General - Thermal Switch Specifications

Motors of any type take some input power (whether electrical, chemical, or some other form) to generate mechanical power. This mechanical power conversion process generates heat as a byproduct, and the collection of this heat is often referred to as thermal build up. Without proper controls or monitoring, thermal build up can reach a level that damages the motor. Thermal switches and thermistors allow automated systems to sense the temperature levels within a motor.

Below are references to the thermal sensors used in each of our servo motors and links to their datasheets.

 


MPP

Applicable sizes

All MPP motors

Vendor and part number

Thermik – SNM140.ES

Link to datasheet

Datasheet

 


BE

Applicable sizes

BE16, BE23, BE34 PS connectors only

Vendor and part number

Thermik – SNM125.ES

Link to datasheet

Datasheet

 

Applicable sizes

BE23, BE34 without PS connectors

Vendor and part number

Cantherm F20A110

Link to datasheet

Datasheet

 


SM

Applicable sizes

SM16 without PS connectors

Vendor and part number

Cantherm F20A090

Link to datasheet

Datasheet

 

Applicable sizes

SM16, SM23 PS connectors only

Vendor and part number

Thermik – SNM125.ES

Link to datasheet

Datasheet

 

Applicable sizes

SM23 without PS connectors

Vendor and part number

Cantherm F20A110

Link to datasheet

Datasheet