DC GearMotor Dayton 4Z534A

Condition: Used, minor signs of wear

Dayton 4Z534A DC GearMotor Specifications:

• Model Number: 4Z534A
• UL File Number: E47492
• Horsepower (HP): 1/30 – This indicates the motor’s power output capability; 1/30 HP is suitable for light-duty applications.
• Voltage: 90 V – The motor operates on 90 volts DC.
• Current: 0.20 A – It consumes 0.20 amperes during operation, which is relatively low current, indicating efficient power usage.
• Model Family: MF-22
• Speed: 7 RPM – The motor has a low rotational speed of 7 revolutions per minute, which is typical for gearmotors designed for high torque and low-speed applications.
• Torque: 50 In.Lbs. / 8.8 N*m – Torque is the force the motor generates to cause rotational motion. 50 Inch-pounds is approximately 8.8 Newton-meters.
• Maximum Ambient Temperature: 40°C – The motor can operate safely in environments where the ambient temperature does not exceed 40 degrees Celsius.
• Duty: Continuous – Designed for continuous operation without needing a rest period under normal conditions.
• Insulation Class: A – This classification indicates the temperature range the motor’s insulation is rated for; Class A typically handles up to 105°C.
• Country of Manufacture: Made in USA
• Rotation Reversal Instruction: To reverse the motor’s rotation direction, interchange the A1 and A2 leads. This feature allows the motor to be used in applications requiring bidirectional operation.
• Parallel shaft gear motor

Applications and Use:

The Dayton 4Z534A is suitable for applications requiring a low-speed, high-torque output, such as conveyors, turntables, or other mechanical setups that require precise motion control. Its robust construction and continuous duty rating make it ideal for industrial environments where reliability and longevity are critical.

Installation and Safety:

When installing and operating this gearmotor, ensure that all electrical connections are secure and that the motor is mounted stably to avoid vibration and potential damage. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for electrical safety and mechanical integration. Given the specification to reverse rotation by interchanging the A1 and A2 leads, be sure to power off the motor before making any changes to the wiring to prevent electrical hazards or damage to the motor.

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