DAYTON 1LPW4 Dc Gearmotor 47 Rpm 90v Tenv

Dayton 1LPW4 DC gearmotor offers high starting force and accurate variable-speed control in hospital beds, table lifts, wheelchairs and power seats.

Working Mechanism:

• A direct current gearmotor is a rotating electrical device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
• The inducting coil inside the DC motor generates a magnetic field that enables rotary motion when DC voltage is applied to its terminal.
• The addition of a gear head to the motor lowers the speed and increases the torque output.

Features:

• This DC gearmotor allows all-position, facebase mounting for easy installation.
• It features die-cast zinc housing for resisting corrosion on exposed surfaces.
• This permanent magnet DC motor is equipped with a TENV enclosure to protect the motor from dust & airborne contaminants.
• It has ball bearings on the motor & porous bronze sleeve bearings on the casing for low rotational friction.

Compatible Accessories:

• Dayton 6YHY3 Motor Brush Sets: They are designed to allow current flow between stationary wires and moving parts in a rotating shaft. These brush sets include 2 brushes, 2 holders and 2 springs.

Standards and Approvals:

• UL
• cUL

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the maximum operating temperature of this PMDC gearmotor?

A. It can be operated at temperatures up to 40 degrees C.

Q. What is the gear ratio for Dayton 1LPW4 DC gearmotor?

A. The corresponding gear ratio is 62:1.

Q. What is the difference between a DC motor and a DC gearmotor?

A. Unlike DC motors, a DC gearmotor features mechanical gears to change the speed & torque of the motor.

Q. Does gearing down a motor increase torque?

A. Gear reduction has the counter-effect on torque. The motor's output torque is increased by multiplying the torque with the gear ratio, with some efficiency losses.

Q. What is the maximum torque delivered by Dayton 1LPW4 DC gearmotor?

A. This gearmotor delivers a maximum torque of 26 inch-lb.