Table of contents Table of contents ..................................3 General ....................................... 7 Information ..................................7 Symbols used ..................................8 Intended use ..................................8 European directives ................................9 Harmonized standards ............................... 9 UL certification ................................... 9 Order key ....................................10 Nameplate ....................................12 Motor nameplate ................................12 Nameplate code key .................................12 Technical data....................................13 Main features ..................................13...
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Curves BR032 – 400 V ............................35 5.6.1.2 Curves BR034 – 230 V ............................36 5.6.1.3 Curves BR034 – 400 V ............................37 5.6.1.4 Curves BR036 – 230 V ............................38 5.6.1.5 Curves BR036 – 400 V ............................39 5.6.1.6 Curves BR038 – 230 V ............................40 5.6.1.7 Curves BR038 –...
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Curves BR092 – 400 V ............................74 5.6.7.1 Curves BR094 – 400 V ............................75 5.6.7.2 Curves BR096 – 400 V ............................76 5.6.7.3 Curves BR098 – 400 V ............................77 5.6.7.4 5.6.8 Curves motor series BRV9 ............................78 Curves BRV92 – 400 V ............................78 5.6.8.1 Curves BRV94 –...
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Encoder EnDat01 with connector MIL series – 19 poles (optional) ................103 7.3.8 Encoder EnDat22 with connector M23 – 17 poles (standard) ................104 7.3.9 Encoder EnDat22 with connector MIL series – 19 poles (optional) ................104 7.3.10 Incremental encoder + Hall sensor and connector M23 – 17 poles (obsolete) ............105 7.3.11 Incremental encoder + Hall sensor and connector MIL series –...
You must read this manual carefully before any operation. This manual is available to the user and includes every motor of the Brusatori BR series. Non-observance of safety instructions can damage people and equipment.
Symbols used DANGER CAUTION WARNING ELECTRICAL DANGER SUSPENDED LOADS DANGER MAGNETIC FIELDS DANGER HOT SURFACE DANGER Intended use Electric motors in this manual comply with LOW VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE 2014/35/EU and are intended to be used in standard industrial systems. They also comply with Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS) and EMC Directive 2014/30/EU. Motors are designed and built to be incorporated with other machines or to be assembled with other machinery to make a machine, according to standard MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC.
European directives LOW VOLTAGE DIRECTIVE (LVD) 2014/35/EU Compliance RoHS DIRECTIVE 2011/65/EU Compliance and following Delegated Directives Responsibility on machinery’s manufacturer MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC EMC DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EU Compliance (if equipped with electronic feedback) Responsibility on machinery’s manufacturer Harmonized standards Rotating electrical machines - Part 1: Nominal and operating CEI EN 60034-1: 2011 characteristics Rotating electrical machines - Part 5: Degree of protection...
Order key Configuration of a BR series motor is described with the following order key: Shaft Progressive Type Length Voltage Brake + Key code ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■...
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□□□□□□□□■■□□□□□□□ Shaft + Key 11x23 with key Standard BR 3 11x23 without key Optional BR 3 14x30 with key Oversize BR 3 14x30 without key Optional BR 3 19x40 with key Standard BR 5 19x40 without key Optional BR 5 24x50 with key Standard...
Appearance of the nameplates in this manual may differ from the real one. Nameplate code key Motor serial number yyyy/ww Year / Week of production Mat. No. Customer motor code (if available) Code Brusatori motor code Duty Duty service Stall torque Stall current Nominal torque Nominal current Nominal power...
Technical data Main features Windings Three-phase Y-connection without accessible neutral wire Windings insulation Class F Dimensioning Class F Service type S1 - Continuous Number of poles 6 (BR 3) 8 (BR 5, 7, 8, 9) Degree of protection IP 54 (CEI EN 60034-5) Ambient temperature -20 to +40 °C...
Characteristic curves torque-speed This chapter contains torque-speed characteristic curves of the motors described in the manual. For motors supplied by 230 Vac inverters, curves represented are: • Peak torque with peak current, motor temperature 20°C, and voltage 215 Vrms • Peak torque with peak current, motor overtemperature 105 °C, and voltage 215 Vrms •...
Parts and components Cooling fan (optional) Servo-ventilated motors are equipped with a single-phase electrical cooling fan, supplied with 230Vac 50/60Hz. opposed to WARNING! The minimum distance between the machine’s structure and the hot air inlet/outlet must be respected. Avoid foreign air turbulences near the motor inlet/outlet. Make sure that nearby objects or direct sunlight does not radiate additional heat to the motor.
6.1.1 Fan connection diagrams Standard fan without capacitor Standard fan with capacitor Optional: Series BRV8 and BRV9 motors can have a fan that starts when windings temperature reaches 70 °C. If you want this option inform us when ordering. Optional fan without capacitor Optional fan with capacitor User’s manual –...
Holding brake (optional) 6.2.1 Brakes: general safety notes When motors are equipped with a brake, proper functioning must be checked before using the motor for the first time. The fail-safe holding brake operates according to the closed-circuit principle. It is released when a voltage of 24Vdc ±5% is applied.
6.2.2 Safety and maintenance notes for permanent magnet brakes WARNING! After a braking, the brake surface can reach high temperatures. Be careful when touching it. Protect the brake against the ingress of foreign particles into the air gap. These particles may impede the movement of the armature.
6.2.3 Permanent magnet brakes Motor size Unit BR_3 BR_5 BR_7 BR_8 Holding torque (T=100 °C) Holding torque (T=20 °C) Nominal voltage ±5% Holding voltage Motor torque reduction Maximum current draw Disc inertia kg cm 0.18 1.66 5.56 Power Total weight 0.35 0.85 Engaging time (t...
6.2.4 Spring brake (emergency brake) BR_92 BR_96 Motor size Unit BR_5 BR_7 BR_8 BR_94 BR_98 Holding torque Nominal voltage ±5% Holding voltage Motor torque reduction Maximum current draw Disc inertia kg cm 0.34 2.05 44.8 64.8 129.6 Power Total weight 16.1 24.8 29.8...
Position sensor Usually, an encoder or a hollow shaft resolver is used. For encoders, the transducer body is fastened to the rear cover of the motor and is made free to oscillate by a reaction arm that has the task of absorbing any axial/radial misalignments. A male connector is used for the electrical connection.
6.3.3 Encoder SinCos (optional) Motor BR 5-7-8-9 Type Sin/Cos 1 Vpp Model ERN 1385 Nominal voltage (Vdc) 5 ± 0.25 Line count 2048 Total steps per revolution ≤130 Current consumption with no load (mA) Operative temperature (°C) -40 ÷ 120 6.3.4 Encoder Hiperface (optional) Motor...
Thermal protection As standard thermal protection the motor is equipped with a PTC thermistor incorporated in the windings. Other thermal protections can be mounted on request: Bimetal switch and thermo-resistances Pt100 e Pt1000. Usually, the connection terminal is placed inside the terminal box of the motor or inside the connector. WARNING! Not connecting the thermal protection immediately makes the liability invalid.
6.4.2 Bimetal switch (optional) The normally closed contact opens when the probe reaches the switching value. Sometimes the thermal inertia of the bimetal switch fails to protect the motor from sudden and high overloads. Contact: Normally closed Opening temperature: 130 ± 5 °C Maximum voltage: 250 Vac Maximum current:...
Bearings Standard motors have ball bearings suitable for high-speed rotation and lubricated with special high temperature resistant greases. Starting the motor for the first time, it is advisable to run-in the bearings. Increase the motor speed progressively from 0% to about 70% of the maximum speed in about 20 minutes. In the first minutes of operation, a noise higher than usual can be heard due to the non-uniform distribution of grease inside the bearings.
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Maximum radial load of shaft BR 71÷76 Motor D.E. / N.D.E. bearing type: 6206 ZZ / 6205 ZZ 2300 N Ø24x50: Rotor speed dimens. X (mm) 100 rpm 250 rpm 500 rpm 750 rpm 1000 rpm 1500 rpm 2000 rpm 2500 rpm 3000 rpm 4000 rpm...
Electrical connections Instructions on safety WARNING! Do not operate on the motor, the connection cables, the frequency converters, or accessories (e.g. brakes, thermal protection, fan) when supply is on. WARNING! System must be disconnected from the power supply and the rotor must be stopped before any work is carried out.
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The motor must be connected as shown in the diagram supplied. Follow the drive manufacturer’s instructions and EMC guidelines. Basic rules for connecting motors: o Connecting conductors should be suitable for the type in use, as well as the rated voltages and currents. o Connecting conductors should be of sufficient length, and be secure against twisting, pushing and pulling.
Power connection Power connection is done by different types of connectors: BR series Power connector ● ● ● M23 8 poles ○ ○ ○ MIL 4/6 poles ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ● Terminal board ● ○ = Standard = Optional 7.2.1...
7.2.4 Power connection with terminal board (standard / optional) POWER BOARD Marking Description Motor phase U (A) Motor phase V (B) Motor phase W (C) Ground AUXILIARY BOARD Marking Description Brake + (Optional) Brake - (Optional) (Optional) (Optional) Pt100 (Optional) Pt100 (Optional) PT1000...
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According to motor size, terminal box will have different dimensions. Fixing pin of terminals will have different dimension according to the following table: Motor type Power pins Auxiliary pins Ground pins BR03 (not available) BR05 (optional) BR07 (optional) BRV7 BR08 1000 rpm BRV82 2000 rpm...
Tightening torque required changes for every kind of pin, according to the following table: Pin dimension Tightening torque [Nm] WARNING! Tighten cables on the terminal boards, respecting tightening torques of each type of pin. Tolerance +0% / -10% Signal connection BR series Signal connector ● ● ● ● ●...
Resolver with connector M23 – 12 poles (standard) 7.3.1 Motor series BR 3-5-7-8-9 Description Feedback data View from customer side SIN+ Blue COS- Black SUPPLY- Yellow/White SUPPLY+ Red/White TP + Thermal Protection + TP - Thermal Protection - SIN- Yellow COS+ Resolver with connector MIL series –...
Encoder SinCos with connector M23 – 17 poles (standard) 7.3.3 Motor series BR 5-7-8-9 Description Feedback data View from customer side Up sensor Blue Black 0V sensor White Thermal Protection Thermal Protection Supply Up Brown / Green COS- Violet COS+ Yellow Supply 0V White / Green...
Encoder Hiperface with connector M23 – 12 poles (standard) 7.3.5 Motor series BR 5-7-8-9 Description Feedback data View from customer side TP + Thermal Protection + TP - Thermal Protection - REFSIN Brown REFCOS Black DATA + Grey or Yellow DATA - Green or Purple SIN +...
Encoder EnDat01 with connector M23 – 17 poles (standard) 7.3.7 Motori serie BR 5-7-8-9 Description Feedback data View from customer side Up sensor Blue 0V sensor White Thermal Protection + Thermal Protection - Supply Up Brown / Green CLOCK + Violet CLOCK - Yellow...
Encoder EnDat22 with connector M23 – 17 poles (standard) 7.3.9 Motor series BR 5-7-8-9 Description Feedback data View from customer side Up sensor Blue 0V sensor White Thermal Protection Thermal Protection Supply Up Brown / Green CLOCK + Violet CLOCK - Yellow Supply 0V White / Green...
Incremental encoder + Hall sensor and connector M23 – 17 poles (obsolete) 7.3.11 Motor series BR 3 Description Feedback data View from customer side White Violet/Black Violet White/Black Thermal Protection + Thermal Protection - +Vcc Brown Brown/Black DC 0V Black Green Green/Black Grey...
Incremental encoder + Hall sensor and connector MIL series – 19 poles (obsolete) 7.3.12 Motor series BR 3 Description Feedback data View from customer side DC 0V Black Ground White Grey Brown Green Green/Black Blue Blue/Black Violet Violet/Black +Vcc Grey/Black Thermal Protection - Thermal Protection + Brown/Black...
Flying connectors (optional) Different types of flying connectors are available, depending on motor configuration: Flying connector Available options Power M23 8 poles MIL 4 poles (without brake) MIL 6 poles (with brake) Signal M23 12 poles M23 17 poles MIL 19 poles Connections are the same described in chapters Power connection (7.2) Signal connection...
7.4.2 Flying power connector 4/6 Poles MIL series (optional) MIL power connectors are different for motors with or without the brake: Motor type Connector code Without brake (4 poles) MS3106PHM211810SA23 With brake (6 poles) MS3106PHM211806SA23 7.4.2.1 Flying power connector MIL 4 poles MS3106PHM211810SA23 Type: Threaded Conductors section:...
7.4.3 Flying signal connector M23 12/17 poles (optional) Flying M23 signal connector can be 12 or 17 poles, according to the type of transducer equipped: Poles number Connector code ASTA021FS04400166000 ASTA035FS04400166000 WARNING! Connector installed on the motor is SpeedTec ready. If the flying connector is not SpeedTec but screw type, O-ring must be removed from the connector.
7.4.4 Flying signal connector 19P MIL series (optional) Poles number Connector code 62IN16PHM111419S4416 7.4.4.1 Flying signal connector MIL 19 poles 62IN16PHM111419S4416 Type: Bayonet Conductors section: Signal: 19 x (0.5 mm² - AWG20) Cable diameter: Up to 10.5 mm Degree of protection: IP65 Junction method: Soldering...
Installation Mounting WARNING! Motors are designed exclusively for the installation in industrial environments. Different installation conditions are allowed only if the necessary safety precautions are applied. Read carefully all the present manual before any kind of operation. Every mounting operation must be executed by qualified personnel, equipped properly for the kind of operation.
WARNING! Excessive tension of the belts can cause rapid wear of the bearings and may cause shaft breakages. Move command elements only with a suitable device. WARNING! The fitting and removal of drive components (e.g. coupling disc, belt pulley, gearwheel, etc.) must be carried out with suitable equipment (e.g.
WARNING! After installing the motor, check that the brake (if installed) works properly. The brake is designed to carry out just a limited number of emergency braking operations. It must not be used as a regular service brake. ATTENZIONE! Always use safety devices, even during testing operations. WARNING! Under certain conditions, such as with long power cables or high frequencies, industrial variable speed drives may cause voltage peaks, which are dangerous to the motor’s windings.
Use in explosive areas, (e.g. Ex or ATEX), is strictly forbidden unless the motors are intentionally supplied to you for this purpose after an agreement with Brusatori. The motors are rated for ambient temperature between -20°C and +40°C for motors without brake, or between +2 and +40 °C for motors with brake.
10.3 Safety information Observe the instructions on the nameplate for mounting and degree of protection, and check that they are suitable for the installation side. WARNING! The surfaces of motors can reach temperatures higher than 100°C, even after powering it off. For this reason, no temperature-sensitive items such as wires or electronic components should be in contact with these surfaces.
Maintenance 11.1 Maintenance instructions WARNING! Before carrying out any work on the motor, and especially before uncovering live parts, be sure Disconnect the motor from the power supply. Secure against reconnection. Check that equipment is not connected. Check ground connection. Cover or screen off all live adjacent parts.
Unprotected surfaces (flanges and shaft ends) must be treated with anticorrosive products. Cleaning the motor can cause damage if it is done incorrectly. Only proper products can be used. Avoid contact between products and oil seals or gaskets to avoid damage. 11.2 Troubleshooting Note:...
Most recent version of the document can be found on Brusatori website. 13.5 UL/CSA Certificate of compliance (optional) Most recent version of UL and CSA certificates of compliance can be found on Brusatori website. User’s manual – BR motors - vers. BR02.00.EN (05-08-2022)
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