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#23738 - 04/11/18 02:30 PM Otis 506 esc  
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Anyone now what to set the brake torque at?


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#23740 - 04/11/18 04:45 PM Re: Otis 506 esc [Re: Greg1234]  
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Not sure on torque setting, but when in doubt I feel good about a no load down stopping distance of 200-300 mm. ( On 30 degree incline) This is carry over from TKE units. Any shorter than 200 mm then I am afraid it will knock someone of balance if it stops. Any more than 300 mm then I am afraid it won’t stop soon enough or at all when loaded.

#23744 - 04/12/18 01:07 AM Re: Otis 506 esc [Re: Greg1234]  
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''''''''''there is a formula used on the R,s,J,s..depending on how many visiible flat steps showing times 1,5..will get you very close..escalators should stop within a half step when stopping in the up and in the down may be a little more due to inertia..but a 506Sl with 62 steps will be in the 65-75 torque range..

Last edited by Len; 04/12/18 01:10 AM.

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