The document discusses Thomson lifting columns, which are self-supporting linear motion solutions for medical and ergonomic applications. There are three models - LC1600, LC2000, and LC3000 - each with unique load capacity, speed, and size features but sharing easy installation, maintenance-free operation, and high load capacity. The lifting columns are designed for applications like medical tables, wheelchairs, and adjustable furniture and come in anodized aluminum with optional position feedback and controls.
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Prestressed concrete beams can be damaged by overloading beyond cracking stage leading to the reduction of flexural rigidity and excessive deflection. The progressive of damage, crack and permanent deflection can be occurred at the high level of load after cracking. Structural performance of damaged girder can be recovered and improved by external post tension. The level of external prestressing force required in strengthening depends directly on the level of damage due to overloading. This research studied the effect of levels of damage on flexural rigidity, crack and deflection of the test girder. Three levels of damage can be expressed in terms of 0.65, 0.75 and 0.85 times the predicted ultimate load of the test beam. Three levels of external prestressing forces (2, 2.5 and 3 times of the internal prestressing force applied in undamaged reference beam) are applied in strengthening at each level of damage. The results show that reduced flexural rigidity, increased permanent deformation and crack width due to overloading can be recovered by external post tension. Strengthening by means of external post tension can be effectively applied to the damaged beam at the level of damage not more than 0.65 times of predicted ultimate load.
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1. Lifting Columns
Self Supporting, Compact and Versatile Linear Motion for
Quicker Throughput, Minimal Downtime and No Maintenance
New! Now Available in Three Models – Each with Unique Features
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2. Introducing the Thomson Lifting Column Product Family
Thomson Lifting Columns are self-supporting and height adjustable lifting solutions
in a compact, pre-aligned package, perfect for medical and ergonomic applications
requiring telescopic motion. Simple, one-step installation requires minimal downtime
and maintenance-free operation ensures worry-free functionality.
These columns are designed for smooth, quiet and fast operation
and offer an excellent extension to retraction ratio resulting in
the maximum range of motion in a minimal footprint.
Thomson lifting columns are designed to be flexible linear
motion solutions based on anodized extruded aluminum
profiles which slide into each other. A high moment
load capacity, large holding capacity to frame size
ratio, and the ability to use a single unit for a
center load or multiple units linked together
allow for numerous design configurations.
Thomson lifting columns can also
be customized for more specific
requirements. The result is a
self-supporting, compact, and
versatile lifting solution.
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Features and Benefits
Three different lifting column modules are now available from Thomson, all sharing
the same basic design and functionality. All models feature easy installation,
maintenance-free operation, and a high moment load capacity. Though each model
has its own unique advantages, the basic features and benefits are the same.
High Load and Speed Capability
Easy to Install and Maintenance Free
Dynamic Braking
Holds Load at Stand Still
CE approved
Quiet and Smooth Operation
Favorable Extension/Retraction Ratio
Compact Low Weight Design
Self Supporting Aluminum Cover
IP 44 Protection Class
Built In End of Stroke Stop
Models for loads up to 3000 N, moment loads
up to 400 Nm and speeds up to 19 mm/s.
Benefits: Ability to push and hold higher loads while
still providing appropriate speed levels.
Results: Improves device functionality with higher
and offset loads while still providing
throughput requirements.
Maintenance free.
Pre-drilled mounting holes.
Benefits: Simple to install and integrate into
overall machine.
Results: Saves costs on install and device
maintenance.
Compact design provides favorable ratio between
stroke and retracted length.
Benefits: Provides more device flexibility with low
retracted height while still providing
necessary stroke length.
Results: Improves patient, doctor, operator or
other end-user ergonomics.
Quiet operation suitable for domestic use.
Benefits: Noise levels are appropriate for medical
and office use.
Results: No attenuation of the sound needed.
Rigourous testing ensure a safe and reliable product.
Benefits: The device is documented safe.
Results: Save on testing and integration costs into end
device.
Common Thomson Lifting Columns Features
Aesthetic design.
Anodized aluminum profiles with 20 µ anodization
and surface tolerance class 3.
Benefits: Column can be visible in the end product.
No need to shroud or cover.
Results: Saves cost on overall machine design.
Modern, Functional and Aesthetic Design
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Model Comparison
LC1600 LC2000 LC3000
Model
Description Two-piece extrusion with
1600 N loading capacity
ideal for cost-sensitive
applications where
extension-to-retraction ratio
is not as critical.
Three-piece extrusion
with 2000 N loading
capacity and a telescoping
leadscrew mechanism to
provide an ideal extension-
to-retraction ratio.
Three-piece extrusion with
ballscrew drive mechanism
to allow for 3000 N loading
capacity and high moment
loading.
Screw type Trapezoidal screw Telescopic lead screw Ball screw
Weight Best Good Good
Quiet operation Best Good Good
Extension/retraction ratio Good Best Better
Minimum retracted length Good Best Better
Load capacity Good Better Best
Load torque capacity Good Good Best
Duty cycle Good Best Good
Speed Better Best Good
Mid stroke overload protection Yes No * No *
Model Comparison
The Thomson Lifting Column product family has three different models that are
all made of self-supporting extruded aluminum profiles that are easy to install
and require no additional cover for protection. The type of model that is most
appropriate depends on the balance that is needed among extension-to-retraction
ratio, load capacity, speed and cost.
* Mid-stroke overload protection available with use of DCG Control.
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Medical Applications Ergonomic Automation Solutions
Hospital Equipment Accessibility Equipment Furniture Adjustable Chairs
• X-ray machines
• Operating/examination tables
• Hospital beds and patient lift
• Wheel chair lifts
• Lifting aids
• Handicap adaptation of vehicles
• Desks and workbenches
• Tables
• Beds
• Dental chairs
• Barber chairs
• Make up chairs
Thomson lifting columns provide simple and effective
solutions for medical lifting applications such as medical
tables, wheelchairs, lifts, patient beds and similar
applications.
Easily install a low-cost ergonomic solution to increase
operator comfort and productivity in numerous office
scenarios such as adjustable tables, desks, carts,
workstations and more.
Simple, all-in-one solution. Easy, one-step install.
Allows for minimal table height while maintaining necessary
stroke length.
Low cost solution.
Meets materials requirements for medical applications. Increase productivity and throughput.
Meets medical 60601 certification requirements. Reduce workplace injuries.
Meets audible noise requirements (CE Standards). Customizable solution.
Aesthetic design - no need to shroud or cover. Aesthetic design - no need to shroud or cover.
Applications
Thomson lifting columns feature easy installation, maintenance-free operation,
high moment load capacity and extension to retraction ratio making them
especially suited for medical and ergonomic applications. The versatility, flexibility,
and customizability of the Thomson lifting columns make them ideal for numerous
applications within these catagories.
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LC1600 - Specifications
General Specifications
Parameter LC1600
Screw type trapezoidal
Internally restrained yes
Manual override no
Dynamic braking yes
Holding brake yes
End of stroke protection electronic limit switches (ELS)
Mid stroke protection yes
Motor protection no
Motor connection cable
Motor connector
LX version
NX and NE versions
flying leads
Molex 8 pin plug
Certificates CE
Options ELS
encoder position feedback
Compatable controls (1)
DCG-154
DCG-254
operation of single unit
synchronous operation of two units
Standard Features and Benefits
Performance Specifications
Parameter LC1600
Maximum load [N] 1600
Maximum load torque, dynamic / static [Nm] 200 / 500
Speed, at no load / at maximum load [mm/s] 11 / 6.5
Available input voltages [VDC] 24
Standard stroke lengths (S) [mm] 200, 250, 300,
350, 400
Operating temperature limits [°C] 0 to +40
Full load duty cycle @ 20 °C [%] 10
Maximum on time [s] 60
Maximum sound level [dB] 45
Lead cross section [mm2] 1.5
Standard cable length
LX version
NX and NE versions
[mm]
900
1900
Protection class IP44
• For medical and ergonomic automation applications
• Self supporting column in extruded anodized
aluminum
• Low weight and extremily quiet operation
• Thomson Whispertrak™ drive technology
• High load torque capability
• Maintenance free
• Dynamic braking and load holding brake
• Electronic limit switches and mid-stroke protection
V: speed I: current F: load
1: speed
2: current
Performance Diagram
Speed and Current vs. Load
mm/s
15
12
9
6
3
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
16001000500
N
(1) See page 14 for more information.
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A1
A1
A2
LC1600 - Dimensions and Performance Dimensions Projection
METRIC
Ordering Stroke and Retracted Length
S: stroke
L: retracted length
A1: mounting screws must not enter deeper than 10 mm.
A2: LX version cable length = 900 mm, NX and NE versions = 1900 mm.
Ordering Stroke, Retracted Length and Weight
Stroke, retracted length and weight relationship
Ordering stroke (S) [mm] 200 250 300 350 400
Minimum retracted length (L min) [mm] 380 430 480 581 631
Weight of unit [kg] 9.1 9.8 10.5 11.8 12.4
The desired ordering stroke (S) will determine the minimum
retracted length (L min) and the weight of the unit. The table
provides the corresponding minimum retracted length (L min)
and weight values to each of the available standard stroke
lengths (S).
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(1) Dynamic braking, mid-stroke protection, and motor protection are provided
when used with DCG control.
(2) Emission: EN 61000-6-3:2001, EN 60601-1-2:1993, EN 55011 Class B
Immunity: EN 61000-6-2:2001, EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3
(3) See page 14 for more information.
* Higher dynamic loads up to 400 Nm available upon request, contact customer
support.
V: speed I: current F: load
1: speed
2: current
Performance Diagram
Speed and Current vs. Load
LC2000 - Specifications
General Specifications
Parameter LC2000
Screw type telescopic lead screw
Internally restrained yes
Manual override no
Dynamic braking no (1)
Holding brake yes
End of stroke protection end of stroke limit switches
Mid stroke protection no (1)
Motor protection no (1)
Motor connection cable
Motor connector Molex 8 pin plug
Certificates CE
EMC for medical applications (2)
Options encoder position feedback
Compatable controls (3)
DCG-180
DCG-280
operation of single unit
synchronous operation of two units
Standard Features and Benefits
Performance Specifications
Parameter LC2000
Maximum load [N] 2000
Maximum load torque, dynamic / static [Nm] 150*/ 500
Speed, at no load / at maximum load [mm/s] 19 / 15
Available input voltages [VDC] 24
Minimum ordering stroke (S) [mm] 200
Maximum ordering stroke (S) [mm] 600
Operating temperature limits [°C] 0 to +40
Full load duty cycle @ 20 °C [%] 15
Maximum on time [s] 60
Lead cross section [mm2] 1.5
Standard cable length [mm] 1900
Protection class IP44
• For medical and ergonomic automation applications
• Self supporting column in extruded anodized aluminum
• Low weight and quiet operation
• Smooth operating telescopic lead screw drive
• High load torque capability
• Very short retracted length
• High extension to retraction ratio
• Maintenance free
• Load holding brake
• Integrated end of stroke limit switches
• EMC recognized for medical applications
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S: stroke
L: retracted length
A1: mounting screws must not enter deeper than 10 mm.
1900
A1
A1
LC2000 - Dimensions and Performance Dimensions Projection
METRIC
Ordering Stroke, Retracted Length and Weight
Examples of strokes and the resulting minimum retracted length and weight
Stroke (S) [mm] 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
Minimum retracted length (L min) [mm] 250 266 291 316 341 366 391 416 441
Weight [kg] 8.7 9.1 9.7 10.2 10.8 11.3 11.9 12.4 13
The table below provides examples of stroke lengths and their corresponding
minimum retracted length (L min) values.
Stroke, retracted length and weight relationship
Minimum Maximum
Stroke (S) [mm] 200 600
Retracted length (L) [mm] 250 or L min 441
Min. retracted length (L min) based on stroke (S) [mm] L min = (S + 282) / 2
Weight of unit based on stroke (S) [kg] Weight = 3.4 + L [mm] × 0.0203 + S [mm] × 0.001
The desired stroke (S) will determine the minimum retracted length (L min) and
the weight of the unit. Units can be built with a retracted length (L) between the
calculated L min value and maximum retracted length.
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LC3000 - Specifications
Standard Features and Benefits
Performance Specifications
Parameter LC3000
Maximum load [N] 3000
Maximum load torque, dynamic / static [Nm] 400 / 500
Speed, at no load / at maximum load [mm/s] 8 / 6
Available input voltages [VDC] 24
Minimum ordering stroke (S) [mm] 200
Maximum ordering stroke (S) [mm] 400
Operating temperature limits [°C] 0 to +40
Full load duty cycle @ 20 °C [%] 10
Maximum on time [s] 60
Lead cross section [mm2] 1.5
Standard cable length [mm] 1900
Protection class IP44
• For medical and ergonomic automation applications
• Self supporting column in extruded anodized
aluminum
• Low weight and quiet operation
• Smooth operating ballscrew drive
• High load torque capability
• Short retracted length
• Maintenance free
• Load holding brake
• Integrated end of stroke limit switches
V: speed I: current F: load
1: speed
2: current
Performance Diagram
Speed and Current vs. Load
mm/s
10
8
6
4
2
10
8
6
4
2
0
0
0
300022501500750
N
(1) Dynamic braking, mid-stroke protection, and motor protection are provided
when used with DCG control.
(2) See page 14 for more information.
General Specifications
Parameter LC3000
Screw type ball screw
Internally restrained yes
Manual override no
Dynamic braking no (1)
Holding brake yes
End of stroke protection end of stroke limit switches
Mid stroke protection no (1)
Motor protection no (1)
Motor connection cable
Motor connector Molex 8 pin plug
Certificates CE
Options encoder position feedback
Compatable controls (2)
DCG-180
DCG-280
operation of single unit
synchronous operation of two units
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1900
A1
A1
LC3000 - Dimensions and Performance Dimensions Projection
METRIC
Ordering Stroke and Retracted Length
S: stroke
L: retracted length
A1: mounting screws must not enter deeper than 10 mm.
Ordering Stroke, Retracted Length and WeightOrdering Stroke, Retracted Length and Weight
Stroke, retracted length and weight relationship
Minimum Maximum
Stroke (S) [mm] 200 400
Retracted length (L) [mm] 330 or L min 530
Min. retracted length (L min) based on stroke (S) [mm] L min = S + 130
Weight of unit based on stroke (S) [kg] Weight = 4.065 + ((0.01774 × L [mm]) - 0.6031) + (S [mm] + 70 ) × 0.0012)
The table below provides examples of stroke lengths and their corresponding
minimum retracted length (L min) values.
Examples of strokes and the resulting minimum retracted length and weight
Stroke (S) [mm] 200 250 300 350 400
Minimum retracted length (L min) [mm] 330 380 430 480 530
Weight [kg] 9.7 10.6 11.6 12.5 13.5
The desired stroke (S) will determine the minimum retracted length (L min) and
the weight of the unit. Units can be built with a retracted length (L) between the
calculated L min value and maximum retracted length.
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M
S2
E
F LC
STOP
LC2000 and LC3000LC1600
M
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
STOP
S1
F
LC
Red
Green
Green
White
EXT
RET
COM
Molex Connector
Standard (NX) or with encoder feedback option (NE)
With encoder feedback (NE) or with no feedback
options (NX)
With electronic limit switches (LX)
Connect the green lead (pin 1) to positive and the red (pin 8) to
negative to extend the lifting column. Change polarity to retract
the lifting column.
LC2000 and LC3000 are provided with internal limit switches. No
external wiring is required for these switches.
The encoder version (NE) is optional and would be used when
feedback is required or when synchronization of multiple units is
necessary. If in use it should be supplied with 5 - 18 Vdc on black
(pin 3) and brown (pin 7) leads and the two encoder channels are
generated on purple (pin 4) and yellow (pin 5).
For the LC1600, only use the NE and NX versions with the DCG
control. See page 14 for DCG control compatability, technical
data and ordering information.
The direction of the extension tube travel is controlled by
switching the COM (common) output to the EXT (extend) or RET
(retract) inputs.
The actuator will automatically switch off when reaching the
ends of stroke or a mid-stroke overload.
Input Voltage
Input Voltage
(+)
(+)
(–)
(–)
8
1
3
7
4
5
Black
Brown
Brown
Purple
Yellow
Optional
Encoder
Output
(+)
(-)
CH1
CH2
Pin Configuration (front view)
Wiring Diagrams
LC Lifting column
M Lifting column motor
E Electronic limit switches
S1 Double pole double throw (DPDT) switch (provided by the customer)
S2 Single pole double throw (SPDT) switch
F Fuse (provided by the customer)
Black
Red
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Ordering Keys
LC3000 Ordering Key
Position 1 2 3 4 5
Example LC3000 N 24 -400530 NX
LC1600 Ordering Key
Position 1 2 3 4 5
Example LC1600 N 24 -300480 NX
LC2000 Ordering Key
Position 1 2 3 4 5
Example LC2000 N 24 -400341 NX
1. Lifting column model
LC3000 = LC3000
2. Type
N = standard
3. Supply voltage
24 = 24 VDC
4. Stroke and retracted length
-400530 = 400 and 530 mm (1)
5. Connection and encoder options
NE = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, encoder feedback (2)
NX = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, no encoder feedback
1) This is just an example, see section Ordering Stroke, Retracted Length and Weight
on page 11 for directions on how to calculate this number.
(2) Encoders are used when syncronizing multiple units.
1. Lifting column model
LC1600 = LC1600
2. Type
N = standard
3. Supply voltage
24 = 24 VDC
4. Stroke and retracted length
-200380 = 200 and 380 mm
-250430 = 250 and 430 mm
-300480 = 300 and 480 mm
-350580 = 350 and 581 mm
-400630 = 400 and 631 mm
5. Connection, electronic limit switches and encoder options
LX = Cable (L = 900 mm), flying leads, electronic limit switches
NE = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, encoder feedback (1)
NX = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, no encoder feedback (2)
(1) Encoders are used when synchronizing multiple units. This option may
only be used in conjunction with the DCG-254 control.
(2) This option may only be used in conjuction with the DCG-154 control.
1. Lifting column model
LC2000 = LC2000
2. Type
N = standard
3. Supply voltage
24 = 24 VDC
4. Stroke and retracted length
-400341 = 400 and 341 mm (1)
5. Connection and encoder options
NE = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, encoder feedback (2)
NX = Cable (L = 1900 mm), Molex connector, no encoder feedback
(1) This is just an example, see section Ordering Stroke, Retracted Length and Weight
on page 9 for directions on how to calculate this number.
(2) Encoders are used when syncronizing multiple units.
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DCG Control Series
Standard Features and Benefits
Performance Specifications
Parameter DCG-154 DCG-180 DCG-254 DCG-280
Input voltage [VAC] 1 × 115 ± 6% 1 × 230 ± 6% 1 × 115 ± 6% 1 × 230 ± 6% 1 × 115 ± 6% 1 × 230 ± 6%1 × 115 ± 6% 1 × 230 ± 6%
Input frequency [Hz] 50/60 50/60 50/60 50/60 50/60 50/60 50/60 50/60
Output voltage [VDC] 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24
Output current, max. [A] 4,8 4,8 8 8 2 × 4,8 2 × 4,8 2 × 8 2 × 8
Operating temperature limits [°C] +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45 +5 to +45
Max. duty cycle @ 25 °C (1) [%] 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Maximum on time [s] 90 90 60 60 90 90 60 60
Weight of control [kg] 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 1.9 1.9 1.9 1.9
Protection class double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
double
insulated
Electronic limit switches yes yes yes yes yes (2) yes (2) yes (2) yes (2)
Certificates CE CE CE CE CE CE CE CE
Part number DCG24-
1U-0154
DCG24-
1M-0154
DCG24-
1U-0180
DCG24-
1M-0180
DCG24-
2U-0254
DCG24-
2M-0254
DCG24-
2U-0280
DCG24-
2M-0280
Compatability
Control Lifting Column
DCG-154 Single operation of one LC1600 (1)
DCG-180 Single operation of one
LC2000 or LC3000 (1)
DCG-254 Syncronous operation of two LC1600 (2)
DCG-280 Syncronous operation of two
LC2000 or LC3000 (2)
• Controls available for single lifting column
operation or synchronous operation of two lifting
columns equipped with encoders
• Small and light weight control operated via a
control pendant (ordered separately)
• Built in Electronic Limit Switches (ELS) stop the
lifting column automatically at end of stroke or
mid stroke stall
• No wiring is necessary to the control as all
connections are done through plugs
(1) Control will shut off if duty cycle is exceeded and automatically reset when cooled off.
(2) DCG-254 and DCG-280 monitors the encoder pulses and not the motor currents. If the pulses arrives too slowly or not at all it will stop the motion of both lifting columns.
(1) The lifting column should be equipped with the no encoder (NX) option.
(2) Both lifting columns must be equipped with the encoder (NE) option.
Old version New version
New DCG version
• Power supply cable molded into the housing
• Connection to protective earth (PE) not needed
• Actuator connector plug is of DIN-type.
1
Electronic Limit Switches is a built-in current sensing function that stop the actuator at end of stroke or mid stroke over load.
• Power supply cable included but plugged in to the control
• Connection to protective earth needed
• Actuator connector plug is of Molex type
• A Molex plug is included that can replace the old DIN plug on the
actuator if needed
• Can be connected to up to 4 controls in serie
• Uses the same type of hand pendant as old version.
Specifications
Old version New version
Input voltage [Vac] 1 × 230 ± 6% 1 × 115 ± 6% 1 × 230 ± 6% 1 × 115 ± 6%
Input frequency [Hz] 50 60 50 60
Output voltage [Vdc] 24 24
Operating temperature limits [°C] +5 – +45 +0 – +30
Max. duty cycle @ 25 °C [%] 10 10
Maximum on time [s] 120 120
Weight of control [kg] 1.9 0.5
Protection class Class II (not for outdoor use) Class I (not for outdoor use)
Electronic limit switches1
yes yes
Included control pendant no - ordered seperately no - ordered seperately
Certificates CE UL CE UL
Actuator / Control compatability
Actuator models Old control model New control model
Electrak 1, Electrak 050 DCG-150 DCG-150
WhisperTrak™ - 2000 N models - DCG-152
WhisperTrak™ - 4000 N models - DCG-154
LM80-V DCG-160 DCG-160
LM80-H DCG-170 DCG-170
LM80-I, TC16 DCG-180 DCG-180
Electrak PPA-DC, Electrak 10, Electrak LA14, DMD DGG-190 DCG-190
Synchronius operation of two LM80-I DCG-260 DCG-260
Synchronius operation of two TC16 DCG-280 DCG-280
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DCG Control Pendant
Standard Features and Benefits
• Handy and light weight control pendant
• 1.2 meter long spiral cord cable
• Connects to the DCG control with a plug
Specifications
Parameter DCG14-1H
Weight [kg] 0.4
Cable length [mm] 1200
Certificates CE
Part number DCG14-1H
DCGControlPendant
•Handyandlightweightcontrolpendantwithspiralcord
cablewhichconnectstotheDCG,AC-063(possibleon
BCandCversionsonly)andAC-247ELScontrol
pendantinputwithaplug
Specifications
ParameterDCG14-1H
Weight[kg]0,4
Cablelength[mm]1200
CertificatesCE
PartnumberDCG14-1H
Actuator.Controls
ControlAccessories
ControltoControlCableforDCG,AC-063andAC-247ELSControls
Specifications
Parameter
Leadcrosssection[mm2
]7×0,14
Cablelength[mm]2450
PartnumberD620095
•Thiscableconnectswithitsplugtothecontrolpendant
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