RG60U-PCM DC Motor Control

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-PCM: Adds an isolation board for remote control with an analog signal.

The RG60 Series is a compact, full-featured regen drive ideal for applications that require braking or reversing, especially with high duty cycle. Standard features include a choice of tachogenerator feedback or armature feedback, nine trim pots including forward and reverse independent adjustments for acceleration and torque, cage clamp and plug-in terminal block for secure and easy connections, and current limit LEDs. The RG60 Series has the ability to choose the enable and inhibit terminals to operate either "normally open" or "normally closed".

The -PCM option adds an isolation board on the standard RG60 Series unit so that it can be controlled with any remote -10 to 10 or 4 - 20 mA analog signal.

Potentiometer Kit 202-0104 is included with a purchase of the RG60U-PCM

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$526.23

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Model Number	Enclosure	Maximum Current (ADC)	Input Voltage (VAC)	Output Voltage (VDC)	Power Range		Field / Shunt Supply	Braking	Reversing	Isolation
					HP	kW
RG60U-PCM	Chassis	10*	115	0 - 90	1/8 - 1	.09 - .75	No	Yes (Regenerative)	Yes (Regenerative)	0 to ±10 VDC 4-20 mA
			230	0 - 90	1/8 - 1	.09 - .75
				0 - 180	1/4 - 2	.19 - 1.5

* Heat sink kit 223-0159 must be used when the continuous output current is above 5 amps.

Features

MM Footprint: Traditional MM mounting pattern and footprint
4Q Reversing: Regenerative / 4-Quadrant drives have the ability to perfrom quick and contactorless braking and/or reversing on-the-fly
Isolated Logic: Allows floating or grounded 0 ± 10 VDC or 4 - 20 mA signals
Stopping Modes: Inhibit for braking to a stop. Enable for coasting to a stop. Can be used for rapid starting and stopping
Configurable Enable and Inhibit: Can be configured to be either normally open or normally closed
Quick Disconnect Terminal Allows for quicker wiring and setup
Diagnostic LEDs: Forward Current Limit, Reverse Current Limit, Power
Tach Feedback: Accepts tachogenerator feedback for tighter speed regulation