The KP56RM2G-007 Stepping Throttle Motor is engineered to meet the demanding requirements of construction and excavation machinery.
Its specifications include precise measurements and electrical characteristics that ensure optimal performance. The motor is designed with compatibility for Hitachi models such as EX200-5, EX220-5, and ZX200-6, emphasizing its versatility across different applications.
Stepping Motor Technology:
The KP56RM2G-007 utilizes stepping motor technology, which is known for its ability to provide accurate and incremental control over the throttle position. This technology ensures smooth and responsive adjustments to the engine speed, allowing operators to maintain precise control over the equipment's performance.
Voltage and Current Ratings:
The motor operates within specific voltage and current ranges, ensuring compatibility with the electrical systems of the supported machinery. These ratings are critical for seamless integration into the overall control architecture of the excavators, contributing to the reliability and efficiency of the throttle control.
Durability and Environmental Resistance:
Constructed with robust materials, the KP56RM2G-007 is built to withstand the harsh conditions often encountered in construction and excavation environments.
Its resistance to dust, moisture, and other environmental factors enhances its longevity and reliability, minimizing the risk of premature failure.
Connector Type:
The motor features a specific connector type that facilitates easy installation and connection to the existing wiring harness of the machinery. This connector is designed to ensure a secure and reliable electrical interface, further contributing to the overall durability of the component.
Operating Temperature Range:
The KP56RM2G-007 operates within a defined temperature range, allowing it to function optimally in a variety of environmental conditions. This capability is crucial for maintaining consistent performance, even in extreme temperatures commonly encountered in construction and excavation operations.
