, F 26.5 27.0
Type P, G 23.9 24.9
C3 30.2 35.0
Ltot A + B1 + C2 A + B1 + C2
A S + 150.9 + B2 + C1 S + 156.8 + B2 + C1
6.8 C1 Type M, E 17.5 24.0
(1529) Type N, F 26.5 27.0
Type P, G 23.9 24.9
C3 30.2 35.0
Ltot A + B1 + C2 A + B1 + C2
A S + 180.9 + B2 + C1 S + 182 + B2 + C1
10 C1 Type M, E 17.5 24.0
(2248) Type N, F 26.5 27.0
Type P, G 23.9 24.9
C3 30.2 35.0
Ltot A + B1 + C2
A S + 182 + B2 + C1
16 C1 Type M, E 24.0
strokes not available for this model
(3584) Type N, F 27.0
Type P, G 24.9
C3 35.0
(1) For a unit with 50 mm stroke, A and Ltot dimension are the same as for a unit with 100 mm stroke.
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Electrak® HD – Performance Diagrams
Load vs. Speed (1)
1
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
3
4
Load [N (lbf)]
1. HDxxB017 (1.7 kN (382 lbf)) 3. HDxxB045 (4.5 kN (1012 lbf)) 5. HDxxB100 (10 kN (2248 lbf))
2. HDxxB026 (2.6 kN (585 lbf)) 4. HDxxB068 (6.8 kN (1529 lbf)) 6. HDxxB160 (16 kN (3584 lbf))
1
Curves valid for all units except those with the synchronization option, where the speed at any load is 25% lower than for those without.
Note! Curves were generated at an ambient temperature of 21°C (70°F). Different ambient temperature and individual actuator characteristics can produce slightly different values.
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1
2
5
3
Load [N (lbf)]
1. HDxxB017 (1.7 kN (382 lbf)) 3. HDxxB045 (4.5 kN (1012 lbf)) 5. HDxxB100 (10 kN (2248 lbf))
2. HDxxB026 (2.6 kN (585 lbf)) 4. HDxxB068 (6.8 kN (1529 lbf)) 6. HDxxB160 (16 kN (3584 lbf))
Note! Curves were generated at an ambient temperature of 21°C (70°F). Different ambient temperature and individual actuator characteristics can produce slightly different values.
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Electrak® HD – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
HD12 B026- 0300 LXX 2 M M S D
1. Model and input voltage 4. Electrak Modular Control System options
HD12 = Electrak HD, 12 Vdc EXX = Electronic Monitoring Package only
HD24 = Electrak HD, 24 Vdc ELX = EXX + end-of-stroke indication output
EXP = EXX + analog (potentiometer) position output
2. Screw type, dynamic load capacity EXD = EXX + digital position output
B017- = ball screw, 1.7 kN (382 lbf) ELP = ELX + analog (potentiometer) position output
B026- = ball screw, 2.6 kN (585 lbf) ELD = ELX + digital position output
B045- = ball screw, 4.5 kN (1012 lbf) LXX = EXX + low-level signal motor switching
B068- = ball screw, 6.8 kN (1529 lbf) LLX = EXX + LXX + end-of-stroke indication output
B100- = ball screw, 10 kN (2248 lbf) LXP = EXX + LXX +analog (potentiometer) position output
B160- = ball screw, 16 kN (3584 lbf) CNO = SAE J1939 CAN bus + open-loop speed control
COO = CANopen CAN bus + open-loop speed control
3. Ordering stroke length (1) (2) SYN = LXX + synchronization option
0050 = 50 mm (3)
0100 = 100 mm 5. Cable length
0150 = 150 mm 1 = 0.3 m long cables
0200 = 200 mm 2 = 1.5 m long cables
0250 = 250 mm 3 = 5.0 m long cables
0300 = 300 mm
0350 = 350 mm 6. Rear adapter/mounting flange options
0400 = 400 mm A = rear mounting flange (4) (5)
0450 = 450 mm M = cross hole for 12 mm pin
0500 = 500 mm E = cross hole for ½ inch pin
0550 = 550 mm N = forked cross hole for 12 mm pin
0600 = 600 mm F = forked cross hole for ½ inch pin
0650 = 650 mm
0700 = 700 mm 7. Front adapter options
0750 = 750 mm A = metric M16 male thread
0800 = 800 mm M = cross hole for 12 mm pin
0850 = 850 mm E = cross hole for ½ inch pin
0900 = 900 mm N = forked cross hole for 12 mm pin
0950 = 950 mm F = forked cross hole for ½ inch pin
1000 = 1000 mm P = metric M12 female thread
G = inch 1/2-20 UNF-2B female thread
8. Adapter orientation
S = standard
M = 90 ° turned
9. Connection options
D = flying leads
(1) Other stroke lengths available upon request. Please contact customer support.
(2) 500 mm is the max. stroke length for 16 kN units.
(3) 50 mm stroke units will have same retracted length and envelope size as a 100 mm unit.
(4) Max. ordering stroke for the rear mounting flange type A is 300 mm.
(5) Max. dynamic load capacity for the rear mounting flange type A is 10 kN.
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red
black
red
black
red
white
F Fuse blue
S1 Double pole double throw switch black
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red
black red
F Fuse gray
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red
black red
common gray
F Fuse
S1 Double pole double throw switch
F Fuse
S1 Double pole double throw switch
Control option ELP works as option EXP but also has two
outputs that indicate when the extension tube is in its fully Control option ELD works as option EXD but also has two
extended or retracted position. outputs that indicate when the extension tube is in its fully
extended or retracted position.
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Electrak® HD – Electrical Connections
red
black
red
white
red
not used brown
black
blue
common red
black
output fully extended white
violet
+ brown
orange not used
blue
– gray
output fully retracted black
F Fuse
violet
S1 Extend switch +
orange
S2 Retract switch
– gray
Control option LXX has all the basic Electrak Monitoring
Package features included in control option EXX, but the F Fuse
polarity of the motor voltage is switched by the onboard S1 Extend switch
electronics instead. The customer-supplied switches used S2 Retract switch
to command the actuator to extend or retract only need to
handle low-level signals. However, the power supply and Control option LLX works as option LXX but also has two
wiring that supply the actuator must be able to handle the outputs that indicate when the extension tube is in its fully
motor current for the actuator model and load being used, extended or retracted position.
as well as the inrush current (up to one and a half times the
max. continuous current for the max. load being used for up
to 150 milliseconds).
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red
black
violet F Fuse
+
orange
– gray Control option CNO has an SAE J1939 CAN bus control
interface/COO has a CANopen control interface that control
F Fuse and monitor the actuator. Extend and retract commands
S1 Extend switch
are sent via CAN messages on the CAN low and CAN high
S2 Retract switch
pins. Address select 1, 2 and 3 pins can be used as a BCD
Control option LXP works as option LXX but also has an encoded adder to the default address. This can be used
analog (potentiometer) output that will provide feedback on when multiple actuators are located on a single bus.
the extension tube position.
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Electrak® HD – Electrical Connections
Master actuator
Option Type SYN
Actuator supply voltage [Vdc]
HD12 9 - 16
HD24 18 - 32 red
black
Extend / retract input voltage [Vdc] 9 - 32
Extend / retract input current [mA] 6 - 22 red
not used white
Number of synchronized actuators 2+
brown
Max. actuator speed difference [%] 25
blue
Control option SYN works as option LXX but also has a not used black
gray
When using the low-level extend and retract inputs on the
Intermediate
master actuator, the slave(s) will follow. If there is a need slave actuators
to run an actuator individually, it is possible to put it into an
override state by closing a switch (S3) connected to the red
lead as shown in the wiring diagram. red
black
Important desig notes:
• Ensure that supply voltage to each actuator is within ±1.0 V. not used red
• Uneven loading between the actuators is not recommended, but
the synchronization option can withstand its effects up to a 25% not used white
speed loss. brown
• For units with the synchronization option, the speed at a
given load is 25% lower than for those without. This is true blue
irrespective of the unit being in synchronization or override not used black
mode, or simply run individually.
• If one actuator encounters an overload condition, it will trip the not used violet
overload protection and send a signal to each actuator on the not used orange
network to stop. The units can be immediately reversed (unless
they bind up the system), or they can continue in the same not used gray
direction after a power reset.
• If power is lost at any time to any actuator, the actuators still Last slave actuator
powered will continue their last commanded move until told
to stop, either by an individual current overload trip, or a stop
signal sent from the master actuator.
• If communication is lost (i.e. brown/blue wires cut), the slaves
will continue their last commanded move until they reach end of red
stroke or trip current overload. The master will continue its last
commanded move unless commanded to stop with the switching black
leads, reaching end of stroke, or tripping current overload.
• After a large number of mid-stroke movements, the time not used red
difference between each unit receiving a signal to move (master not used white
vs. slave) will add to small variances in when the units start and
stop. Since they are designed to run at the same speed, these brown
small differences amount to a variance of position over time – blue
even when load is applied. To address this concern, Thomson
suggests running the units either to a fully extended or fully F Fuses not used black
retracted position each cycle to re-align the units with each S1 Extend switch not used violet
other to take out these added variances. S2 Retract switch
• In order to give the master and slave(s) enough time to not used orange
S3 Override switch
communicate there must be at least 250 ms between each start not used gray
and stop command. R Resistors 120 Ohm
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Electrak® HD – Accessories
Limit Switches for Cover Tube Mounting Rod End Front Adapter
Sensor type solid state reed switch Type metric inch
Contact type normally open (N.O.) Material Cadmium-plated steel
Output type PNP contact Dimensions
A 12.0 ± 0.1 mm 0.5 in
Voltage [VDC/AC] 10 - 30 / – 5 -115 / 5 -115 B 14.3 ± 0.1 mm 0.625 in
Max. current [mA] 100 C M12 1/2-20 UNF
Hysteresis [mm (in)] 1.5 (0.06) 1.0 (0.04) p/n 756-9021 756-9007
Mounting positions
The rod end front adapter comes in one metric and one
imperial version. The metric adapter can be mounted to the
front of the extension tube if the actuator is equipped with
Sensors the metric female thread front adapter option (type P), while
the inch adapter requires the inch female thread option
(type G).
Dimensions
Dimensions
Wire Harness Kits
Part Number Description
mm
954-9364 0.3 m Power Only (EXX)
954-9365 1.5 m Power Only (EXX)
Connection 954-9366 5.0 m Power Only (EXX)
Solid state Reed switch
0.3 m Power and 8-Wire Signal
954-9367
(ELX, ELP, ELD, LXX, LLX, LXP, CNO, COO, SYN)
brown + VDC brown input
1.5 m Power and 8-Wire Signal
954-9368
blue - VDC (ELX, ELP, ELD, LXX, LLX, LXP, CNO, COO, SYN)
black output blue output 5.0 m Power and 8-Wire Signal
954-9369
(ELX, ELP, ELD, LXX, LLX, LXP, CNO, COO, SYN)
The limit switches are mounted in the cover tube slots 954-9370 0.3 m Power and 3-Wire Signal (EXP, EXD)
and will be switched by a magnet mounted inside of the 954-9471 1.5 m Power and 3-Wire Signal (EXP, EXD)
actuator on the extension tube.
954-9372 5.0 m Power and 3-Wire Signal (EXP, EXD)
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Electrak® GX DC – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
Dxxx-xxA (acme screw) self locking lead nut
Dxxx-xxB (ball screw) load lock ball nut
Manual override no (optional)
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake
acme screw models no (self locking)
ball screw models yes
• Dynamic load up to 9 kN (2000 lbf) (1) Actuators used in the EU must be in compliance with CE
(2) The 90 Vdc model cannot be delivered in compliance with CE.
• Stroke up to 24 in (609 mm)
• Speed up to 61 mm/s (2.4 in/s) Optional Mechanical Features
• Protection class static IP66
Variety of front and rear adapters
• Overload clutch for mid and end of stroke protection
Manual override
• Motor with thermal switch
• Maintenance free
Optional Electrical Features
Potentiometer feedback
Accessories
Mechanical Mounting pins
Compatible Controls
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load [A]
Dxxx-05A5 1100 (250) D12x-05A5 12.0/33.0
D12x-10A5 8.0/27.0
Dxxx-10A5 2250 (500)
D12x-20A5 3.0/15.0
Dxxx-20A5 2250 (500) D12x-05B5 8.0/28.0
Dxxx-05B5 2250 (500) D12x-10B5 5.0/27.0
Dxxx-10B5 4500 (1000) D12x-20B5 3.0/13.0
Dxxx-20B5 4500 (1000) D12x-21B5 3.0/20.0
Dxxx-21B5 6800 (1500) D12x-2KB5 4.0/25.0
Dxxx-2KB5 9000 (2000) D24x-05A5 6.0/16.5
D24x-10A5 4.0/13.5
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] D24x-20A5 1.5/7.5
Dxxx-05A5 54/32 (2.10/1.20) D24x-05B5 4.0/14.0
Dxxx-10A5 30/18 (1.20/0.70) D24x-10B5 2.5/13.5
Dxxx-20A5 15/12 (0.67/0.45) D24x-20B5 1.5/7.5
Dxxx-05B5 61/37 (2.40/1.40) D24x-21B5 1.5/10.0
Dxxx-10B5 30/19 (1.30/0.80) D24x-2KB5 2.0/12.5
Dxxx-20B5 15/12 0.60/0.45) D36x-05A5 4.0/11.0
Dxxx-21B5 15/11 (0.60/043) D36x-10A5 2.67/9.0
Dxxx-2KB5 15/9 (0.60/0.40) D36x-20A5 1.0/5.1
D36x-05B5 2.67/9.3
Min. ordering stroke (S) length [in] 2 D36x-10B5 1.67/9.0
D36x-20B5 1.0/5.1
Max. ordering stroke (S) length (2) (3) (4)
[in] 24 D36x-21B5 1.0/6.7
D36x-2KB5 1.34/8.4
Ordering stroke length increments [in] 2 D48x-05A5 3.0/8.3
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) D48x-10A5 2.0/6.8
D48x-20A5 0.8/3.8
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25 D48x-05B5 2.0/7.0
D48x-10B5 1.3/6.8
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.0 (0.04) D48x-20B5 0.8/3.8
Restraining torque [Nm (lbf-in)] 11.3 (100) D48x-21B5 0.8/5.0
D48x-2KB5 1.0/6.3
Protection class - static, standard (optional) IP66 (IP66/IP69K) D90x-05A5 1.5/4.1
D90x-10A5 1.0/3.4
Salt spray resistance [h] 96 D90x-20A5 0.4/1.9
(1) Max. static load at fully retracted stroke D90x-05B5 1.0/3.5
(2) Max. ordering stroke length for Dxx-2KB5 is 12 inches D90x-10B5 0.6/3.4
(3) Max. ordering stroke length for Dxx-21B5 is 20 inches D90x-20B5 0.4/1.9
(4) For other strokes, contact customer support
D90x-21B5 0.4/2.5
D90x-2KB5 0.5/3.2
Flying leads length [mm (in)] 165 (7.5)
Flying leads diameter [mm (in)] 3 (0.12)
Flying leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)] 2 (14)
Cable length with option pot. [mm (in)] 600 (24)
Cable diameter with option pot. [mm (in)] 9 (0.35)
Cable leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)]
with option potentiometer
motor leads 2.5 (14)
potentiometer leads 1.5 (16)
(1) For other input voltages - contact customer support.
(2) 90 Vdc model not CE compliant.
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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1 4
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
2 5
13
6 7 8
Load [N (lbf)]
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Electrak® GX DC – Performance Diagrams
Load vs. Current for 12 and 24 Vdc actuators
Current for 12 Vdc Actuators [A]
Load [N (lbf)]
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Load [N (lbf)]
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Electrak® GX DC – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
D12C 05A5- 02 M0 N N -D E E
1. Model, input voltage and CE compliance 5. Ingress protection rating
D12C = Electrak GX, 12 Vdc, CE compliant N = IP66
D24C = Electrak GX, 24 Vdc, CE compliant K = IP66/IP69K
D36C = Electrak GX, 36 Vdc, CE compliant
D48C = Electrak GX, 48 Vdc, CE compliant 6. Options
D12N = Electrak GX, 12 Vdc, not CE compliant N = no option
D24N = Electrak GX, 24 Vdc, not CE compliant P = potentiometer feedback
D36N = Electrak GX, 36 Vdc, not CE compliant H = manual override
D48N = Electrak GX, 48 Vdc, not CE compliant
D90N = Electrak GX, 90 Vdc, not CE compliant Dimensions for manual override option
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DPDT Switch
Potentiometer type wirewound
(–)
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
Actuator
Input
Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm]
Voltage Black (yellow)* 2 - 10 inch stroke 39
11 - 20 inch stroke 20
(+) 21 - 24 inch stroke 10
Red
DPDT Switch
* Lead can be black or yellow Retract
Off
Extend
Connect the red lead to positive and black (yellow)* to
negative to extend the actuator. Change polarity to retract (–)
Actuator
the actuator. Input
Voltage Black (yellow)*
(+)
Red
Grey
Potentiometer
Output Yellow
Green
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Electrak® GX DC – Accessories
The mounting pins are used in the rear and front adapter Dimensions
holes of the actuator. The pins have a groove in each end so mm
that it can be secured with snap rings.
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Electrak® GX AC – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
Axxx-xxA (acme screw) self locking lead nut
Axxx-xxB (ball screw) load lock ball nut
Manual override no (optional)
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake
acme screw models no (self locking)
ball screw models yes
• Maintenance free
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Ordering stroke length increments [in] 2 Motor cable length [mm (in)] 600 (24)
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150) Motor cable diameter [mm (in)] 10 (0.4)
Max. on time [s] 45 Motor cable leads cross section [mm (AWG)]
2
1.5 (16)
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25 Potentiometer cable length (3)
[mm (in)] 500 (20)
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.0 (0.04) Potentiometer cable diameter (3) [mm (in)] 9 (0.35)
Restraining torque [Nm (lbf-in)] 11.3 (300) Pot. cable leads cross section (3) [mm2 (AWG)] 1.5 (16)
(1) For other input voltages - contact customer support.
Protection class - static IP45 (2) Capacitor required to run the actuator.
1 × 115 Vac = 35 µF, p/n 9200-448-002
Salt spray resistance [h] 96 1 × 230 Vac = 10 µF, p/n 9200-448-003
(1) Max. static load at fully retracted stroke (3) Potentiometer is optional
(2) Not possible with supply voltage 3 × 400 Vac
(3) 2KB5 not possible for strokes above 12 inch
(4) 21B5 not possible for strokes above 20 inch
(5) For other strokes, contact customer support
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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1 6
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
3 2 8
5 4
9 10 11
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Electrak® GX AC – Performance Diagrams
Load vs. Current for 1 × 115 and 1 × 230 Vac actuators
6
5
3
2
4
Load [N (lbf)]
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Current for 3 × 400 Vac Actuators [A]
1
2
Load [N (lbf)]
1. A42x-05A5 (1100 N (250 lbf)) not possible 5. A42x-10B5 (2250 N (500 lbf))
2. A42x-10A5 (1100 N (250 lbf)) 6. A42x-20B5 (2250 N (500 lbf))
3. A42x-20A5 (1100 N (250 lbf)) 7. A42x-21B5 (6800 N (1500 lbf)) not possible
4. A42x-05B5 (1100 N (250 lbf)) 8. A42x-2KB5 (9000 N (2000 lbf)) not possible
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Electrak® GX AC – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A12C05A5- 06 M0 B N -D E E
1. Model, input voltage, dynamic load capacity, screw type, 5. Ingress protection rating
maximum speed B = IP45
A12C05A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s
A12C10A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s 6. Options
A12C20A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s N = no option
A12C05B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s P = potentiometer feedback
A12C10B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s H = manual override
A12C20B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s
A12C21B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 6800 N, ball, 15 mm/s (1) Dimensions for manual override option
A12C2KB5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 115 Vac, 9000 N, ball, 10 mm/s (2)
A22C05A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s
A22C10A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s
A22C20A5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s
A22C05B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s
A22C10B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s
A22C20B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s
A22C21B5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 6800 N, ball, 15 mm/s (1)
A22C2KB5- = Electrak GX, 1 × 230 Vac, 9000 N, ball, 10 mm/s (2)
A42C10A5- = Electrak GX, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 30 mm/s Model X Y
A42C20A5- = Electrak GX, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 15 mm/s
A42C05B5- = Electrak GX, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, ball, 61 mm/s AxxxO5A(B)5-
A 49.6 0.0
A42C10B5- = Electrak GX, 3 × 400 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 30 mm/s A
Axxx10A(B)5- 43.3 5.2
A42C20B5- = Electrak GX, 3 × 400 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 15 mm/s
Axxx20(21, 2K)A(B)5- 38.9 0.0
3. Ordering stroke length
06 = 6 inch (152.4 mm) 7. Connector option
08 = 8 inch (203.2 mm) -D = no connector (flying leads)
10 = 10 inch (254.0 mm)
12 = 12 inch (304.8 mm) 8. Front adapter option
14 = 14 inch (355.6 mm) E = cross hole for 0.5 inch pin
16 = 16 inch (406.4 mm) F = forked cross hole for 0.5 inch pin
18 = 18 inch (457.2 mm) G = 1/2-20 UNF 2B female thread
20 = 20 inch (508.0 mm) K = cross hole for 10 mm pin
22 = 22 inch (558.8 mm) M = cross hole for 12 mm pin
24 = 24 inch (609.6 mm) N = forked cross hole for 12 mm pin
P = M12 female thread
4. Rear adapter hole orientation
M0 = adapter at 0° (standard) 9. Rear adapter option
M3 = adapter at 90° (3) E = cross hole for 0.5 inch pin
M0 - M3
K = cross hole for 10 mm pin
M = cross hole for 12 mm pin
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Red (2)
Input
Voltage
PE
Yellow/Green
N
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
Ball screw models (with anti-coast brake)
Ball screw models (with anti-coast brake)
Relays Actuator
DPDT Switch Extend
Actuator L1
Retract White (1)
Off Input L2
Extend Capacitor Red (2)
Voltage L3
Black (3)
Black (1) N
L1 Orange (4)
Retract Brake*
Red (2)
Input
Voltage Brake*
Orange (4) PE
Yellow/Green
N
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
Leads can be either color or number marked. Connect white
(1) lead to L1, red (2) lead to L2 and black (3) lead to L3 to
Leads can be either color or number marked. To be able to extend the actuator. Change the places of white (2) lead
run the actuator, a capacitor must be connected between and black (3) to retract the actuator. Ball screw models have
black (1) and red (2) leads. A 115 Vac actuator requires a an anti-coast brake* that must be released during motion,
35 μF capacitor, while a 230 Vac actuator requires a 10 μF which is done by connecting orange (4) to N (neutral). Acme
capacitor. See page 54 for ordering of capacitors. Connect models do not have any anti-coast brake.
black (1) lead to L1 and white (3) lead to N (neutral) to
retract the actuator. Change L1 from lead black (1) to lead
red (2) to extend the actuator. Ball screw models have an
anti-coast brake* that must be released during motion,
which is done by connecting orange (4) lead to L1. Acme
models do not have any anti-coast brake.
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Leads can be either color or number marked. To be able to Ball screw models (with anti-coast brake)
run the actuator, a capacitor must be connected between
DPDT Switch
black (1) and red (2) leads. A 115 Vac actuator requires a
Retract
35 μF capacitor, while a 230 Vac actuator requires a 10 μF Off Capacitor Actuator
Extend
capacitor. See page 54 for ordering of capacitors. Connect Black (1)
black (1) lead to L1 and white (3) lead to N (neutral) to L1
Green
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PE
Yellow/Green
Gray
Potentiometer
Yellow
Output
Green
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Electrak® GX AC – Accessories
The mounting pins are used in the rear and front adapter Dimensions
holes of the actuator. The pins have a groove in each end so
mm
that it can be secured with snap rings.
Capacitor Kits
Designation Actuator Supply Voltage Part Number
Capacitor kit 115 Vac 9200-448-002
Capacitor kit 230 Vac 9200-448-003
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Electrak® LA14 – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
Dxx-xxA (acme screw) self-locking lead nut
Dxx-xxB (ball screw) load lock ball nut
Manual override no (optional)
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake
acme screw models no (self-locking)
ball screw models yes
Electrical connections
Standard Features no potentiometer option flying leads with or without connector
with potentiometer option cable with or without connector
• Robust and reliable Compliances CE
• 12, 24 or 36 Vdc as standard input voltages
• Acme and ball screw models
• Static load up to 18 kN (4000 lbf) Optional Mechanical Features
• Dynamic load up to 6.8 kN (1500 lbf) Variety of front and rear adapters
Compatible Controls
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load (2) [A]
DAxx-05A65M 1100 (250) DA12-05A65M 12.0/34.0
DAxx-10A65M 2250 (500) DA12-10A65M 9.0/27.0
DAxx-20A65M 2250 (500) DA12-20A65M 8.0/15.0
DAxx-05B65M 2250 (500) DA12-05B65M 8.0/26.0
DAxx-10B65M 4500 (1000) DA12-10B65M 5.0/26.0
DAxx-20B65M 4500 (1000) DA12-20B65M 4.0/14.0
DAxx-21B65M 6800 (1500) DA12-21B65M 4.0/19.0
DA24-05A65M 6.0/17.0
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] DA24-10A65M 4.5/13.5
DAxx-05A65M 54/32 (2.10/1.20) DA24-20A65M 4.0/7.5
DAxx-10A65M 30/18 (1.20/0.70) DA24-05B65M 4.0/13.0
DAxx-20A65M 15/12 (0.67/0.45) DA24-10B65M 2.5/13.0
DAxx-05B65M 61/37 (2.40/1.40) DA24-20B65M 2.0/7.0
DAxx-10B65M 30/19 (1.30/0.80) DA24-21B65M 2.0/9.5
DAxx-20B65M 15/12 0.60/0.45)
DAxx-21B65M 15/11 (0.60/043) Flying leads length [mm (in)] 165 (7.5)
Min. ordering stroke (S) length [mm] 50 Flying leads diameter [mm (in)] 3 (0.12)
Max. ordering stroke (S) length (2) [mm] 600 Flying leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)] 2 (14)
Ordering stroke length increments [mm] 50 Cable length with option pot. [mm (in)] 600 (24)
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 25 – 85 (- 15 – 185) Cable diameter with option pot. [mm (in)] 9 (0.35)
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25 Cable leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)]
with option potentiometer
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.0 (0.04) motor leads 2.5 (14)
potentiometer leads 1.5 (16)
Restraining torque [Nm (lbf-in)] 0
(1) For other input voltages - contact customer support
Protection class - static IP65 (2) For current draw for 36 Vdc input voltage models - contact customer support
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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Speed
1: DAxx-05A65M
2: DAxx-10A65M
3: DAxx-20A65M
Current
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
4. DA12-05A65M
Current [A]
5: DA24-05A65M
6: DA12-10A65M
7: DA24-10A65M
8: DA12-20A65M
9: DA24-20A65M
Load [N (lbf)]
Speed
1: DAxx-05B65M
2: DAxx-10B65M
3: DAxx-20B65M
4: DAxx-21B65M
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
Current [A]
Current
5. DA12-05B65M
6: DA24-05B65M
7: DA12-10B65M
8: DA24-10B65M
9: DA12-20B65M
10: DA24-20B65M
11: DA12-21B65M
12: DA24-21B65M
Load [N (lbf)]
Note: for current draw data for 36 Vdc input voltage models - contact customer support.
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DA12- 05A65M 10 M0 N -A F M
1. Model and input voltage 5. Options
DA12- = Electrak LA14, 12 Vdc N = no option
DA24- = Electrak LA14, 24 Vdc NPO = potentiometer feedback
DA36- = Electrak LA14, 36 Vdc NHW = manual override (1)
2. Dynamic load capacity, screw type, maximum speed Dimensions for manual override option
05A65M = 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s
10A65M = 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s
20A65M = 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s
05B65M = 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s
10B65M = 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s
20B65M = 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s
21B65M = 6800 N, ball, 15 mm/s
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Retract
* Lead can be black or yellow Off
Extend
(+)
Red
Gray
Potentiometer
Output Yellow
Green
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Electrak® LA14 – Accessories
The mounting pins are used in the rear and front adapter Dimensions
holes of the actuator. The pins have a groove in each end so
mm
that it can be secured with snap rings.
Magnetic Sensor
Designation Contact Type Part Number
Magnetic sensor normally open D535 070
Magnetic sensor normally closed D535 071
Magnetic sensor changing D535 073
Dimensions
Specifications
mm
D535 070
Parameter D535 073
D535 071
Maximum power [W] 10 10
Maximum voltage [Vdc] 100 100
Maximum current [A] 0,5 0,5
Maximum contact resistance [ohm] 20 20
Lead cross section [mm2] 2 × 0,14 3 × 0,14
Cable length [mm] 3000 3000 2 × M3
Protection class IP67 IP67
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The mounting pin brackets are used to attach the front and Dimensions
rear adapter via a pair of mounting pins to the objects to
mm
which it is mounted. Note! one pair of brackets is needed
per adapter as there must be a bracket on each side of the
adapter.
Dimensions Dimensions
mm mm
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Electrak® LA24 – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
Dxx-xxA (acme screw) self-locking lead nut
Dxx-xxB (ball screw) load lock ball nut
Manual override no (optional)
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake
acme screw models no (self-locking)
ball screw models yes
Electrical connections
Standard Features no potentiometer option cable with flying leads
with potentiometer option 2 x cable with flying leads
• Robust and reliable Compliances CE
• 1 × 230 or 3 × 400 Vac as standard input voltages
Certificates UL, CSA
• Acme and ball screw models (1) Mating connector: 2973781 with terminal 2962573 (p/n 9100-448-001)
• Static load up to 18 kN (4000 lbf)
• Dynamic load up to 4.5 kN (1000 lbf)
Optional Mechanical Features
• Stroke up to 24 in
Variety of front and rear adapters
• Speed up to 61 mm/s (2.4 in/s)
Variety of rear adapter orientations
• Protection class static IP45
• Overload clutch for mid and end of stroke protection Manual override
Accessories
External slot-mounted limit switches
Mounting pin kits
Mounting pin bracket kits
Trunnions mounting kits
Capacitors
Compatible Controls
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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Speed
1: AA22-05A65M
2: AA22-10A65M
3: AA22-20A65M
4: AA42-10A65M
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
Current [A]
5: AA42-20A65M
Current
6: AA22-05A65M
7: AA22-10A65M
8: AA22-20A65M
9: AA42-10A65M
10: AA42-20A65M
Load [N (lbf)]
Speed
1: AA22-05B65M
2: AA22-10B65M
3: AA22-20B65M
4: AA42-05B65M
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
Current [A]
5: AA42-10B65M
6: AA42-20B65M
Current
7: AA22-05B65M
8: AA22-10B65M
AA22-20B65M
9: AA42-05B65M
10: AA42-10B65M
AA42-20B65M
Load [N (lbf)]
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
AA22-05A65M 10 M0 N -D F M
1. Model, input voltage, dynamic load capacity, screw type, 4. Options
maximum speed N = no option
AA22-05A65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s B = anti-coast brake (2)
AA22-10A65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s NPO = potentiometer
AA22-20A65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s NHW = manual override (1)
AA22-05B65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s BPO = anti-coast brake and potentiometer (2)
AA22-10B65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s BHW = anti-coast brake and manual override (2)
AA22-20B65M = Electrak LA24, 1 × 230 Vac, 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s
AA42-10A65M = Electrak LA24, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 30 mm/s Dimensions for manual override option
AA42-20A65M = Electrak LA24, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, acme, 15 mm/s
AA42-05B65M = Electrak LA24, 3 × 400 Vac, 1100 N, ball, 61 mm/s
AA42-10B65M = Electrak LA24, 3 × 400 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 30 mm/s
AA42-20B65M = Electrak LA24, 3 × 400 Vac, 2250 N, ball, 15 mm/s
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Red (2)
Input
Voltage
PE
N Yellow/Green
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
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No anti-coast brake
Input Voltage 230 Vac + Option SPDT Switch
Potentiometer Retract
Off Capacitor Actuator
Actuator supply voltage [Vac] Extend
between black (1) and red (2) leads. See page 72 for DPDT Switch
ordering of capacitors. Connect black (1) lead to L1 and Retract
white (3) lead to N (neutral) to retract the actuator. Change Off
Extend
Capacitor Actuator
L1 from lead black (1) to lead red (2) to extend the actuator. Black (1)
L1
If the actuator has an anti-coast brake*, it must be released
during motion, which is done by connecting orange (4) lead
to L1. The potentiometer output cable has 0 ohm between Input
Red (2)
gray and yellow leads when the actuator is fully extended. Voltage
Brake*
Orange (4)
N
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
Gray
Potentiometer
Yellow
Output
Green
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No anti-coast brake
Input Voltage 400 Vac + Option
Relays Actuator
Potentiometer Extend
L1
White (1)
Actuator supply voltage [Vac] Input L2 Red (2)
AA42- 3 × 400 Voltage L3
Black (3)
Potentiometer type wire-wound
Retract
Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32
Potentiometer max. power [W] 2
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
PE
Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm] Yellow/Green
PE
Yellow/Green
Gray
Potentiometer
Yellow
Output
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Capacitor Kits
Designation Actuator Supply Voltage Part Number
Capacitor kit 230 Vac 9200-448-003
The mounting pins are used in the rear and front adapter Dimensions
holes of the actuator. The pins have a groove in each end so
mm
that it can be secured with snap rings.
Magnetic Sensor
Designation Contact Type Part Number
Magnetic sensor normally open D535 070
Magnetic sensor normally closed D535 071
Magnetic sensor changing D535 073
Dimensions
Specifications
mm
D535 070
Parameter D535 073
D535 071
Maximum power [W] 10 10
Maximum voltage [Vdc] 100 100
Maximum current [A] 0,5 0,5
Maximum contact resistance [ohm] 20 20
Lead cross section [mm2] 2 × 0,14 3 × 0,14
Cable length [mm] 3000 3000 2 × M3
Protection class IP67 IP67
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The mounting pin brackets are used to attach the front and Dimensions
rear adapter via a pair of mounting pins to the objects to
mm
which it is mounted. Note! one pair of brackets is needed
per adapter as there must be a bracket on each side of the
adapter.
Dimensions Dimensions
mm mm
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Electrak® PPA – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type ball
Nut type ball nut
Manual override no
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake yes
Compliances
standard –
optional CE (1, 2)
Standard Features (1) Actuators used in the EU must be in compliance with CE
(2) 90 Vdc model not CE compliant
Compatible Controls
Contact customer support at www.thomsonlinear.com/cs
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Electrak® PPA – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
50.8
152.4 (6.0) MAX (2.0)
Ø63.5 (2.50)
S B 28.6
A1 (1.128)
A 56.5
9.5
(0.375)
(2.225) REF
79.4 (3.126)
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50.0 (2.0) 24
3
37.5 (1.5) 18
1
25.0 (1.0) 12
5 4 6
7
12.5 (0.5) 6
8
2
0 (0) 0
0 1112 2224 3336 4448 5560 6672
(0) (250) (500) (750) (1000) (1250) (1500)
Dynamic load [N (lbf)]
Speed Current
1: PPAxx-18B65 (3330 N (750 lbf)) 3: PPA12-18B65 (12 Vdc, 3330 N (750 lbf))
2: PPAxx-58B65 (6670 N (1500 lbf)) 4: PPA12-58B65 (12 Vdc, 6670 N (1500 lbf))
5: PPA24-18B65 (24 Vdc, 3330 N (750 lbf))
6: PPA24-58B65 (24 Vdc, 6670 N (1500 lbf))
7: PPA36-18B65 (36 Vdc, 3330 N (750 lbf))
8: PPA36-58B65 (36 Vdc, 6670 N (1500 lbf))
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Electrak® PPA – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6
PPA12- 58B65- 08 N LS X
1. Model and input voltage 4. Brake option
PPA12 - = Electrak PPA DC, 12 Vdc N = no brake option
PPA24 - = Electrak PPA DC, 24 Vdc
PPA36 - = Electrak PPA DC, 36 Vdc 5. Feedback option
PPA90 - = Electrak PPA DC, 90 Vdc (1) XX = no feedback option
LS = end of stroke limit switches
2. Dynamic load capacity PO = potentiometer (2)
18B65 - = 3330 N (750 lbf) HS = encoder
58B65 - = 6670 N (1500 lbf) HL = encoder + end of stroke limit switches
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DPDT Switch
Potentiometer type wire-wound
Retract
Off
Actuator
With Option End of Stroke Limit Switches Extend
Black
Actuator supply voltage [Vdc] (–)
PPA12 12
PPA24 24 Input Red
PPA36 36 Voltage
4
PPA90 90 (+) Potentiometer
5
Output
Limit switches max. voltage [V] 250
6
Limit switches max. current [A] 15.1
DPDT Switch
Connect the black lead to positive and red to negative to
Retract
Off Actuator
extend the actuator. Change polarity to retract the actuator.
Extend
The potentiometer output has 0 ohm between terminal 4
Black
(–)
and 5 when the actuator is fully retracted.
Input
Voltage Red
4
(+) End of Stroke
Limit Switches 5
Outputs
6
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(+) Encoder 2
Connect the black lead to positive and red to negative to Output
3
extend the actuator. Change polarity to retract the actuator.
4
The encoder is supplied between terminals 4 and 6, and the End of Stroke
Limit Switches 5
pulse train signal is generated on terminal 5. Outputs
6
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The rear clevis mounting kits are attached to the tube of an Electrak PPA actuator, allowing it to be mounted clevis to clevis style.
PPA Rear Clevis Mounting Kit - Type 1 PPA Rear Clevis Mounting Kit - Type 2
Dimensions Dimensions
mm (in) mm (in)
The tube mounting kits work as a clamp that is mounted at any desired position along the actuator tube. Trunnion pins for the
tube mount clamp are supplied and mounted by the customer.
Electrak PPA Tube Mount - Light Duty 3330 N (750 lbf) Electrak PPA Tube Mount - Heavy-duty 6670 N (1500 lbf)
Dimensions Dimensions
mm (in) mm (in)
A1: hole diameter 12.7 mm (0.5 in) with bushing. A1: hole diameter 12.7 mm (0.5 in) with bushing.
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Max Jac® – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type worm or ball
Nut type lead or ball
Manual override no
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake
worm screw models no (self-locking)
ball screw models no
Compliances CE
Standard Features
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load [A]
MXxxW (worm screw) 500 (112) MX12W (12 Vdc input, worm screw) 1.2/8.0
MXxxB (ball screw) 800 (180) MX24W (24 Vdc input, worm screw) 0.8/3.8
MX12B (12 Vdc input, ball screw) 1.1/7.4
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] MX24B (24 Vdc input, ball screw) 0.7/3.5
MXxxW (worm screw) 33 / 19 (1.3 / 0.75)
MXxxB (ball screw) 60 / 30 (2.4 / 1.2) Inrush/stall current @ max. load [A]
MX12W (12 Vdc input, worm screw) 18.0
Min. ordering stroke (S) length [mm] 50 MX24W (24 Vdc input, worm screw) 9.0
MX12B (12 Vdc input, ball screw) 18.0
Max. ordering stroke (S) length [mm]
MX24B (24 Vdc input, ball screw) 9.0
MXxxW (worm screw) 200
MXxxB (ball screw) 300 Cable lengths, standard (1) [mm (in)] 300 (12), 1600 (63)
Ordering stroke length increments [mm] 50 Cable diameter (1) [mm (in)] 6.2 (0.244)
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 40 – 85 (- 40 – 185) Cable leads cross section (1)
[mm (AWG)]
2
1 (18)
(1) The same cable is used both for the input voltage and the feedback signals.
Duty cycle, maximum (3) [%]
MXxxW (worm screw) load dependent
MXxxB (ball screw) load dependent
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 0.3 (0.012)
Restraining torque [Nm (lbf-in)] 2 (1.48)
Protection class - static IP66/IP69K
Salt spray resistance [h] 500
(1) Max. static load at fully retracted stroke
(2) The static force (i.e. the back-driving force) for a ball screw unit varies and is dependent
on the number of cycles it has been running and at which loads.
(3) See “Duty cycle vs. load” chart in the Glossary section.
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Max Jac® – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
6.2 ±0.1 (0.244 ±0.004) 15 ±0.2 (0.591 ±0.008) 22 (0.866) MAX mm [inch]
15 ±0.2 (0.591 ±0.008)
6.2 ±0.1 (0.244 ±0.004)
45.7
Ø10.2 ±0.1 (0.402 ±0.004) (1.799) MAX
R5 (0.197)
105.6 (4.157) MAX 44.3 (1.744) MAX
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Speed [mm/s (in/s)] Current [A] Speed [mm/s (in/s)] Current [A]
40 (1.6)
40 (1.6) 8.0 8.0 60 (2.4)
60 (2.4) 8.0 8.0
35 (1.4)
35 (1.4) 7.0 7.0
50 (2.0)
50 (2.0) 6.7 6.7
30 (1.2)
30 (1.2) 6.0 6.0
40 (1.6)
40 (1.6) 5.35 5.35
25 (1.0)
25 (1.0) 5.0 5.0
20 (0.8)
20 (0.8) 4.0 4.0 30 (1.2)
30 (1.2) 4.0 4.0
15 (0.6)
15 (0.6) 3.0 3.0
20 (0.8)
20 (0.8) 2.7 2.7
10 (0.4)
10 (0.4) 2.0 2.0
10 (0.4)
10 (0.4) 1.35 1.35
5 (0.2)5 (0.2) 1.0 1.0
ED @ 25 °C [%]
100
80
60
40
20
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
(0) (22.5) (45.0) (67.5) (90.0) (112.5) (155.0) (167.5) (180.0)
Dynamic load [N (lbf)]
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Max Jac® – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5
MX12- W1 M05 P 0
1. Model and input voltage 4. Options
MX12- = Max Jac, 12 Vdc P = analog feedback (standard)
MX24- = Max Jac, 24 Vdc E = digital encoder feedback
2. Dynamic load capacity, screw type and maximum speed 5. Connector option
W1 = 500 N (112 lbf), worm screw, 35 mm/s (1.38 in/s) 0 = 300 mm (12 in) long flying leads
B8 = 800 N (180 lbf, ball screw, 55 mm/s (2.17 in/s) 1 = 300 mm (12 in) long cable and AMP Superseal connector
2 = 1600 mm (63 in) long cable and AMP Superseal connector
3. Ordering stroke length
M05 = 50 mm (1.969 in)
(1) Stroke not possible for MSxxW1 (worm screw) models.
M10 = 100 mm (3.937 in)
M15 = 150 mm (5.906 in)
M20 = 200 mm (7.874 in)
M25 = 250 mm (9.843 in) (1)
M30 = 300 mm (11.811 in) (1)
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(+)
Actuator
Input
4 (+)
Voltage Actuator
Input
(–) Voltage 5
5
(–)
6
O Vdc 1
Analog
feedback 5 Vdc 2 O Vdc 1
output Encoder
Output signal 0,5 - 4,5 Vdc 5 Vdc 2
3 feedback
outputs Output channel A 4
M Actuator motor
Output channel B 3
S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch
F Fuse M Actuator motor
P Analog feedback device S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch
F Fuse
Connect lead 5 to positive and 4 to negative to extend the E Encoder feedback device
actuator. Change polarity to retract the actuator. The analog
feedback device is supplied between leads 1 and 2, and the Connect lead 6 to positive and 5 to negative to extend
output signal is generated on lead 3. the actuator. Change polarity to retract the actuator. The
encoder feedback device is supplied between leads 1 and 2,
Keep in mind that the actuator voltage must be switched and the output signal train from channel A is generated on
off when reaching the ends of stroke or due to a mid-stroke lead 4 and channel B on lead 3.
overload to avoid causing damage to the actuator.
Keep in mind that the actuator voltage must be switched
off when reaching the ends of stroke or due to a mid-stroke
overload to avoid causing damage to the actuator.
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Electrak® 050 – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type worm
Nut type lead
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake no (self-locking)
Compliances CE
Standard Features
Optional Mechanical Features
• Designed for office or medical applications
Cross hole orientation
• Small, quiet and lightweight
• Short retracted length
• Low cost Optional Electrical Features
• Durable and corrosion free plastic housing End of stroke limit switches with dynamic braking
• Color molded into the plastic, no painting required Potentiometer feedback
• Maintenance free
• Internally restrained extension tube
• Estimated life is minimum 40000 cycles
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Electrak® 050 – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
500 (6.0)
19.3
A4 (0.76) MAX
R7.9 (0.31) MAX 9.4 (0.37) MAX
53.1
(2.09) MAX
S: stroke (tolerances: 17W41 = ± 3.23 mm (0.127 in) , 17W42 = ± 4.25 mm (0.167 in) , 17W44 = ± 5.26 mm (0.207 in)) A2: red lead
A: retracted length A3: yellow lead
A1: Shown are Ø 6 mm +0.15/ -0 (0.236 in +0.006/ -0) mounting cross holes (2 ×) in standard position. A4: vent tube Ø 3 mm (0.188 in)
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50 (2.0) 4.0
45 (1.8) 3 3.6
6 4
40 (1.6) 3.2
35 (1.4) 8 2.8
Speed [mm/s (in/s)]
Current [A]
30 (1.2) 2.4
25 (1.0) 2.0
2 5
20 (0.8) 1.6
9 7
15 (0.6) 1.2
10 (0.4) 1 0.8
5 (0.2) 0.4
0 (0) 0
0 133 266 399 533
(0) (30) (60) (90) (120)
Speed Current
1: DExx-17W41 (510 N (112 lbf)) 4: DE12-17W41 (12 Vdc, 510 N (112 lbf))
2: DExx-17W42 (275 N (60 lbf)) 5: DE24-17W41 (24 Vdc, 510 N (112 lbf))
3: DExx-17W44 (140 N (30 lbf)) 6: DE12-17W42 (12 Vdc, 275 N (60 lbf))
7: DE24-17W42 (24 Vdc, 275 N (60 lbf))
8: DE12-17W44 (12 Vdc, 140 N (30 lbf))
9: DE24-17W44 (24 Vdc, 140 N (30 lbf))
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Electrak® 050 – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DE12- 17W41- 02 NN HH -N C A
-
1. Model and input voltage 5. Cross-hole orientation
DE12- = Electrak 050, 12 Vdc HH = standard cross-hole orientation in both ends
DE24- = Electrak 050, 24 Vdc MH = cross-hole rotated 90° in both ends
DE36- = Electrak 050, 36 Vdc
6. Color of housing
2. Dynamic load capacity -N = black
17W41 - = 510 N (112 lbf)
17W42 - = 275 N (60 lbf) 7. Type of connector
17W44 - = 140 N (30 lbf) C = Packard Electric Pack-Con
D = no connector (flying leads)
3. Ordering stroke length
01 = 1 inch (25.4 mm) 8. Front adapter
02 = 2 inch (50.8 mm) A = cross-hole 0.25 inch
03 = 3 inch (76.2 mm) B = fork 0.25 inch
04 = 4 inch (101.6 mm)
05 = 5 inch (127.0 mm)
06 = 6 inch (152.4 mm)
07 = 7 inch (177.8 mm)
08 = 8 inch (203.2 mm)
4. Options
NN = no option
FN = end-off-stroke limits switches
NP = potentiometer
FP = end-off-stroke limits switches + potentiometer
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Retract
Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32
Off
Extend Potentiometer max. power [W] 2
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
(–)
Actuator Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm]
Input
Voltage Red DExx-17W41 22.0
DExx-17W42 21.9
(+)
DExx-17W44 21.2
Black
DPDT Switch
Retract
Off
Extend
(+)
Black
Red
Potentiometer
Output White
Blue
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Electrak® 1 S – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme
Nut type acme
Manual override no
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake no (self-locking)
• Maintenance free
• Ideal for replacement of comparable size
pneumatic and hydraulic cylinders
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Electrak® 1 S – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
Cross hole
rear adapter Female thread front adapter
Type T Type V
S: stroke
A: retracted length
A1: installation must include at least this much coast beyond limit switch shut off
A2: black lead for 12 Vdc units, white lead for 24 Vdc units
A3: yellow lead
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Speed
1: S12-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
2: S12-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
3: S12-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
4: S12-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Current
5: S12-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
6: S12-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
7: S12-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
8: S12-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Speed
1: S24-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
2: S24-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
3: S24-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
4: S24-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Current
5: S24-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
6: S24-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
7: S24-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
8: S24-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
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Electrak® 1 S – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
S12 C 09A04- 04 -C A A
1. Model and input voltage 5. Connector option
S12 = Electrak 1, 12 Vdc -C = Packard Electric Pac-Con
S24 = Electrak 1, 24 Vdc -I = AMP Superseal 2 pin
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Actuator supply voltage [Vdc]
S12 12
S24 24
DPDT Switch
Retract
Off
Extend
(–)
Actuator
Input
Black or
Voltage
White*
(+)
Yellow
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Electrak® 1 SP – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme
Nut type acme
Manual override no
Anti-rotation no
Static load holding brake no (self-locking)
Compliances CE
• Compact and lightweight
• Integrated 10 kOhm potentiometer feedback
• Corrosion resistant housing
Compatible Controls
• Self-locking acme screw drive system
Contact customer support at www.thomsonlinear.com/cs
• Maintenance free
• Internally restrained extension tube
• Ideal for replacement of comparable size
pneumatic and hydraulic cylinders
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Electrak® 1 SP – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
Cross hole
rear adapter
Type A Cross hole front adapter
Type A
S: stroke
A: retracted length
A1: cable for potentiometer feedback, length = 635 mm (25 inch)
A2: black lead for 12 Vdc units, white lead for 24 Vdc units
A3: yellow lead
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Speed
1: SP12-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
2: SP12-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
3: SP12-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
4: SP12-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Current
5: SP12-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
6: SP12-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
7: SP12-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
8: SP12-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Speed
1: SP24-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
2: SP24-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
3: SP24-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
4: SP24-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
Current
5: SP24-09A04 (110 N (25 lbf))
6: SP24-09A08 (225 N (50 lbf))
7: SP24-17A08 (340 N (75 lbf))
8: SP24-17A16 (340 N (75 lbf))
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
SP12 C 09A04- 04 -C A A
1. Model and input voltage 5. Connector option
SP12 = Electrak 1, potentiometer feedback, 12 Vdc -C = Packard Electric Pac-Con
SP24 = Electrak 1, potentiometer feedback, 24 Vdc -J = AMP Superseal 5 pin
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Actuator supply voltage [Vdc]
SP12 12
SP24 24
Potentiometer type wire-wound
Potentiometer resistance [kOhm] 10
Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32
Potentiometer max. power [W] 1.5
Resistance tolerance [%] 5
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm]
SPxxxxxxxx01(02) 94.5
SPxxxxxA04(08)03(04) 47.2
SPxxxxxA1603(04, 05) 63.0
SPxxxxxA04(08)05(06, 08) 31.5
DPDT Switch
Retract
Off
Extend
(–)
Actuator
Input
Black or
Voltage
White**
(+)
Yellow
Red
Potentiometer
Output White
Black
** Black for 12 Vdc supply voltage
White for 24 Vdc supply voltage
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Electrak® MD – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme
Nut type lead
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake no (self-locking)
Electrical connections cable with flying leads
Compliance CE, RoHs, REACH, ISO 13766
Standard Features
Optional Features
• Best-in-class power density Mechanical options Multiple cable length options
• Onboard electronics, including versions with SAE Alternative adapter orientation
J1939 CAN bus Control options End-of-stroke limit switches
• Suitable for pneumatic and hydraulic-to-electric (see page 111)
Analog position feedback
application conversions
Low-level signal motor switching
• Designed and tested to meet the toughest
SAE J1939 CAN bus
environmental demands
• Reliable and maintenance free
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Ordering stroke length increments [mm] 50 Motor leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)] 0.75 (18)
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 40 – 85 (- 40 – 185) Signal leads cross section [mm (AWG)]
2
0.35 (22)
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25 Cable lengths, standard [mm (in)] 300 (11.81) or
1000 (39.37)
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.2 (0.047)
Cable diameter [mm (in)] 7.5 (0.3)
Restraining torque [Nm (lbs)] 0
Protection class - static IP67/IP69K
Protection class - dynamic IP66
Salt spray resistance [h] 500
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
4. Electrak Modular Control System options (1) Other stroke lengths available upon request. Please contact customer support.
XXX = internal end-of-stroke limit switches
XXP = XXX + analog (potentiometer) position output
EXX = Electronic Monitoring Package
EXP = EXX + analog (potentiometer) position output
LXX = EXX + low-level signal motor switching
LLX = LXX + end-of-stroke indication outputs
LXP = LXX + analog (potentiometer) position output
LLP = LXP + end-of-stroke indication outputs
CNO = EXX + SAE J1939 CAN bus + open-loop speed control
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Electrak® MD – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
Ordering Stroke (S), Total Length (Ltot) and Retracted Length (A) Relationships
Standard Ordering Strokes (S) [mm] 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300
Total Length (Ltot) [mm] Ltot = A + 23.4
Retracted Length (A) [mm] A = S + 133.2
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Electrak® MD – Performance Diagrams
Speed [mm/s (in/s)] Load vs. Speed
Note! Curves were generated at an ambient temperature of 21°C (70°F). Different ambient temperature and individual actuator characteristics can produce slightly different values.
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grey
red/white
black/white
red
F Fuse
black
S1 Double pole double throw switch
potentiometer output white
With control option XXX, the polarity of the motor voltage blue
is switched by a customer-supplied switch (switch, relay, orange
etc.) to make the actuator extend or retract. The actuator not used violet
will automatically stop when reaching the ends of stroke brown
due to the built-in end- of-stroke limit switches. The switch, grey
power supply, wiring and all other components must be able + Vdc red/white
to handle the motor current for the actuator model and load black/white
- Vdc
being used, as well as the inrush current (up to three times
the max. continuous current for the max. load being used for
up to 150 milliseconds). F Fuse
S1 Double pole double throw switch
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Electrak® MD – Control Options
Control Option Type EXX Control Option Type EXP
Actuator supply voltage [Vdc] Actuator supply voltage [Vdc]
MD12 9 - 16 MD12 9 - 16
MD24 18 - 32 MD24 18 - 32
Actuator current draw [A] see page 110 Actuator current draw [A] see page 110
Potentiometer type wire-wound
Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32
Potentiometer max. power [W] 1
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
red Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm]
black
MDxxA025, all strokes 16.67
MDxxA100, all strokes 16.67
white MDxxA050, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33
blue
MDxxA200, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33
MDxxA050, 300 mm stroke 16.67
orange MDxxA200, 300 mm stroke 16.67
violet
not used
brown
grey
red/white
black/white
red
F Fuse
black
S1 Double pole double throw switch
potentiometer output white
Control option EXX contains all of the basic Electronic blue
Monitoring Package features described on page six, orange
guaranteeing safe operation of the actuator and equipment. not used violet
With control option EXX, the polarity of the motor voltage is brown
switched by a customer-supplied switch (switch, relay, etc.)
grey
to make the actuator extend or retract. The switch, power + Vdc red/white
supply, wiring and all other components must be able to
- Vdc black/white
handle the motor current for the actuator model and load
being used, as well as the inrush current (up to three times
the max. continuous current for the max. load being used for F Fuse
up to 150 milliseconds). S1 Double pole double throw switch
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red
black
white red
not used
blue black
orange
ext/ret + Vdc white
violet fully extended
indication output blue
not used brown
orange
- Vdc grey ext/ret + Vdc
violet
red/white fully retracted
not used brown
indication output
black/white
- Vdc grey
red/white
not used
F Fuse black/white
S1 Extend switch
F Fuse
S2 Retract switch S1 Extend switch
S2 Retract switch
Control option LXX has all the basic Electronic Monitoring R1 Pull-up resistor
Package features included in control option EXX, but the R2 Pull-up resistor
polarity of the motor voltage is switched by the onboard
Control option LLX works as option LXX but also has two
electronics instead. The customer-supplied switches used
end-of-stroke indication outputs that will signal when the
to command the actuator to extend or retract only need to
actuator is fully extended or fully retracted. Since these
handle low-level signals. However, the power supply and
outputs are current sinking open collector outputs, they
wiring that supply the actuator must be able to handle the
will each require an external pull-up resistor to operate
motor current for the actuator model and load being used,
effectively.
as well as the inrush current (up to one and a half times the
max. continuous current for the max. load being used for up
to 150 milliseconds).
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Control Option Type LXP Control Option Type LLP
Actuator supply voltage [Vdc] Actuator supply voltage [Vdc]
MD12 9 - 16 MD12 9 - 16
MD24 18 - 32 MD24 18 - 32
Actuator current draw [A] see page 110 Actuator current draw [A] see page 110
Potentiometer type wire-wound Potentiometer type wire-wound
Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32 Potentiometer max. input voltage [Vdc] 32
Potentiometer max. power [W] 1 Potentiometer max. power [W] 1
Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25 Potentiometer linearity [%] ± 0.25
Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm] Potentiometer output resolution [ohm/mm]
MDxxA025, all strokes 16.67 MDxxA025, all strokes 16.67
MDxxA100, all strokes 16.67 MDxxA100, all strokes 16.67
MDxxA050, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33 MDxxA050, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33
MDxxA200, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33 MDxxA200, 50 - 250 mm stroke 33.33
MDxxA050, 300 mm stroke 16.67 MDxxA050, 300 mm stroke 16.67
MDxxA200, 300 mm stroke 16.67 MDxxA200, 300 mm stroke 16.67
Extend / retract input voltage [Vdc] 9 - 32 Extend / retract input voltage [Vdc] 9 - 32
Extend / retract input current [mA] 6 - 22 Extend / retract input current [mA] 6 - 22
End-of-stroke outputs max. voltage [Vdc] 32
End-of-stroke outputs max. current [mA] 25
red
black
red
black
+ Vdc orange
violet
CAN low brown
- Vdc grey
F Fuse
S1 Manual extension switch (optional)
S2 Manual retraction switch (optional)
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Electrak® Throttle – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type worm
Nut type worm
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake no (self-locking)
Compliances CE
Standard Features (1) no thermal switch on units with temperature rating E.
Compatible Controls
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load (1) [A]
ETxx-084 (2) 45 (10) ET12 (12 Vdc input voltage) 1.5/4
ETxx-174 130 (30) ET24 (24 Vdc input voltage) 0.75/2
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] Motor cable length [m (in)] 165 (6.5)
ETxx-084 (2) 96/83 (3.7/3.3) Motor cable diameter [mm (in)] 11.5 (0.45)
ETxx-174 48/37(1.9/1.45)
Motor cable leads cross section [mm (AWG)]
2
1 (18)
Ordering stroke (S) length [mm(in)] 50.8 (2)
(1) Max. current draw ratings do not include motor inrush current. Typical inrush
Retracted length [mm(in)] 184.7 (7.27) current values are 12 A at 12 VDC and 6 A at 24 VDC.
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Electrak® Throttle – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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100(3.0)
75 (4.0) 34
5075(2.0)
(3.0) 23
2550(1.0)
(2.0) 12
250 (1.0)
(0) 01
0 9 18 27 36 45
(0) (2) (4) (6) (8) (10)
0 (0) 0
0 9 Dynamic
18 load [N (lbf)]
27 36 45
(0) (2) (4) (6) (8) (10)
Speed Current @ 12 Vdc Current @ 24 Vdc
450.0 (2.0) 4
ETxx-174 (130 N (30 lbf), standard speed)
Speed [mm/s] Current [A]
450.0(1.5)
337.5 (2.0) 34
337.5(1.0)
225.0 (1.5) 23
225.0(0.5)
112.5 (1.0) 12
112.50 (0.5)
(0) 01
0 32 65 97 130
(0) (7.5) (15) (22.5) (30)
0 (0) 0
0 32 65 97 130
(0) (7.5) (15) (22.5) (30)
Dynamic load [N (lbf)]
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Electrak® Throttle – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ET12- 174- S S NP 1 S
1. Model and input voltage 4. Temperature rating
ET12 - = Electrak® Throttle, 12 Vdc S = standard: -40 (-40) to +85 (+185) °C (F)
ET24 - = Electrak® Throttle, 24 Vdc E = high temperature: -40 (-40) to +125 (+257) °C (F)
7. Adapter option
S = standard adapter orientation
M = adapter rotated 90°
R
M
(1) Can only be ordered with high temperature rating (code E in position 4). Note that there
is no thermal switch to protect the motor on the high temperature rated models.
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STOP
Analog feedback output voltage [Vdc out]
fully retracted < 5 % of VDC in
F fully extended > 75 % of VDC in
(+)
Actuator Analog feedback output current, max. [mA] 1
Input 1
Red
Voltage Analog feedback output linearity [%] ±1
(–)
M
3
Black
S1
M Actuator motor
S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch
F Fuse
P Analog feedback device
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STOP 4
CAN high Brown
F CAN bus 5
CAN shield White C
(+) interface
Actuator 6 Green
CAN low
Input 1
Red
Voltage
M Actuator motor
(–)
M S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch
3
Black F Fuse
C CAN bus device
4
Vdc in (+) Brown
Analog 5 Connect red lead to (connector pin 1) to positive and black
feedback Vdc out White P
output 6
(pin 3) to negative to power up the actuator. A clutch is
Vdc in (-) Green
included as a safety feature to stop the motion in case of
M Actuator motor mechanical overload.
S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch
F Fuse
The actuator is controlled via the CAN bus interface on
P Analog feedback device
brown lead (connector pin 4), white lead (pin 5) and green
Connect black lead (connector pin 3) to positive and red lead lead (pin 6).
(pin 1) to negative to extend the actuator. Change polarity to
retract the actuator. When reaching the ends of stroke, the
internal limit switches automatically will stop motion. A
clutch is included as a safety feature to stop the motion in
case of mid stroke overload.
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DMHD – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type ball
Nut type load lock ball nut
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake yes
Compliances CE
• Self-supporting column in extruded anodized
aluminium with high load torque capability (1) Dynamic braking is included at the ends of stroke for all DMHD actuators. Dynamic
braking offered throughout the entire stroke length only on low-level switching and J1939
• Onboard electronics with many optional functions options.
Accessories
T-slot bolts
Compatible Controls
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DMHD – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
Note. All models have two cables except models with control option EXX which has one placed in the center of the profile.
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Load [N (lbf)]
DMHDxxB017 (1.7 kN (382 lbf)) DMHDxxB045 (4.5 kN (1012 lbf)) DMHDxxB100 (10 kN (2248 lbf))
DMHDxxB026 (2.6 kN (585 lbf)) DMHDxxB068 (6.8 kN (1529 lbf)) DMHDxxB160 (16 kN (3584 lbf))
Note! Curves were generated at an ambient temperature of 21°C (70°F). Different ambient temperature and individual actuator characteristics can produce slightly different values.
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5
DMHD12- B026- 0300 LXX 5
1. Model and input voltage 4. Electrak Modular Control System options
DMHD12- = lifting column type DMHD, 12 Vdc EXX = Electronic Monitoring Package only
DMHD24- = lifting column type DMHD, 24 Vdc ELX = EXX + end-of-stroke indication output
EXP = EXX + analog (potentiometer) position output
2. Screw type, dynamic load capacity EXD = EXX + digital position output
B017- = ball screw, 1.7 kN (382 lbf) ELP = ELX + analog (potentiometer) position output
B026- = ball screw, 2.6 kN (585 lbf) ELD = ELX + digital position output
B045- = ball screw, 4.5 kN (1012 lbf) LXX = EXX + low-level signal motor switching
B068- = ball screw, 6.8 kN (1529 lbf) LLX = EXX + LXX + end-of-stroke indication output
B100- = ball screw, 10 kN (2248 lbf) LXP = EXX + LXX +analog (potentiometer) position output
B160- = ball screw, 16 kN (3584 lbf) CNO = SAE J1939 CAN bus + open-loop speed control
COO = CANopen CAN bus + open-loop speed control
3. Ordering stroke length (1) (2) SYN = LXX + Synchronization option
0100 = 100 mm
0150 = 150 mm 5. Cable length and connection type
0200 = 200 mm 1 = 1.5 m long cable with flying leads
0250 = 250 mm 2 = 5.0 m long cable with flying leads
0300 = 300 mm
0350 = 350 mm
0400 = 400 mm
(1) Other stroke lengths available upon request. Contact customer support
0450 = 450 mm (2) Max. stroke for DMHDxxB160 (16 kN (3584 lbf)) is 500 mm.
0500 = 500 mm
0550 = 550 mm
0600 = 600 mm
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STOP
Limit switch max. switch voltage [Vdc] 140
Limit switch max. switch current [mA] 350
red
black STOP
DMHD
red
black
red
white
F Fuse blue
S1 Double pole double throw switch black
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STOP
STOP
DMHD
red
DMHD
black
red
+ 32 Vdc red
black
potentiometer output white
+ 4 - 24 Vdc red
brown
not used encoder output white
blue
brown
0 Vdc black not used
blue
violet
O Vdc black
not used orange
violet
gray
not used orange
F Fuse gray
S1 Double pole double throw switch
F Fuse
Control option EXP works as option EXX but also has an S1 Double pole double throw switch
analog (potentiometer) output that will provide feedback on
the extension tube position. Control option EXD works as option EXX but also has a
single-channel encoder output that will provide feedback on
the extension tube position.
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STOP
DMHD
red
DMHD
black
red
+ 32 Vdc red
black
potentiometer output white
+ 4 - 24 Vdc red
brown
not used encoder output white
blue
brown
0 Vdc black not used
blue
output fully retracted violet
O Vdc black
output fully extended orange
output fully retracted violet
common gray
output fully extended orange
common gray
F Fuse
S1 Double pole double throw switch
F Fuse
S1 Double pole double throw switch
Control option ELP works as option EXP but also has two
outputs that indicate when the extension tube is in its fully Control option ELD works as option EXD but also has two
extended or retracted position. outputs that indicate when the extension tube is in its fully
extended or retracted position.
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black
red
white
DMHD
not used brown
red
blue
black
black
common red
violet
+ output fully extended white
orange
brown
– gray not used
blue
F Fuse output fully retracted black
S1 Extend switch
violet
S2 Retract switch +
orange
Control option LXX has all the basic Electrak Monitoring – gray
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red
black
violet F Fuse
+
orange
– gray Control option CNO has an SAE J1939 CAN bus control
interface/COO has a CANopen control interface that
F Fuse controls and monitors the actuator. Extend and retract
S1 Extend switch
commands are sent via CAN messages on the CAN low and
S2 Retract switch
CAN high pins. Address select 1, 2 and 3 pins can be used
Control option LXP works as option LXX but also has an as a BCD encoded adder to the default address. This can be
analog (potentiometer) output that will provide feedback on used when multiple actuators are located on a single bus.
the extension tube position.
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DMHD – Electrical Connections
Master actuator
Option Type SYN
Actuator supply voltage [Vdc] DMHD
DMHD12 9 - 16
DMHD24 18 - 32 red
black
Extend / retract input voltage [Vdc] 9 - 32
Extend / retract input current [mA] 6 - 22 red
not used white
Number of synchronized actuators 2+
brown
Max. actuator speed difference [%] 25
blue
Control option SYN works as option LXX but also has a not used black
gray
When using the low-level extend and retract inputs on the
Intermediate slave actuators
master actuator, the slave(s) will follow. If there is a need
to run an actuator individually, it is possible to put it into an
override state by closing a switch (S3) connected to the red DMHD
lead as shown in the wiring diagram. red
black
Important desig notes:
• Ensure that supply voltage to each actuator is within ±1.0 V. not used red
• Uneven loading between the actuators is not recommended, but
the synchronization option can withstand its effects up to a 25% not used white
speed loss. brown
• For units with the synchronization option, the speed at a
given load is 25% lower than for those without. This is true blue
irrespective of the unit being in synchronization or override not used black
mode, or simply run individually.
• If one actuator encounters an overload condition, it will trip the not used violet
overload protection and send a signal to each actuator on the not used orange
network to stop. The units can be immediately reversed (unless
they bind up the system), or they can continue in the same not used gray
direction after a power reset.
• If power is lost at any time to any actuator, the actuators still Last slave actuator
powered will continue their last commanded move until told
to stop, either by an individual current overload trip, or a stop
signal sent from the master actuator.
• If communication is lost (i.e. brown/blue wires cut), the slaves DMHD
will continue their last commanded move until they reach end of red
stroke or trip current overload. The master will continue its last
commanded move unless commanded to stop with the switching black
leads, reaching end of stroke, or tripping current overload.
• After a large number of mid-stroke movements, the time not used red
difference between each unit receiving a signal to move (master not used white
vs. slave) will add to small variances in when the units start and
stop. Since they are designed to run at the same speed, these brown
small differences amount to a variance of position over time – blue
even when load is applied. To address this concern, Thomson
suggests running the units either to a fully extended or fully not used black
retracted position each cycle to re-align the units with each not used violet
other to take out these added variances.
• In order to give the master and slave(s) enough time to not used orange
communicate there must be at least 250 ms between each start not used gray
and stop command.
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DMHD – Accessories
T-slot Bolt
Designation Part Number
M10 T-slot bolt D800041
The T-slot bolt fits in to the T-slot running along the outer Dimensions
profile of the lifting column. The T-slot bolts can be used to
mount the unit instead of using the upper mounting plate, mm
or/and for attaching other components to the profile.
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DMD – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
self locking lead nut
DMDxxxxA (acme screw)
load lock ball nut
DMDxxxxB (ball screw)
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake
acme screw no (self-locking)
ball screw yes
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load (2) [A]
DMDxx05A5 1100 (250) DMD1205A5 12.0/34.0
DMDxx10A5 2250 (500) DMD1210A5 7.0/27.0
DMDxx20A5 2250 (500) DMD1220A5 5.0/15.0
DMDxx05B5 2250 (500) DMD1205B5 7.0/27.0
DMDxx10B5 4500 (1000) DMD1210B5 5.0/25.0
DMDxx20B5 4500 (1000) DMD1220B5 4.0/13.0
DMDxx21B5 6800 (1500) DMD1221B5 4.0/20.0
DMD2405A5 6.0/17.0
Max. load torque, dyn. and static [Nm (lbf-in)] DMD2410A5 4.0/13.0
DMDxx-xxA (acme screw) 565 (5000) DMD2420A5 2.0/7.5
DMDxx-xxB (ball screw) 710 (6284) DMD2405B5 4.0/14.0
DMD2410B5 2.0/12.5
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] DMD2420B5 2.0/7.5
DMDxx05A5 54/32 (2.10/1.20) DMD2421B5 2.0/10.0
DMDxx10A5 30/18 (1.20/0.70)
DMDxx20A5 15/12 (0.67/0.45) Cable length [mm (in)] 2000 (79)
DMDxx05B5 61/37 (2.40/1.40)
DMDxx10B5 30/19 (1.30/0.80) Cable diameter [mm (in)] 9 (0.35)
DMDxx20B5 15/12 0.60/0.45) Cable leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)]
DMDxx21B5 15/11 (0.60/043) motor leads 2.5 (10)
Min. ordering stroke (S) length [in] 4 potentiometer leads 1 (17)
(1) For other input voltages - contact customer support.
Max. ordering stroke (S) length (2) [in] 24 (2) For current draw for 36 Vdc input voltage models - contact customer support.
Ordering stroke length increments [in] 2
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150)
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.0 (0.04)
Protection class - static IP65
(1) Max. static load at fully retracted stroke
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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1: DMDxx05A5 8: DMD1205A5 4: DMDxx10B5 14: DMD1210B5
2: DMDxx05B5 9: DMD2405A5 5: DMDxx20A5 15: DMD2410B5
3: DMDxx10A5 10: DMD1205B5 6: DMDxx20B5 16: DMD1220A5
11: DMD2405B5 7: DMDxx21B5 17: DMD2420A5
12: DMD1210A5 18: DMD1220B5
13: DMD2410A5 19: DMD2420B5
20: DMD1221B5
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Ordering Key
1 2 3 4
DMD12- 05A5- 10 PO
1. Model and input voltage 3. Ordering stroke length (1)
DMD12- = lifting column type DMD, 12 Vdc 04 = 4 inch (101.6 mm)
DMD24- = lifting column type DMD, 24 Vdc 06 = 6 inch (152.4 mm)
08 = 8 inch (203.2 mm)
2. Screw type, dynamic load capacity 10 = 10 inch (254.0 mm)
05A5 - = 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s 12 = 12 inch (304.8 mm)
10A5 - = 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s 14 = 14 inch (355.6 mm)
20A5 - = 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s 16 = 16 inch (406.4 mm)
05B5 - = 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s 18 = 18 inch (457.2 mm)
10B5 - = 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s 20 = 20 inch (508.0 mm)
20B5 - = 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s 24 = 24 inch (609.6 mm)
21B5 - = 6800 N, ball, 15 mm/s
4. Options (2)
PO = potentiometer
(1) Other stroke lengths available upon request. Contact customer support.
(2) Leave position blank for no option.
DMD – Accessories
T-slot Bolt
Designation Part Number
M10 T-slot bolt D800041
The T-slot bolt fits in to the T-slot running along the outer Dimensions
profile of the lifting column. The T-slot bolts can be used to
mount the unit instead of using the upper mounting plate, mm
or/and for attaching other components to the profile.
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Retract
Connect the brown lead to positive and blue to negative to Off
Extend
extend the actuator. Change polarity to retract the actuator.
(–)
Actuator
Input
Voltage Blue
(+)
Brown
Gray
Potentiometer
Output Yellow
Green
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DMA – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type acme or ball
Nut type
self-locking lead nut
DMDxx-xxA (acme screw)
load lock ball nut
DMDxx-xxB (ball screw)
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake
acme screw no (self-locking)
ball screw yes
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Max. dynamic load (Fx) [N (lbf)] Current draw @ no load/max. load [A]
DMA2205A5 1100 (250) DMA2205A5 1.10/1.55
DMA2210A5 2250 (500) DMA2210A5 0.85/1.30
DMA2220A5 2250 (500) DMA2220A5 0.95/1.25
DMA2205B5 2250 (500) DMA2205B5 0.85/1.30
DMA2210B5 4500 (1000) DMA2210B5 0.85/1.30
DMA2220B5 4500 (1000) DMA2220B5 0.85/1.30
DMA2221B5 6800 (1500) DMA2221B5 0.85/1.25
Max. load torque, dyn. and static [Nm (lbf-in)] Cable length [mm (in)] 0.6 (24)
DMAxxxxA (acme screw) 565 (5000) Cable diameter [mm (in)] 9 (0.35)
DMAxxxxB (ball screw) 710 (6284)
Cable leads cross section [mm (AWG)]
2
2.5 (14)
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)]
(1) Capacitor 10 µF ( p/n 9200-448-003) required to run the actuator.
DMA2205A5 54/32 (2.10/1.20)
DMA2210A5 30/18 (1.20/0.70)
DMA2220A5 15/12 (0.67/0.45)
DMA2205B5 61/37 (2.40/1.40)
DMA2210B5 30/19 (1.30/0.80)
DMA2220B5 15/12 0.60/0.45)
DMA2221B5 15/11 (0.60/043)
Min. ordering stroke (S) length [in] 4
Max. ordering stroke (S) length [in] 24
Ordering stroke length increments [in] 2
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] - 25 – 65 (- 15 – 150)
Max. on time [s] 45
Full load duty cycle @ 25 °C (77 °F) [%] 25
End play, maximum [mm (in)] 1.0 (0.04)
Protection class - static, standard (optional) IP45
(1) Max. static load at fully retracted stroke
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Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
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Speed Curves Diagram 1 Current Curves Diagram 1 Speed Curves Diagram 2 Current Curves Diagram 2
1: DMA2205A5 8: DMA2205A5 5: DMA2210B5 11: DMA2210B5(20B5)
2: DMA2205B5 9: DMA2205B5(10A5) 6: DMA2220B5 12: DMA2220B5
3: DMA2210A5 10: DMA2220A5 7: DMA2221B5 13: DMA2221B5
4: DMA2220A5
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Ordering Key
1 2 3
DMA22 05A5- 10
1. Model and input voltage 3. Ordering stroke length (1)
DMA22 = lifting column type DMA, 1 × 230 Vac 04 = 4 inch (101.6 mm)
06 = 6 inch (152.4 mm)
2. Screw type, dynamic load capacity 08 = 8 inch (203.2 mm)
05A5 - = 1100 N, acme, 54 mm/s 10 = 10 inch (254.0 mm)
10A5 - = 2250 N, acme, 30 mm/s 12 = 12 inch (304.8 mm)
20A5 - = 2250 N, acme, 15 mm/s 14 = 14 inch (355.6 mm)
05B5 - = 2250 N, ball, 61 mm/s 16 = 16 inch (406.4 mm)
10B5 - = 4500 N, ball, 30 mm/s 18 = 18 inch (457.2 mm)
20B5 - = 4500 N, ball, 15 mm/s 20 = 20 inch (508.0 mm)
21B5 - = 6800 N, ball, 15 mm/s 24 = 24 inch (609.6 mm)
(1) Other stroke lengths available upon request. Please contact customer support.
(2) Leave position blank for no option.
DMA – Accessories
T-slot Bolt
Designation Part Number
M10 T-slot bolt D800041
The T-slot bolt fits in to the T-slot running along the outer Dimensions
profile of the lifting column. The T-slot bolts can be used to
mount the unit instead of using the upper mounting plate, mm
or/and for attaching other components to the profile.
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DPDT Switch
Retract
Off Capacitor Actuator
Extend
Black (1)
L1
Red (2)
Input
Voltage
N
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
DPDT Switch
Retract
Off Capacitor Actuator
Extend
Black (1)
L1
Red (2)
Input
Voltage
Brake*
Orange (4)
N
White (3)
PE
Yellow/Green
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LM80-H – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type trapezoidal or ball
Nut type
trapezoidal screw polymer lead nut
ball screw load lock ball nut
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake no
Standard Features
Safety features spring loaded soft stop
• Rodless actuator for horizontal operation Electrical connections
• For use in domestic, office or medical applications with motor enclosure cable with connector
without motor enclosure cable clips directly on motor
• Rigid, self-supporting extruded aluminium profile
Compliances CE
• Durable and corrosion free
• Lightweight with quiet operation
• Safety nut on ball screw versions Optional Mechanical Features
• Easy and fast T-slot mounting No motor enclosure
• Maintenance free
Manual override
Alternative motor positions
Special stroke or stroke over 1500 mm (contact customer support)
Accessories
T-slot mounting kit
Compatible Controls
Contact customer support at www.thomsonlinear.com/cs
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LM80-H – Dimensions
! Note: this unit may only be mounted horizontally Dimensions Projection
mm [inch]
80 (3.15)
10 (18.51)
51
14 (0.55)
9.5 (0.37)
(2.01)
10 (0.39)
149 (5.87)
4 (0.16)
82 (3.23)
80 (3.15)
R70
R51 A1
34 (1.34)
25 (0.98)
ø8 (0.31) (2×) 8.5 (0.33) +0
0
.5 (0.02)
20 (0.79) 150 (5.9) 66 (2.6)
21 (0.83)
A 190 (7.48) S B 76 (2.99)
L = S + A + B + 190 (7.48)
S: stroke
L: length of profile
A1: motor shown in position A (standard position)
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100 (4) 12
4
75 (3) 6 3 9
8
2 10
50 (2) 11
6
1 7
5
25 (1) 3
12
0 (0) 0
0 400 800 1200 1600 2000
(0) (90) (180) (270) (360) (450)
Speed Current
1: DTxx-T68MxxxxxH 6: DT12-T68MxxxxxH
2: DTxx-B61MxxxxxH 7: DT24-T(B)68(1)MxxxxxH
3: DT12-B62MxxxxxH 8: DT12-B61MxxxxxH
4: DT24-B62MxxxxxH 9: DT12-B62MxxxxxH
5: DTxx-B65MxxxxxH 10: DT24-B62MxxxxxH
11: DT12-B65MxxxxxH
12: DT24-B65MxxxxxH
2000 (450) Lf
1500 (337)
1000 (225)
F
500 (112)
0 (0)
0 250 500 750 1000 1250 1500
(0) (10) (20) (30) (40) (50) (60)
Mounting point distance (Lf) [mm (in)]
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LM80-H – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
LM80-H – Accessories
T-slot Mounting Kit
Designation Part Number
M8 T-slot mounting kit D680507
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DPDT Switch
Retract
Off
Extend
(–)
Actuator
Input 8
Voltage Red
(+)
4
Green
5 6 7 8
4 3 2 1
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LM80-V – Technical Features
General Specifications
Screw type trapezoidal or ball
Nut type
trapezoidal screw polymer lead nut
ball screw load lock ball nut
Manual override no
Anti-rotation yes
Static load holding brake yes
Standard Features
Safety features spring loaded soft stop
• Rodless actuator for vertical operation with motor Electrical connections
down with motor enclosure cable with connector
without motor enclosure cable clips directly on motor
• For use in domestic, office or medical applications
Compliances CE
• Rigid, self-supporting extruded aluminium profile
• Durable and corrosion free
• Holding brake prevents downward motion at Optional Mechanical Features
power off No motor enclosure
• Lightweight with quiet operation Manual override
• Safety nut on ball screw versions
Alternative motor positions
• Easy and fast T-slot mounting
Spline safety function
• Optional spline safety function
Special stroke or stroke over 1500 mm (contact customer support)
• Maintenance free
Accessories
T-slot mounting kit
Compatible Controls
Contact customer support at www.thomsonlinear.com/cs
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Max. load torque (Ma) (1) [Nm (lbf-in)] Current draw @ no load/max. load [A]
DTxx-T68MxxxxxV(F) 250 (2213) DT12-T68MxxxxxV(F) 6.3/17.0
DTxx -B61MxxxxxV(F) 400 (3540) DT24-T68MxxxxxV(F) 3.0/6.0
DTxx -B62MxxxxxV(F) 180 (1593) DT12-B61MxxxxxV(F) 6.3/17.0
DTxx -B65MxxxxxV(F) 750 (6638) DT24-B61MxxxxxV(F) 3.0/6.0
DT12-B62MxxxxxV(F) 6.3/17.0
Speed @ no load/max. load [mm/s (in/s)] DT24-B62MxxxxxV(F) 3.0/6.0
DT12-T68MxxxxxV(F) 44/29 (1.7/1.1) DT12-B65MxxxxxV(F) 6.3/17.0
DT24-T68MxxxxxV(F) 44/35 (1.7/1.4) DT24-B65MxxxxxV(F) 3.0/6.0
DT12-B61MxxxxxV(F) 55/37 (2.2/1.5)
DT24-B61MxxxxxV(F) 55/43 (2.2/1.7) Motor cable length [m (in)]
DT12-B62MxxxxxV(F) 110/67 (4.3/2.6) with motor enclosure 2000 (79)
DT24-B62MxxxxxV(F) 110/83 (4.3/3.3) without motor enclosure -
DT12-B65MxxxxxV(F) 28/19 (1.1/0.7)
Motor cable diameter [mm (in)]
DT24-B65MxxxxxV(F) 28/22 (1.1/0.9)
with motor enclosure 5.7 (0.22)
Min. ordering stroke (S) length (2) [mm] 500 without motor enclosure -
Max. ordering stroke (S) length (2) [mm] 1500 Motor cable leads cross section [mm2 (AWG)]
with motor enclosure 1.5 (16)
Ordering stroke length increments (2) [mm] 100 without motor enclosure -
Operating temperature limits [°C (F)] 0 – 40 (32 – 104)
Full load duty cycle @ 20 °C (68 °F) [%] 15
Maximum on time [s] 120
Protection class - static
with motor enclosure IP44
without motor enclosure IP33
(1) See below for definition of forces.
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LM80-V – Dimensions
Dimensions Projection
! Note: this unit may only be mounted vertically with the motor down even if
drawing shows it horizontally
mm [inch]
80 (3.15)
10 (18.51)
51
14 (0.55)
9.5 (0.37)
(2.01)
10 (0.39)
149 (5.87)
4 (0.16)
82 (3.23)
80 (3.15)
R70
R51 A1
34 (1.34)
25 (0.98)
ø8 (0.31) (2×) 8.5 (0.33) +0
0
.5 (0.02)
20 (0.79) 150 (5.9) 66 (2.6)
21 (0.83)
A 190 (7.48) S B 76 (2.99)
L = S + A + B + 190 (7.48)
S: stroke
L: length of profile
A1: motor shown in position A (standard position)
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100 (4) 6 16
13 9 11 15
5
75 (3) 12
50 (2) 3 4 8
16
1 2 12
25 (1) 8 4
14 10 7
0 (0) 0
0 400 800 1200 1600 2000
(0) (90) (180) (270) (360) (450)
Dynamic load [N (lbf)]
Speed Current
1: DT12-T68MxxxxxV(F) 9: DT12-T68MxxxxxV(F)
2: DT24-T68MxxxxxV(F) 10: DT24-T68MxxxxxV(F)
3: DT12-B61MxxxxxV(F) 11: DT12-B61MxxxxxV(F)
4: DT24-B61MxxxxxV(F) 12: DT24-B61MxxxxxV(F)
5: DT12-B62MxxxxxV(F) 13: DT12-B62MxxxxxV(F)
6: DT14-B62MxxxxxV(F) 14: DT24-B62MxxxxxV(F)
7: DT12-B65MxxxxxV(F) 15: DT12-B65MxxxxxV(F)
8: DT24-B65MxxxxxV(F) 16: DT24-B65MxxxxxV(F)
¨
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LM80-V – Ordering Key
Ordering Key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
LM80-V – Accessories
T-slot Mounting Kit
Designation Part Number
M8 T-slot mounting kit D680507
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DPDT Switch
Retract
Off
Extend
(–)
Actuator
Input 8
Voltage Red
(+)
4
Green
5 6 7 8
4 3 2 1
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Glossary
Acme Screw Ball Screw
Acme screws are self-locking and will not back-drive. They also Ball screws are highly efficient and are used for high loads and
withstand vibration and shock better than ball or worm screws and speeds. Also see “lead screw”.
are used for applications with these characteristics. Also see “lead
screw”. Brake
Actuators using an acme or worm screw are inherently self-locking,
Actuator Housing while ball screw driven actuators are not. To prevent ball screw
The actuator housing provides environmental protection for the actuators from backdriving, they incorporate an anti backdriving
internal components and may also be a structural member of the brake (holding brake). Ball screw actuators with an AC motor can also
actuator. be equipped with an anti-coast brake. Also see “Anti-coast brake/
electrical brake” and “holding brake”.
Adapters
The front and rear adapters are the connection points for mounting Capacitor
most Thomson actuators. The front adapter is usually a cross hole AC actuators use permanent split capacitor motors and require the
but optionally may be a tapped hole, threaded rod, or universal rod use of a start/run capacitor in the control circuit to operate. The
end. The rear adapter may be cast into the actuator housing or held in controls for AC actuators have the capacitor included in the control.
place with a nut. For customer supplied controls, a separate capacitor is required, and
the part number is included on the actuator product page.
Adjustable End of Stroke Limit Switches
The adjustable end of stroke limit switches may be moved to positions CE Compliance and Certification
inside the full stroke of the actuator and will shut off the actuator All actuators sold in the EU are CE compliant, while some actuators
when it reaches the limit switch. Also see “end of stroke limit sold outside of the EU may not be. If you order your actuator outside
switches”. of the EU and need a CE compliance, contact the factory to verify
availability and be sure to include the request on your order. Most
Anti-coast Brake/Electrical Brake AC actuators are UL listed as standard. UL has no standard for DC
Depending on the load, AC ball screw actuators may coast to a stop actuators under 48 Vdc.
when power is removed. This overrun is eliminated by an anti-coast
brake or an electrical brake. The anti-coast brake (pawl type) will Compression Loads
allow up to one revolution of the motor after power is removed. See “Tension and Compression Loads”.
They are used on the Electrak GX AC. An electrical brake (electrically
released) operates much faster after power is removed and allow less Controls
coast than the pawl type. Also see “brake”. Controls can be external to the actuator and provide the actuator with
the correct voltage, have either membrane or pendant operators, and
Anti-rotation Mechanism some have position indicators.
A feature available on some actuators that resolves the restraining
torque within the actuator. The extension tube will not rotate on Cover Tube
actuators with this feature when driven without having the ends fixed. The cover tube provides protection for the lead screw and provides
protection and support for the extension tube. For the Electrak® PPA,
Auto Reset Thermal Switch the cover tube also provides the rear mounting connection.
An auto reset thermal will switch off the motor if it becomes too
warm which means that the motor has exceeded its maximum Customization
allowed duty cycle. When the motor has cooled off, the switch will Even the most versatile actuator may not always suit all applications.
close again automatically, and the motor will start to run if power is But whatever your need is, our engineers are ready to help you to
still being applied to it. Also see “duty cycle”. customize the actuators according to your requirements. We build
more exclusive actuators than anyone else and have decades of
experience in producing actuators to meet special needs.
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Duty Cycle End Play (Backlash)
on time The stack up of tolerances within the lead screw assembly and
Duty cycle = gearing allowing some linear movement of the extension tube without
(on time + off time)
rotating the motor. Typical end play or backlash varies by model. The
Example: 15 seconds on, 45 seconds off range is 0.3 to 2.0 mm (0.012 - 0.08 inch).
15 s
(15 s + 45 s)
= 25% duty cycle Extension Tube
The extension tube slides in and out of the actuator and is connected
The duty cycle is a function of the maximum rated load and the via the front adapter to the load being moved or positioned.
ambient temperature. Ambient temperatures above the stated will
affect the duty cycle negatively, while lower temperatures and/or Fixed End of Stroke Limit Switches
lower load will affect it positively. Also see “on-time”. The fixed end of stroke limit switches allow the full stroke of the
actuator to be used and will shut off power when the end of stroke is
Dynamic Load achieved. Also see “end of stroke limit switches”.
The dynamic load rating is how much load the actuator will move
when power is applied. Also see “load rating”. Holding Brake
All acme, worm or trapezoidal screw driven actuators are inherently
Dynamic Braking self-locking, while ball screw driven ones incorporate an anti back-
Dynamic braking is a feature which short circuits the motor windings driving brake (holding brake) that engages when the actuator has
at power off, resulting in a shorter coasting distance before the actu- come to a complete stop. Also see “brake”.
ator comes to a complete stop. Dynamic braking can be accomplished
on other DC actuators by wiring the control to short the motor leads Input Voltage
when power is removed. The nominal voltage required to operate the actuator. All actuators
will accept at least a ± 10% variation of the nominal voltage, but
Electronic Limit Switches (ELS) a change in the voltage will result in a change of the speed of DC
Electronic Limit Switches is a current sensing function used in some actuators. Controls are available that accept 115 or 230 Vac input and
actuator control models. The ELS senses the current and if the it exceeds provide 24 Vdc output to operate 24 Vdc actuators.
a preset level, the control cuts the power to the motor. This function can
be used to detect and stop at the ends of the actuator stroke or to stop the Inrush Current
actuator if it runs into an obstacle. Inrush current is a short current peak that appears at the start of an
actuator as the motor tries to get the load moving. Typically, the inrush
Electronic Load Monitoring (ELM) current will last between 75 to 150 milliseconds and can be up to
A built-in microprocessor inside the actuators continuously monitors three times higher (on a low-level switched actuator 1.5 times higher)
the performance of the actuator. The microprocessor will stop the than the current for the actuator and load. Batteries have no problem
movement at the end of stroke, in case of mid stroke stall, at overload delivering the inrush current, but if using an AC power supply, it is
conditions or if the duty cycle is too high. It also eliminates the need important to size it to handle the inrush current.
of a clutch and provides dynamic braking.
Installation Instructions
Encoder Feedback Each actuator has an installation manual to answer typical questions
Encoders provide a digital output signal that can be used to determine about mounting and wiring the actuators.
the position of the extension tube. An encoder equipped actuator must
return to a “home” position if power is removed and restored in order IP Rating
to reset its starting point. Also see “potentiometer feedback”. See “protection class”.
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Lifetime Expectancy
Life is very complex to calculate and depends on many parameters.
Some of the more important parameters includes load, stroke length,
operation temperature and how often the overload clutch is operated.
Contact customer service for more information.
Lifting Columns
Lifting columns provide a stable base for adjusting the height of tables
or platforms. The column provides both the lifting force and the ability Fig. a Fig. b
to resolve high moment forces from off axis loads.
Non-driven Actuators
Linear Actuators Actuators supplied without a motor and driven manually or by a
Actuators providing a linear thrust via an extension tube to lift, lower, customer supplied motor.
push, pull or position a load.
On-time
Load Rating The on-time is the time that the motor runs for between two stops.
The load rating is the minimum amount of force the actuator will The maximum on-time is the maximum time the motor is allowed to
provide during its lifetime. The load rating of all rod style actuators is run for between two stops. Sometimes the maximum on-time is the
the same for both compression and tension loads. Also see “dynamic limiting factor rather than the duty cycle rating. Also see “duty cycle”.
load”, “static load” and “tension and compression load”.
Operating and Storage Temperature
Low Level Switching The operating temperature is the range in which the actuator may
Low level switching allows you to control the direction of the actuator be safely operated. For the high end of the range, the duty cycle will
motion by using low level inputs on the actuator instead of having to be lower than 25%. All actuators can be stored or transported at the
switch the much higher motor current. same temperature as the operating temperature. Contact customer
support if the operating temperature will be exceeded during storage
Manual Override (Hand Wind) or transportation.
Allows manual operation of the actuator in both directions in case of a
power failure. The actuator accepts a standard hexagon key to rotate Overload Clutch
the motor in either direction. Optional on some models. Electrak 050, GX and PPA Series linear actuators are protected by a
load limiting mechanical clutch which prevents the motor from stalling
Maximum On Time at either end of the actuator stroke. It will also slip when the factory-
The maximum amount of time an actuator may operate without set load limit is exceeded. The clutch is a ball detent design, assuring
stopping to “cool off”. For high load and long stroke actuators, this a consistent slip point and long life.
may be one extend and retract cycle. The actuator should not exceed
25% duty cycle at full rated load. If no maximum on time is stated, the Potentiometer Feedback
maximum on time is equal to one full cycle at the maximum dynamic Potentiometers provide an analog output signal that can be used to
load for the actuator in question. determine the position of the extension tube. A potentiometer will
“remember” its position if power is removed and restored. Also see
Mounting “encoder feedback”
Electrak® actuators are quickly and easily mounted by slipping pins
through the holes on each end of the unit and into brackets on the Protection Class
machine frame and the load. PPA actuators are mounted by the rear The protection class refers to the environmental rating of the
trunnions on the cover tube and the clevis on the extension tube. Solid enclosure, International Protection Marking (IP) ratings are commonly
pins provide maximum holding strength, and a retaining or cotter referenced standards that classify electrical equipment using standard
pin on each end will prevent the pin from falling out of its mounting tests to determine resistance to ingress of solid objects and liquids.
bracket. Roll or spring type mounting pins should be avoided. The The first digit applies to airborne contaminants and the second digit
mounting pins must be parallel to each other as shown (Fig. a). Pins (and sometimes a third letter) to water/moisture.
which are not parallel may cause the actuator to bind. The load should
act along the axis of the actuator since off center loads may cause
binding (Fig. b).
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IP33: protected against the penetration of solid objects with a rotation mechanism are internally restrained and can therefore be
diameter greater than 12 mm and against direct sprays of run in and out without having to be fixed in the ends. Also see “anti-
water up to 60 degrees from vertical. rotation mechanism”.
IP44: protected against the penetration of solid objects with a
diameter greater than 1 mm and against water sprayed
from any direction.
IP45: protected against the penetration of solid objects with a
diameter greater than 1 mm and low pressure water jets
from any direction.
IP51: protected from dust and vertical dripping water/
condensation. Fig. c
IP52: protected from dust and dripping water/condensation
falling at an angle up to 15 degrees from vertical. Rodless Actuators
IP56: protected from dust and high pressure water jets from Rodless actuators provide support for the load as well as thrust. The
any direction. load is supported and moved by a carriage on the actuator rather than
IP65: dust tight and protected against low pressure water jets pushed or pulled by an extension rod. Rodless actuators are ideal for
from any direction. applications requiring long strokes (up to 1500 mm), high speeds (up
IP66: dust tight and protected against high pressure water jets to 110 mm/s), movement of the load within the shortest envelope
from any direction. possible or the load supported by the actuator.
IP67: dust tight and protected against the effect of immersion in
water between 150 mm (5.9 inch) and 1 meter (39.4 inch). RoHS Compliance
IP69K: dust tight and protected against the effect of high pressure All actuators, controls and accessories sold in the EU are RoHS
washing with hot water from any direction. compliant unless otherwise stated, while products sold outside of the
EU may not be. If you order an actuator outside of the EU and need it
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to be RoHS compliant, contact the factory to verify availability and be
Pulse width modulation control works by switching the power sure to include the request on your order.
supplied to the motor on and off rapidly. The DC voltage is converted
to a square-wave signal, alternating between fully on and zero, giving Rotary Actuators
the motor a series of power “kicks”. If the switching frequency is Actuators providing a rotary output to position a load, turn a winch, or
high enough, the motor runs at a steady speed due to its fly-wheel rotate a gear or sprocket.
momentum. By adjusting the duty cycle of the signal (modulating the
width of the pulse, hence the ‘PWM’), the time fraction it is “on”, Service and Maintenance
the average power can be varied, and hence the motor speed. Note: Actuators are generally maintenance free. Electrak GX have repair kits
Actuators with built-in electronics and CE filters will be affected available from your local distributor or OEM.
negatively by the PWM modulation and should not be used together.
Contact customer support for more information. Side Loading
Side loading occurs when the extension tube/moving member is
REACH subjected to loads from the side. Most actuators cannot handle any
REACH is a European Union regulation concerning the Registration, side loads, and a proper design of the application should eliminate
Evaluation, Authorization and restriction of Chemicals. It makes any side loads or keep it within the permissible limits.
manufacturers and importers who place chemicals on the market
responsible for understanding and managing the risks associated with Sizing and Selection
their use. The Thomson web site (www.thomsonlinear.com) includes an online
tool that can be used to walk through the decision process for picking
Restraining Torque the best actuator and get the ordering data for your choice.
The torque which is developed between the clevis on the extension
tube and rear mount (clevis or trunnion) when the unit extends or Speed
retracts and ratchets the clutch (Fig. c). This means that if the ends DC actuators have a direct load/speed relationship. As the load
are not fixed by a method that can handle the restraining torque, the increases, the speed decreases. There are curves on each product
extension tube will rotate instead of moving. However, units with anti- page to show the speed from no load to full rated load. AC actuators
have little speed fluctuations based on load but there are load/speed
curves on all the AC actuator product pages.
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Spline Safety Function Vent Tube
An optional safety function on the rodless actuator (LM80) that will Electrak® 050 actuators have a breather tube in the wiring harness to
stop downward motion in case the carriage (the moving member) allow the actuator to operate without creating a vacuum and drawing
collides with an obstacle. The motor will keep, running but the water through the seals on the cover tube.
carriage will stand still and not pull down on the obstacle. When
reversing the motor rotation, the carriage will automatically start to Voltage Drop
move upwards again. Long leads/cables between the power source and the actuator will
result in a voltage drop for DC units. This voltage drop can cause
Static Load malfunction and are avoided by sizing the leads in accordance with
The static load rating is how much load the actuator will hold with the following lead cross section selection table. The table is based
power off. The static load rating is normally twice the dynamic load on an ambient temperature of 30 °C (86 °F) or less. A higher ambient
rating. Also see “load rating”. If nothing else is stated, the static load temperature may result in the need for a greater lead cross section.
rating is for the actuator extension tube being fully retracted. The
static load rating will decrease as the tube extends. Lead Cross Section Selection Table [mm2 (AWG)]
Current draw Cable length Actuator input
[A] [m] voltage [Vdc]
Synchronous Operation
Normally motor speed cannot be controlled with enough 12 24 36
precision to ensure that the actuators will remain synchronized, 0-3 2.5 (14) 1.5 (16) 1.5 (16)
and a binding effect could take place. However, there are some 0 - 10 3-6 2.5 (14) 1.5 (16) 1.5 (16)
solutions. Non-driven actuators may be mechanically linked and
6 - 10 1.5 (16) 2.5 (14) 1.5 (16)
thereby synchronized. Actuators equipped with an encoder can be
synchronized using controls designed for synchronous operation as 0-3 2.5 (14) 2.5 (14) 1.5 (16)
long as there is no onboard electronics preventing PWM operation. 10 - 15 3-6 2.5 (14) 2.5 (14) 1.5 (16)
Electrak HD models with SYN option have a built in control which 6 - 10 2.5 (14) - -
enables synchronized operation between two or more Electrak HD 0-3 2.5 (14) - -
SYN units of the same type.
15 - 20 3-6 6 (12) - -
Load
Fig. d
Trapezoidal Screw
Screw type with similar characteristics as an acme screw. This type of
screw is used in LM80. Also see “acme screw” and “lead screw”.
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