Description

The provided torque motor is 10W gear motor with gearbox, works at single phase 110V/220V AC low voltage. It has high starting torque and sloping characteristics, allowing easily adjust the torque by changing the voltage going to the motor. (The motor torque changes approximately proportion to the square of the voltage.)

10 W AC Gear Motor Specifications

Model	ATO-4TK10GN-A	ATO-4TK10GN-C
Shaft Type	Pinion Shaft
Power	10 W
Frequency	50 Hz	60 Hz	50 Hz	60 Hz
Rating at Locked rotor	5 Min Continuous	5 Min Continuous	5 Min Continuous	5 Min Continuous
Voltage	110V	110V	220V	220V
Starting Torque	235 mN.m	225 mN.m	265 mN.m	225 mN.m
Max. Output Power	10 W	10 W	10 W	10 W
Torque at Max. Output Power	127 mN.m	127 mN.m	127 mN.m	127 mN.m
Speed at Max. Output Power	750 r/min	900 r/min	750 r/min	900 r/min
Capacitor	10.0/250	8.0/250	2.5/450	2/450
Weight	Motor: 1.6 Kg; Gear head: 0.8 Kg
Gearbox Model	4GN[]K
Gear Ratio	3, 3.6, 5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12.5, 15, 18, 25, 30, 36, 50, 60, 75, 90, 100, 120, 150, 180,200 Enter the gear ratio into the box ([]) within the model name

Speed – Torque Characteristics (Reference Values)
Dimensions (Unit=mm)
Wiring Diagram

Details

Tips: How to read speed-torque characteristics?
The motor torque changes approximately proportion to the square of the voltage. When the voltage supplied to the motor is changed, speed – torque curves with a sloping characteristics (torque is highest at zero speed and decreases steadily with increasing speed) shifts to that of the corresponding voltage.

When the voltage is changed to 100V, 80V, 60V while the load torque is T0, the motor rotates at the speeds N1, N2 and N3 respectively. Thus, the speed can be changed easily by varying the voltage.

When choosing a torque motor, first determine the required torque and speed. Then select a motor using the speed – torque characteristics curves to determine whether the motor should be operated under continuous duty or limited duty. When used under locked rotor conditions, only the torque factor is considered.

The temperature rise of the motor may cause a problem during continuous operation. In this case, choose a motor with an output power large enough for continuous operation and adjust the voltage to control the torque and speed.