SCHLAGEL, INC.
Installation And Setup Manual
Operating And Customizing The VGC
Installing VGC Sensors On An Electric Gate
These instructions apply to an electric gate with the VGC sensors properly mounted. See the separate manual
Installing VGC Sensors On An Electric Gate if the sensor installation is incomplete.
The VGC includes all of the necessary electrical control components to operate the gate. A 120 VAC supply is
required for power. The standard 3 Phase C-Face motor is powered by the VGC inverter and the gate position is read
by two inductive sensors. These two sensors are connected to a barrier relay allowing intrinsically safe wiring
practice. Much of the high reliability of the VGC system is the result of the elimination of mechanical switches.
The location of the components is site specific but generally the gate, electric drive package and VGC Panel are
usually in different areas. Keep in mind that convenient access to the drive components is valuable when
troubleshooting a problem. When more than one drive is being installed, using a single enclosure for all drives may
be the most convenient method for mounting the drives. We can supply NEMA 12 enclosures for multiple drives or
mounting panel for grouping the VGC Panels on request.
This manual covers the following subjects:
How it works
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Connecting the electrical components
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Testing the connections
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Running the gate manually
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Running the Learn Mode routine
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VGC Specifications
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VGC
Other manuals available for the VGC are:
Page 1
VGC Gate Control
Pat. Pend.
Operating The VGC From A PLC.
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