What is an external rotor EC motor?
Electronically Commutated (EC) motor is combines AC and DC voltages, bringing the best of both technologies. The principle is permanent-magnet
brushless DC motor within the rotor, the stator is driven by electronic switches (which replace the Carbon brushes), controlled by a micro-controller.
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The EC
external rotor motor is very compact because of its integrated bearing system which is particularly suited to meet the requirements of air moving solution. The integration of the motor inside the impeller results in extremely compact designs and high performance density. All rotating parts are directly finned to one component and dynamically balanced. This guaranteed low loads of the bearing systems. The high efficiency helps to keep the energy costs at a low level. Temperature rise is low since an EC motor generates approx only 1/3 of the heat loss known for conventional AC single and three-phase
motors. This contributes to long motor life. The electronics can be either integrated onto a PCB inside of the
motor of can be separated unit.
The features:
1. Available in DC input (12V to 56VDC) or AC input (115V to 380VAC)
2. Power range from 30W to 500W
3. 0-10V/PWM variable speed control.
4. CE, CCC, UL, RoSH and ErP comliant.
The advantages;
- Eco-friendly
- Energy-saving
- Emission-reduction
- Not only exceed requirements of ERP 2013, also meets 2015
- High Efficiency resulting in energy-saving and fast amortization
- Continuously variable speed control by analog or digital input
- Simple speed control or more complex closed-loop control options can be integrated
- Cross linked bad bus-connected installations are easy to achieve
- High performance density and compact design
- Temperature and airflow-dependent speed control options (intelligent fans)
- Speed and air flow monitoring
- Long life expectancy and robust design comparable to and asynchronous motor
- Built-in protective systems (looked rotor protection, reverse polarity protection)
Using in EC centrifugal fan:
Using in EC Axial Fan:
