NICE Hopp HO7124 – swing gate operator with control unit, for a gate leaf up to 2.4 m / 250 kg
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Description of NICE Hopp HO7124 – swing gate operator with control unit, for a gate leaf up to 2.4 m / 250 kg
NICE HOPP HO7124 has a built-in control unit POA3R10. This articulated-arm operator can operate one gate leaf on its own. For a double-leaf gate, a second motor is connected to it HO7224 without a control unit; the unit in the HO7124 then controls both operators.
The motor operates on 24 V DC. The operator is non-reversible; in the event of a power failure, unlock it with a key. The built-in control unit is powered from the 230 V AC mains.
What to add to the HOPP operator
Choose the equipment according to the entire gate and the risks in its surroundings. Electronic accessories connect to the control unit in the HO7124; the HO7224 has no inputs or receiver socket of its own.
| What | Why | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Second motor | For the second gate leaf; controlled by the POA3R10 unit built into the HO7124. | |
| Photocells | Monitor the passage; two-wire connection BlueBUS. | |
| Warning light | Signals movement; connects to FLASH. | |
| Remote control | The receiver is housed in the HO7124. The kits listed include this receiver and one two-channel remote control. | |
| Code/card access control | Compatible control devices connect to BlueBUS. | |
| Backup battery | In the event of a power failure, it powers the system via the POA3R10 in the HO7124; the number of operations depends on the gate and the battery charge. | |
| External manual release | Allows manual release in the event of a power failure when there is no other way to enter the property. |
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| Service and diagnostics | The programmer connects to the POA3R10 via the BUS T4 interface. |
When to choose NICE HOPP
HOPP is an articulated-arm operator with an aluminium arm for swing gates that open inward onto the property. It is also suitable for more frequent use, provided the gate meets the mechanical and operational limits. These operators are not suitable for gates that open outwards.
| Length of one gate leaf | Weight of one gate leaf |
|---|---|
| Up to 1.5 m | Up to 250 kg |
| Up to 2.4 m | Up to 160 kg |
The maximum values of 2.4 m and 250 kg do not apply at the same time. For lengths between these values, refer to the permissible-load curve. Two motors operate two gate leaves; they do not increase the capacity of a single leaf. Solid infill, wind, friction and the condition of the hinges affect suitability and service life.
Load and estimated service life
To estimate the service life, add the relevant indices. Read the result from the original chart. This is an approximate estimate assuming regular maintenance, not a guarantee of the number of cycles.
| Characteristics of the complete automation system | Index | Service life chart |
|---|---|---|
| Gate leaf length | < 1 m: 0 % 1–1.5 m: 15% 1.5–2.4 m: 20% |  |
| Weight | < 100 kg: 0% 100–150 kg: 20% 150–250 kg: 30% | |
| Temperature and humidity | > 40 °C or < 0 °C or humidity > 80%: 20% | |
| Solid infill | 15% | |
| Windy location | 15% |
| Factor and index | Service life chart |
|---|---|
At a shared interval boundary, use the higher index for an indicative assessment. The service life result does not replace checking the permitted length and weight or testing the force on the completed gate.
Kits for one or two leaves
One leaf: HO7124 with control unit. Two leaves: HO7124 with control unit and HO7224 without control unit. Both motors are controlled by the control unit in the HO7124. All the kits listed below include OXIBD and 1× ON2E. The version with photocells includes one pair of EPMB; the version with accessories also includes a warning light ELDC.
| Kits for 1 leaf | Second motor HO7224 without control unit | Kits for 2 leaves |
|---|---|---|
HOPP for 1 leaf Basic With photocells With accessories 1× HO7124 Control unit in the HO7124. The limit applies to one leaf. | NICE HO7224 24 V DC The HO7224 does not have a control unit; it is controlled by the unit in the HO7124. | HOPP for 2 leaves Basic With photocells With accessories HO7124 + HO7224 Control unit in the HO7124. The limit applies to one leaf. |
Installing the operator and articulated arm
Before installation, check that the gate is sturdy, the leaf is balanced, and it moves smoothly by hand along its full travel. The operator does not replace repair of damaged hinges. Attach the arm bracket to a rigid part of the leaf, such as the frame. The mounting surface must safely withstand the forces generated by the operator.
| What to check | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Motor clearance | Minimum installation width: 170 mm; the operator body is 180 mm wide. Check the full outline and the arm's range of motion. |
| Clearance for arm movement | Maintain at least 400 mm at the location shown in the drawing. This is not the cross-sectional dimension of the post. |
| A/B geometry | It is determined by the hinge position and the required opening angle; use the chart below. |
| Access | Safe access to the release key and cover must be maintained. |
| Obstacles and pedestrian gate | The leaf or arm must not hit a wall or any other object. For an integrated pedestrian gate, the operator must be disabled while it is open. |
How to determine mounting distances A and B
- Measure the distance A based on the hinge position and mounting surface shown in the drawing.
- Manually open the leaf to the desired position and measure its angle.
- Use the value of A and the required angle range in the chart to determine B, i.e. the position of the motor bracket. Dimensions are in millimetres.
Manufacturer's example: for A = 100 mm and an angle of 100°, B is approximately 180 mm. This example is not a universal installation dimension.
The chart distinguishes the ranges 90–95°, 95–100°, 100–105° and 105–110°. A larger angle is not possible with every hinge offset; both A and B must remain within the relevant range.
| Dimension A | Dimension B |
|---|---|
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Anchoring the brackets and assembling the arm
- Hold the motor bracket level and mark the four holes. Choose the anchor screws, washers and wall plugs to suit the substrate; these anchoring components are not included.
- Secure the motor to the bracket with the two supplied M4.8 × 13 screws.
- Connect the curved arm to the straight arm using the pin and retaining ring. Attach the gate-leaf bracket in the same way.
- Disengage the motor and, with the gate closed, determine the position of the gate-leaf bracket. Extend the arms as shown in the original drawing and position the bracket as far from the drive as possible.
- Secure the bracket horizontally to the rigid gate-leaf frame. Reconnect the joint using the pin and retaining ring; then check the full travel and adjust the stops.
Adjusting the mechanical stops
The motor has mechanical stops with fine adjustment for opening and closing. The stops define the end positions for subsequent learning.
- Disengage the motor using the key and move the gate leaf by hand to the desired open position.
- Turn plastic disc A on the underside so that the cutout is under the arm, as shown in the drawing.
- Insert stop B in the first available position, in the correct orientation. Turn the disc to secure it and prevent it from falling out.
- Fine-adjust the position using screw C. If the closing stop is not on the ground, adjust the closing stop in the motor in the same way.
- Tighten the disc's retaining nut D to prevent it from turning on its own. Manually check that both positions are reached, then re-engage the motor.
| Position of disc A | Fine adjustment C and locking D |
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Preparing the wiring
Cables must be suitable for the installation location. Route cable entries so that water or condensation cannot run into the electronics. The mains supply, earthing and power isolation must be provided by a qualified electrician.
| Cable run | Cable and length |
|---|---|
| 1 – Supply to HO7124 | 3 × 1.5 mm², up to 30 m. For longer runs, the manufacturer specifies 3 × 2.5 mm² and earthing at the automation unit; the supply must be assessed by an electrician. |
| 2 – Warning light | 2 × 1 mm², up to 20 m. |
| 3 – Antenna | RG58 coaxial cable, up to 20 m; recommended length under 5 m. |
| 4 – BlueBUS | 2 × 0.5 mm², up to 20 m; for 20–40 m, use 2 × 1 mm². |
| 5 – Key switch | Two 2 × 0.5 mm² cables or one 4 × 0.5 mm² cable, up to 50 m. |
| 6 – Electric lock | 2 × 1 mm², up to 6 m. |
| 7 – Interconnection between drives | 3 × 1.5 mm², up to 10 m; refer to the terminal block and original wiring diagram. |
HOPP control unit and wiring
HO7124 has a built-in POA3R10 and a mains supply of 230 V AC. The motors in the system operate at 24 V DC. HO7224 must not be connected directly to 230 V.
The following wiring and setup instructions apply to POA3R10. This board is not interchangeable with the older POA3. When repairing, check the markings on the board actually installed and its connectors; a similar drive name is not sufficient.
Disconnect the mains supply and backup battery before opening the cover. All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified technician.
POA3R10 terminals
| Terminal | Function |
|---|---|
| M1 | Output for HO7224 without a control unit. |
| M2 | Output for the HO7124 motor with control unit. When using a single motor unit, HO7124 remains connected. |
| FLASH | ELDC warning light or 12 V DC incandescent warning light, max. 21 W. |
| EL | 12 V AC electric lock, max. 15 VA. |
| BlueBUS | Power and communication for compatible devices via two non-polarized wires. Max. 12 BlueBUS units; the load is calculated according to the types of devices connected. |
| STOP | Safety input for an NO, NC or 8.2 kΩ resistive device; the type is learned during device detection. |
| SbS | Volt-free NO contact for step-by-step control. |
| OPEN | Volt-free NO contact for partial opening; the function can be changed by programming. |
| Receiver antenna | Coaxial cable to the antenna connector on the OXIBD receiveractually installed; follow the markings on its terminals. |
Do not apply an external voltage to the SbS and OPEN control inputs. Changing the function of FLASH or EL also changes the electrical characteristics of the output: for other auxiliary functions, it is intended for a 24 V DC lamp or relay, max. 4 W. Do not use a load intended for the original function without checking its suitability.
Auxiliary power supply on POA3R10
For a compatible reader or key-switch illumination, use the right-hand terminal of the STOP pair = − and the left-hand terminal of the SbS pair = +, with the image below oriented so the labels are above the terminals: 24 V DC (−30% to +50%), max. 200 mA. This pair remains powered in Stand-by mode. Connect the device's command relay separately as a volt-free NO contact; do not apply an external voltage to the command input. BlueBUS and volt-free contacts have no +/− polarity. The EL output is 12 V AC/max. 15 VA, with no fixed +/− polarity; FLASH for the warning light is 12 V DC/max. 21 W. For a polarized warning light, check the markings on the board and light.
BlueBUS photocells and STOP input
EPMB, EDSB and ETPB are connected in parallel to BlueBUS. The TX and RX units of one pair of photocells must have the same jumper settings; each additional pair must have a different address. Set the addresses of keypads and readers according to their own instructions. After adding or removing a device, repeat device scanning and a functional test.
| Photocell address | HOPP response by location |
|---|---|
| FOTO / FOTO II | External photocells: when closing, they stop movement and the leaves reopen. |
| FOTO 1 / FOTO 1 II | Internal photocells: when closing, they stop and reverse movement. When opening, they stop the leaves; once the beam is clear, opening resumes. |
| FOTO 2 / FOTO 2 II | Internal photocells: when opening, they stop and reverse movement. |
| FOTO 3 | This configuration is not permitted for this HOPP control unit. |
EPMB address jumper table shows the TX/RX settings. The general photocell manual also includes configurations for other control units; for HOPP, use a supported address from the table above.
Standard relay photocells are not a substitute for BlueBUS photocells. For STOP, NO contacts are connected in parallel and NC contacts in series. A technician must wire combinations of contacts or multiple resistive safety edges according to the diagram for the relevant devices; do not bypass the safety input.
Receiver and remote controls
Insert the receiver into the socket on the HO7124 with the power disconnected. Verified HOPP kits use OXIBD with ON2E. Pairing and deleting remote controls must be done according to the receiver actually installed. OXIBD instructions and setup are available on its own page; resetting the POA3R10 does not erase the radio memory.
PS124 backup power supply
For the POA3R10, PS124 is installed in the HO7124. Connect it only after installation and programming are complete, as it can operate the gate even when the mains supply is off. It must be disconnected while working on the wiring. The battery in the HO7124 also provides backup power to an HO7224 connected to this unit.
The PS124 is not included in the basic kits listed above. After charging, test a complete cycle both on mains power and on battery power alone. The speed and number of operations depend on the battery condition and gate load. Do not assume that a battery connector from another generation is interchangeable.
Initial start-up and gate testing
The arms of all installed operators must be fitted, the stops securely set, and the motors locked. Set the leaves approximately halfway along their travel so they have room to move in both directions during the test. For a two-leaf gate, check the operating sequence according to the overlap; the leaves must not collide when closing.
When switched on, the BlueBUS LED should flash regularly once per second, the LEDs on the photocells should indicate operation, and the FLASH warning light should be off. If the status is not as described, disconnect the power and check the wiring.
1. BlueBUS and STOP device scanning
- Press and hold Open ▲ + Stop/Set.
- After approximately 3 seconds, when L1 and L2 flash rapidly, release the buttons.
- Wait for the process to finish. The STOP LED should be lit and L1/L2 should be off; L3/L4 may start flashing if the positions have not yet been learned.
This scan is required even when no devices are connected. Repeat it when BlueBUS or STOP devices are changed; it does not replace learning the leaf travel.
2. Automatic stop-position learning
- After the device scan has completed successfully, press and hold Stop/Set + Close ▼.
- After approximately 3 seconds, when L3 and L4 flash rapidly, release the buttons.
- For a two-leaf gate, the sequence is: close M1, close M2, open both motors to the stops, then quickly close both. With a single operator, only the connected motor is learned.
- At the end of a successful closing operation, L3 and L4 go out.
The first movement must be closing. If a motor opens or the wrong leaf moves first, stop the process using the Open or Close button. With the power disconnected, a technician must correct the motor direction or assignment according to the actual wiring, then repeat the learning process. Do not mix up the motor wires and sensor wires.
If a photocell or STOP device is triggered, learning is interrupted and L1 flashes. First resolve the cause, then repeat the learning process. The force must be appropriate for the gate; increasing the force does not remedy friction or replace a safety test.
Manual and mixed learning for a two-leaf gate
Manual learning lets you set the positions and delay for overlapping leaves individually. Press and hold Stop/Set + Close, then release as soon as L1 flashes, after approximately 1 second. Press and hold Open or Close to move the corresponding motor; release the button at the desired position. Save the position by pressing and holding Stop/Set for at least 3 seconds. The selected LED lights up and, when released, the sequence moves to the next one. No more than 10 seconds may elapse between steps.
| LED | Position saved for two motors |
|---|---|
| L1 | M1 closing – position 0. |
| L2 | M2 closing – position 0. |
| L3 | SA for motor M2 – the point at which M1 begins to open. |
| L4 | SC for motor M1 – the point at which M2 begins to close. |
| L5 | M1 opening – position 1. |
| L6 | M2 opening – position 1. |
Mixed learning requires successful automatic learning to have been completed first. Then enter manual mode, use a short press of Open/Close to select the required SA or SC position, and adjust it using the same procedure. Do not change the closed or open positions set by the mechanical stops this way. The manual sequence in the table is for two motors; use automatic learning with one motor.
What to check before normal use
- Several complete opening and closing cycles without points of increased friction, colliding arms or contact between the leaves.
- Correct deceleration, leaf sequence and reliable end positions.
- The operation of each pair of photocells and the STOP device in the relevant directions of movement.
- Manual release, re-engagement and any backup power supply.
- Impact force measurement and protection of all crushing, pinching and entrapment points.
Installation and commissioning must be completed by a qualified technician. Obstacle detection by the operator does not replace the required safety devices or force measurement.
POA3R10 programming
Open ▲ and Close ▼ control movement and LED selection. Stop/Set stops movement and is used to enter, change and save settings. The values below apply to the POA3R10.
Level I – enabling and disabling functions
- Hold Stop/Set until L1 starts flashing, then release it.
- Briefly press Open or Close to select the LED function.
- Briefly press Stop/Set to change the status: short flashes = OFF, long flashes = ON.
- If no button is pressed for 10 seconds, programming ends and the changes are saved.
The default status of the functions on this board is OFF. During normal operation, an illuminated LED indicates that the corresponding function is enabled.
| LED – function and meaning | Status |
|---|---|
| L1 – Automatic closing ON: after opening, the gate closes after the set pause; the default pause is 30 s. OFF: semiautomatic operation. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L2 – Close after photocell activation ON: when automatic closing is active, activation of FOTO/FOTO1 during movement reduces the pause to 5 s. If automatic closing is not active, activation during closing will cause the gate to close after the set pause. OFF: the original setting applies. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L3 – Always close ON: after power is restored, if the gate is found to be open, closing starts after a 5 s pre-warning flash. OFF: when mains power returns, the gate remains where it is. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L4 – Standby all ON: 1 minute after movement ends, BlueBUS, Bus T4, FLASH, EL, and some circuits/LEDs are switched off. A command restores operation. OFF: this power-saving mode is not used. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L5 – Electric lock / courtesy light ON: EL functions as a courtesy light. OFF: EL controls the electric lock. The load must match the selected function. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L6 – Pre-flashing ON: the warning light flashes for 3 s before movement. OFF: it flashes from the start of movement. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L7 – SbS = Open, OPEN = Close ON: the inputs function as Open and Close. OFF: step-by-step and partial opening 1. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
| L8 – FLASH / open-gate indicator ON: FLASH indicates that the gate is open. OFF: functions as a warning light. When changing the setting, use the correct electrical load. | OFF – factory default ON – enabled |
Level II – Parameter values
- Hold Stop/Set until L1 flashes, then release it. Use Open/Close to select the parameter's input LED.
- Press and hold Stop/Set again; after about 3 seconds, the LED for the current value lights up.
- While continuing to hold Stop/Set, use Open/Close to select the value LED.
- Release Stop/Set. If no button is pressed for 10 seconds, the mode ends.
The default value is shown in bold. The input LED identifies the parameter; the LED in the right-hand column indicates its value.
| Input LED – name and description | Setting LED – value |
|---|---|
| L1 – Pause time The wait before closing; applies only when automatic closing is enabled. | L1: 5 s L2: 15 s L3: 30 s L4: 45 s L5: 60 s L6: 80 s L7: 120 s L8: 180 s |
| L2 – Step-by-step sequence Changes the sequence of SbS and first radio channel commands. Values L4/L5/L7/L8 also change the behavior of Open/Close. | L1: Open – stop – close – stop L2: Open – stop – close – open L3: Open – close – open – close L4: Condominium mode: SbS/Open commands have no effect while opening; Close reverses the movement. SbS/Open commands open the gate while it is closing; Close has no effect. A command held for more than 2 s while opening causes a STOP. L5: Condominium mode 2: directional behavior as in L4; a command held for more than 2 s causes a STOP, including while closing. L6: Step-by-step 2: a command shorter than 2 s triggers partial opening. L7: Hold-to-run: movement continues only while the command is held. L8: Semiautomatic opening; closing while the command is held. |
| L3 – Motor speed Normal operating speed; always check that the forces and slow-down are safe. | L1: Very slow L2: Slow L3: Medium L4: Fast L5: Very fast L6: Fastest L7: Fast opening, slow closing L8: Fastest opening, medium-speed closing |
| L4 – Release after closing A brief reversal of both motors limits the final pressure. | L1: No release L2: Level 1 – approximately 100 ms L3: Level 2 L4: Level 3 L5: Level 4 L6: Level 5 L7: Level 6 L8: Level 7 – approximately 1 s |
| L5 – Motor force Force of both motors. Do not increase it to compensate for a mechanical fault; after changing it, check the impact forces. | L1: Level 1 – minimum L2: Level 2 L3: Level 3 L4: Level 4 L5: Level 5 L6: Level 6 L7: Level 7 L8: Level 8 – maximum |
| L6 – Pedestrian / partial opening When opening both leaves together, the smaller of the M1/M2 angles is used. | L1: M2 to ¼ opening L2: M2 to ½ opening L3: M2 to ¾ opening L4: Full opening of M2 L5: Both leaves to ¼ of the smaller angle L6: Both leaves to ½ of the smaller angle L7: Both leaves to ¾ of the smaller angle L8: Both leaves to the full smaller angle |
| L7 – Service alert Number of operations before the service alert; the service indicator must be configured via OVIEW. | L1: 500 L2: 1,000 L3: 1,500 L4: 2,500 L5: 5,000 L6: 10,000 L7: 15,000 L8: 20,000 |
| L8 – Error history Displays the last eight operations; for diagnostic purposes. | L1: Result of the last operation L2: Result of the 2nd operation L3: Result of the 3rd operation L4: Result of the 4th operation L5: Result of the 5th operation L6: Result of the 6th operation L7: Result of the 7th operation L8: Result of the 8th operation |
The manufacturer does not specify exact times for the release levels between the extreme values. Do not calculate them by dividing the range evenly.
POA3R10 diagnostics and reset
In the event of a fault, the warning light emits a short series of flashes, pauses for 1 s, then repeats the same series. The number of flashes helps identify the cause.
| Flashes | Cause | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | BlueBUS mismatch | Check the devices and wiring. After an actual change to the configuration, repeat device scan. |
| 2 | Photocell triggered | Remove the obstruction, clean and align the photocells, and check their addresses and operation. |
| 3 | Increased resistance / force limit | Check the gate, hinges, arms and stops. Force setting may be changed by a technician only after the mechanical cause has been eliminated. |
| 4 | STOP triggered | Check the device and wiring for the STOP. |
| 5 | Internal parameter error | Wait at least 30 s and repeat the command; if the error persists, arrange for servicing. |
| 6 | Permitted load exceeded | Let the operator rest for a few minutes and assess the number of operations and friction. |
| 7 | Electrical circuit error | A technician should disconnect all power sources, including the battery, then restore power after a few seconds. If the error recurs, arrange servicing. |
| 8 | Command continuously active | Check the switch, timer control and SbS/OPEN inputs. |
| 9 | Automation locked | Cancel the lock command using the appropriate control. This does not necessarily mean the gate has been mechanically released with a key. |
Basic LED check
| LED | Meaning |
|---|---|
| BlueBUS | One flash per second: normal operation. Two quick flashes: an input has changed. Off: check the power supply and fuses; continuously lit: fault. |
| STOP | Lit when the idle state has been correctly learned; goes out when triggered. |
| SbS / OPEN | Lit when the corresponding command is active. |
| L1/L2 flashing | Check and scan the devices. |
| L3/L4 flashing | The limit-stop positions must be learned. |
How to read the fault history
Use Stop/Set to enter programming and select input L8. Press and hold Stop/Set; after approximately 3 s, the LEDs for operations with errors will light up (L1 = most recent, L8 = eighth). While continuing to hold Stop/Set, select the operation using Open/Close. Its LED will flash the number of times indicated in the fault table. Then release Stop/Set.
Erasing the control unit settings
Resetting erases the POA3R10's individual settings. With the gate stationary, press and hold Open ▲ + Close ▼, until L1 to L8 light up after approximately 3 s. Release the buttons. If the settings are successfully erased, L1 to L8 will flash rapidly for 3 s. Then repeat device learning, limit-stop position learning and safety tests. This reset does not erase the receiver's radio memory.
Manual release during a power outage
Release only when the gate leaf is stationary. Insert the key into the release mechanism and turn it 180° in the direction marked on the mechanism. You can open or close the gate leaf manually without forcing it. Before resuming automatic operation, re-engage the operator with the key and remove the key; for a double-leaf gate, check both motors.
Release from the outside
If there is no other entrance to the property, you can add a KIO with cable KA1. For a double-leaf gate, the manufacturer recommends connecting it to the motor for the leaf that opens first from the closed position. The cable is installed in the release mechanism; it does not change the gate's opening direction.
Maintenance and safe use
Schedule servicing no later than 6 months or 20,000 operations, whichever comes first. Disconnect the mains and battery before servicing. Check the anchors, corrosion, pins and retaining rings, and the condition of the arms, hinges, cables, stops and release mechanism. After servicing, repeat the operational and safety tests.
Do not operate the gate leaf while anyone is in its path. Children must not use the gate as a toy, and remote controls must be kept out of their reach. If a safety device fails, use the manual release and arrange for repairs; do not disable the safety device.
NICE HO7124 technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Articulated electromechanical actuator, 24 V DC motor. |
| Control unit | Built-in POA3R10. |
| Product power supply | 230 V AC ±10%, 50/60 Hz. |
| Maximum torque | 250 Nm. |
| Rated torque | 100 Nm. |
| Speed at rated torque | 0.13 rad/s (1.2 rpm). |
| No-load speed | 0.17 rad/s (1.6 rpm); adjustable via the control unit. |
| Duty cycle at rated torque | Maximum 35 cycles/hour; maximum 25 cycles/hour at the maximum temperature. |
| Continuous operation | Maximum 10 minutes; maximum 8 minutes at the maximum temperature. |
| Power consumption at rated torque | 170 W. |
| Maximum power consumption | 280 W. |
| Rated current | 0.8 A. |
| Maximum current | 1.3 A. |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +55 °C; performance decreases at low temperatures. |
| Ingress protection rating | IP54 with the cover intact and properly closed. |
| Body dimensions | 180 × 252 × 290 mm (width × depth × height). |
| Actuator weight | 9 kg. |
Rated-load specifications apply at an ambient temperature of approximately 20 °C. The number of cycles depends on the gate leaf and resistance to movement; the length and weight limits.
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