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Warner Electric: A-Track Linear Actuators
Warner Electric: A-Track Linear Actuators
Warner Electric: A-Track Linear Actuators
Contents Introduction
Actuator Product Line Overview . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Warner Electric has many years of experience
Mounting Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 in providing linear actuators for a variety of
Electrical Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 applications on a wide range of mobile
A-Track 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–7 applications such as combines, school buses,
A-Track 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8–10 industrial sweepers; as well as in factory
A-Track 5 Acme Screw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–15 applications such as lift tables, die handling
A-Track 5 Ball Screw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16–17 racks, diverters and vent positioning. The
A-Track10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18–20 Warner Electric linear actuator you have
Optional Limit Switch Adjustments . . . . . . . . 21 purchased is a well designed quality unit which
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22–23 will provide consistent maintenance-free service
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Page throughout its life.
A-Track actuators are ideally suited for
Failure to follow these intermittent duty cycle applications requiring
instructions may result in product damage, lifting, positioning, sorting, opening or adjusting
equipment damage, and serious or fatal on both in-plant or mobile applications. This
injury to personnel. manual provides information needed to install
all Warner Electric A-Track actuators.
Please follow the instructions provided in this
manual carefully to ensure safe reliable
operation. Mounting Guidelines on page 4 are
of key importance, so please be sure to read
them thoroughly before proceeding with unit
installation.
All stated or implied manufacturers’ warranties
are voided if this product is not installed and
operated in accordance with these instructions.
End of travel limit switches are optional for A-Track 2, 5 Acme, 5 Ball Screw and 10.
A 10K pot for positional feedback is optional for all units.
Loads should act along the axis of the actuator. All others Torque created 100 in. lbs.
Off center loads may cause binding and lead to
premature unit failure. (See Figure 2)
Load Load
Right Wrong
Actuator Axis
Figure 4
Figure 2
+
RET. PERM. MAG.
Without Limited Switches Wire Color Wire Gauge Connect to
12VDC
or 24VDC OFF MOTOR
EXT. FDBK RED Black 22 AWG 10 K
Red 22 AWG Feedback Potentiometer
BLK
EXT
WHT White 22 AWG 0 OHM
RET
EXT
RET
Female
EXT terminal 2962987 (2 req.)
RET
Specifications
12 Volt 24 Volt
12 Volt 24 Volt
The Actuator ends must be restrained from rotating to counter 20 inch pounds maximum
Mounting torque developed. The mounting pins must be parallel .250 inch ( 6 mm ) diameter solid pins
equally supported at both ends
0.71
(18)
2.95 Ø0.25
(75) Ø0.25 0.81 (6.4)
(6.4) Ø1.50 (20.5)
(38.0)
Ø0.79
(20.0)
A B
1.57 7.55 (192) 2.0 (50.0)
(40) 5.31
(135.0) 9.57 (243) 4.0 (100.0)
Lead Length 11.57 (294) 6.0 (150.0)
11.81 ± 1.18
(300 ± 30) 13.58 (345) 8.0 (200.0)
A ± 0.078 B ± 0.078
0.71 0.43 ( A ± 2) (B ± 2)
(18) Ø0.79 (11.00)
Ø0.79 (20.0) 0.27 0.31
(20.0) (6.915) (7.8)
0.71
(18)
2.95
(75)
0.70 Ø0.25
Ø0.25 (17.7) (6.4)
1.29
(6.4) (32.8)
A B
6.22 (158) 2.0 (50.0)
8.23 (209) 4.0 (100.0)
1.57 3.40
(40) (86.4) 10.24 (260) 6.0 (150.0)
Lead Length 12.24 (311) 8.0 (200.0)
11.81 ± 1.18 14.25 (362) 10.0 (250.0)
(300 ± 30)
16.26 (413) 12.0 (300.0)
Specifications
End of Stroke Limit switches are optional on 500 lb. capacity units.
Overload Protection A thermal overload is provided to protect motor from excess heating.
The Actuator ends must be restrained from rotating to counter up 100 inch pounds of torque
Mounting developed by the unit. The mounting pins must be parallel .500 inch (12.7 mm) diameter
solid pins equally supported on both ends.
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) Ø0.51
(13.0) 2 Ø1.13
(50.8) (28.6)
2.95 2.5 Ø0.51
(75) (63.5) (13.0)
0.96
(24.5)
4.13
0.55 (105) A ± 0.15 B ± 0.1
(14) (A ± 3.8) (B ± 2.5)
0.61 0.71
1.5 (15.5) (18)
(38) 0.45
(11.5)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92 Ø1.13
(150.5) 2
(50.8) (28.6)
Ø0.51
(13.0) 2.5 Ø0.51
(63.5) (13.0)
3.7 4.17
2.99 (93) (106)
(76)
19.68 ± 1.18 Length Stroke Length Stroke
(500 ± 30) Model “A” “B” “A” “B”
02-A04-LP 376 mm 102 mm 14.80 in. 4 in.
02-A06-LP 427 mm 153 mm 16.81 in. 6 in.
02-A08-LP 473 mm 203 mm 18.62 in. 8 in.
02-A12-LP 578 mm 305 mm 22.76 in. 12 in.
02-A18-LP 810 mm 457 mm 31.89 in. 18 in.
02-A24-LP 962 mm 610 mm 37.87 in. 24 in.
0.96
A-Track 2 Acme Screw (24.5) 4.1
with Potentiometer (104)
0.55 A ± 0.15 B ± 0.1
(14) (A ± 3.8) (B ± 2.5)
0.61 0.71
1.5 (15.5) (18)
(38) 0.45
(11.5)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) 2 Ø1.13
(50.8) (28.6)
Ø0.51 2.5 Ø0.51
(13.0) (63.5) (13.0)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5)
2 Ø1.13
Ø0.51 (28.6)
(13.0) (50.8)
2.5
(63.5) Ø0.51
(13.0)
See page 5 for Electrical Installation information 02-A24-NN 848 mm 610 mm 33.39 in. 24 in.
Specifications
End of Stroke Limit switches are optional on 500 lb. capacity units.
Overload Protection A thermal overload is provided to protect motor from excess heating.
The Actuator ends must be restrained from rotating to counter up 100 inch pounds of
Mounting torque developed by the unit. The mounting pins must be parallel .500 inch ( 12.7 mm )
diameter solid pins equally supported on both ends.
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
Ø0.51 (28.6)
(13.0) Ø3.42
Both Ends (87)
0.35
(9) 23.6 ± 1.2
2.18 (600 ± 30)
(55.4)
10.7
(271)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
(28.6)
Ø3.42
(87)
3.7 0.4
(93) (10.2) 10.7 23.6 ± 1.2
(271) (600 ± 30)
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
Ø0.51 (28.6)
(13.0)
Both Ends Ø3.42
(87)
3.7 0.4
(93) (10.2) 10.7 23.6 ± 1.2
(271) (600 ± 30)
17.72 ± 1.18
(450 ± 30)
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14 Ø1.13
(156) (28.6)
Ø3.42 Ø0.51
2.95 (13.0)
(75) (87)
Both Ends
0.35
(9) 23.6 ± 1.2
1.38 2.18 (600 ± 30)
(35) (55.4)
11.97
(304)
Specifications
Overload Protection A thermal overload is provided to protect motor from excess heating.
The Actuator ends must be restrained from rotating to counter up 100 inch pounds of
Mounting torque developed by the unit. The mounting pins must be parallel .500 inch (12.7 mm )
diameter solid pins equally supported on both ends.
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
(28.6)
Ø0.51
(13.0) Ø3.42
Both Ends (87)
0.35
(9) 23.6 ± 1.2
2.18 (600 ± 30)
(55.4)
10.7
(271)
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14 Ø1.13
(156) (28.6)
Ø3.42 Ø0.51
2.95 (13.0)
(75) (87)
Both Ends
0.35
(9) 23.6 ± 1.2
1.38 2.18 (600 ± 30)
(35) (55.4)
11.97
(304)
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
Ø0.51 (28.6)
(13.0)
Both Ends Ø3.42
(87)
3.7 0.4
(93) (10.2) 10.7 23.6 ± 1.2
(271) (600 ± 30)
17.72 ± 1.18
(450 ± 30)
Ø1.03
(26)
6.14
(156) Ø1.13
(28.6)
Ø0.51
(13.0) Ø3.42
Both Ends (87)
3.7 0.4
(93) (10.2) 10.7 23.6 ± 1.2
17.72 ± 1.18 (271) (600 ± 30)
(450 ± 30)
Specifications
Overload Protection A thermal overload is provided to protect motor from excess heating.
The Actuator ends must be restrained from rotating to counter up 100 inch pounds of
Mounting torque developed by the unit. The mounting pins must be parallel .500 inch (12.7 mm)
diameter solid pins equally supported on both ends.
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) 2 Ø1.13
(50.8) (28.6)
Ø0.51
(13.0) 2.5 Ø0.51
(63.5) (13.0)
3.7 4.17
2.99 (95) (106)
(76)
19.68 ± 1.18
(500 ± 30)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) Ø0.51
(13.0) 2 Ø1.13
(50.8) (28.6)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) Ø1.13
Ø0.51 2
(50.8) (28.6)
(13.0)
2.5 Ø0.51
(63.5) (13.0)
Ø1.03
(26)
5.92
(150.5) 2 Ø1.13
(50.8) (28.6)
Ø0.51
(13.0) 2.5 Ø0.51
(63.5) (13.0)
3.7 4.17
2.99 (95) (106)
(76)
19.68 ± 1.18
(500 ± 30)
If it is desired to have the actuator RETRACT less If it is desired to have the actuator FULLY
than completely, take the following steps: EXTENDED, no change is necessary.
1. Drive the unit to a fully retracted position. If it is desired to have the actuator EXTENDED less
2. Turn power to the unit off. than completely, take the following steps:
3. Rotate the extension tube (CW or CCW) until it is at
the proper position. (On some size units the force 1. Loosen, but do not remove, the Phillips head screw
required will allow for the tube to be rotated by that holds the two cams together.
hand. In others the use of a bolt through the pin 2. DO NOT remove the screw from the cams.
hole in the tube will provide sufficient leverage to 3. Extend the actuator to reach the desired full
turn the tube.) extended position.
4. With the extension tube in the desired position, the 4. Rotate only the upper cam counter-clockwise
retracted position is now set. (viewed from above) until it reaches the switch.
5. Re-tighten the screw.
A-Track 1
Up to 4 inch stroke 372 ohms per inch of travel
5–8 inch stroke 186 ohms per inch of travel
A-Track 2, 5 and 10
Up to 6 inch stroke 1.5K ohms per inch of travel
8–12 inch stroke 750 ohms per inch of travel
B. Open/Blown Fuse
Confirm that the fuse installed is sized properly for the application. Current
draw information for each motor is included with the data for each model of
actuator.
C. Switch Failure
If power reaches the switch, but not the actuator, the switch has failed and
must be replaced.
D. Switch Wiring
Confirm that the wiring at the switch is accurate per the wiring diagram
provided with each model of actuator. Re-wire as needed.
E. Wiring Failure
Inspect for cut or broken wires between the power source and the switch and
between the switch and the actuator. Replace wires as needed.
Thermal Overload Open If the actuator has been run at a duty cycle greater than 25% or the unit has been
overloaded, the thermal overload in the motor may have opened to protect the
motor.
Allow sufficient time for the motor to cool which will allow the overload to reset.
Confirm the application to ensure that the unit is not overloaded and that it is not
running at greater than 25% duty cycle.
Insufficient Current Power may be reaching the motor, but with insufficient current to provide full load
moving capacity. Use an amp meter to confirm that sufficient current is reaching
the actuator. Use the load/current charts in the catalog to confirm current
requirements based on the unit loading.
Unit Overloaded Inspect to confirm that the load applied does not exceed the rating for the
actuator. Reduce load as needed, or replace actuator with a unit with sufficient
capacity for the load applied.
Unit Binding As noted on page 4 mounting pins must be parallel and mounting must avoid
side loading. Out-of-parallel pins or sideloading may cause unit binding that
will reduce unit capacity.
If the above checks do not reveal the source of the problem, remove the unit
from its mounting and run the unit under no load. Observe unit behavior and
make adjustments as necessary.
Overloading Clutch Slipping When a unit is overloaded in a sufficient amount, the clutch will slip. This will
generate a ratcheting noise within the unit.
Load has exceeded the capacity of the unit. Reduce the load to fall within
unit specifications; or, replace the actuator with a unit with sufficient capacity
to move the load.
If the unit has seen many slip occurrences, the clutch may be worn out.
Insufficient Current Insufficient current is reaching the unit to provide full load capability. Use
the load/current draw charts provided for each unit to confirm current
requirements and adjust power source accordingly.
Inspect to confirm that the load applied does not exceed the rating for the
actuator. Reduce load as needed, or replace actuator with a unit with
sufficient capacity for the load applied.
The limit switches have been improperly set. Review the limit switch adjustment
process and correct so that the unit travel is set properly.
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