Product Overview
Electrically Released Electro-Module Brake for NEMA 48Y-56C Frames, 90 VDC Coil
Condition
Unused new old stock, open box, in its factory box with the Electro-Module service manual. A bag of bolts and washers and a printed Warner Electric sheet are also included, and the contents remain complete. One brake. Markings legible: WARNER ELECTRIC EMFB 50 B, ER BRAKE, MAX. R.P.M. 3600, D.C. VOLTS 90, MAX. WATTS 18, NEMA 48Y-56C, 8618, 5370-169-058 on the nameplate; ELECTRICALLY RELEASED ELECTRO-MODULE BRAKE, EMFB-50-B, 5370-169-058 on the carton.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
An electrically released brake sets when power drops and lets go when its coil is energized. On this Electro-Module the coil takes 90 VDC at 18 watts maximum, and the nameplate carries the NEMA 48Y-56C frame designation.
Key Features
- EM-50 FBB fail safe brake, an electromagnetic brake module
- 90 VDC coil, 18 watts maximum
- 3600 rpm maximum
- NEMA 48Y-56C frame designation
- Finned housing with an output shaft and threaded mounting holes
- Red and black lead wires
Applications
- Replacing an EMFB-50-B or 5370-169-058 brake on an existing 56C motor drive
- Stocking a spare brake for a machine that runs a 90 VDC brake circuit
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the coil need?
90 VDC, with 18 watts maximum.
Does the service manual come with it?
Yes. The Electro-Module service manual covering the EM-50, EM-180 and EM-210 is included.
Is this brake part number 5370-169-058?
Yes. It is part number 5370-169-058, model EMFB-50-B. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Electrically released, 90 VDC, 18 watts, and never put to work. The open box still holds its manual and its bag of bolts.
