Over 20 years of experience guarantees that our linear induction motors are the state- of-the-art of the automated bell ringing systems. Unlike the conventional rotary motors, the linear induction motors produces a linear force along its length, which is ideal for bell ringing.
Features
The moving of armature is vertical like the human ringings
The bell rings at its own speed and period time, but the ringing angle is controlled
The linear motor’s sliping induction magnetic field is a superior soft coupling
Powerful ringing force, without rough mechanical transients like in rotational motors
No need of chains, sprockets and springs
No need of bounding of the clapper
Easy installation for any types of headstocks, no need of remaking of the headstock and the wheel
No need of large electric cupboards
No need of frames for AC motors
The induction motor can be built in on the roof under the bell with the towrope on its own foot
The mechanical tasks of the local installation are minimized
Group of motors could be made in case of bigger bells (above 1500kg), the motors can be screwed together
Intelligent embedded system as a regulator
Integrated electronic sensors, professional regulator software
Regulated swinging up and breaking
The swinging angle could be regulated 5 degrees accuracy at least
Automatic regulator’s parameter identification, approx. 5 minutes setting time
No user interface, configurable via ANSI/VT100 terminals
Integrated power electronics without electromechanical relays
We offer two base types of linear induction motors, with which the whole bell weight range could be covered.
Specification (LIN1)
maxiumum 500kg bell-weight
approx. 200–300N pulling force, at 3m/s slip
3×400V, maxiumum 5A AC power with 25% operating duty factor (2×400V possibly)
Weight: 5kg
Specification (LIN2)
maxiumum 1500kg bell-weight
approx. 500–800N pulling force, at 3m/s slip
3×400V , maxiumum 10A AC power with 25% operating duty factor
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