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CABLE
REEL SPECIFICATION DATA |
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APPLICATION |
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1.
How will the reels be used? (Check
one) |
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Drag |
Lift |
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Stretch |
Retrieve |
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2.
Other application information: Describe the application or attach
a sketch. For example: Will the reel need to lift
a cable-end accessory, or will the cable
be run through rollers or sheaves? Or will the cable pay out
at an angle?
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ENVIRONMENTAL
DATA: Describe the environment in the area
where the cable reel will be installed and used. |
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1.
Indoors |
Outdoors |
Duty |
Ice |
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Electrical
enclosure sealing required (if known) |
NEMA
or
IP
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2.
Ambient temperature |
Min
Max
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Degrees
F
Degrees C |
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3.
Will there be corrosive materials present?
Yes
No
If
yes, describe the type of corrosive
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4.
Is this a hazardous location?
Yes
No
If
yes, state required NEC Class
Division
Group
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5.
Other considerations (vibration, shock loads, etc):
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MECHANICAL DATA |
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1. DUTY CYCLE
cycles per
[How often will the reel payout and retract?] |
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Note: If the reel will cycle 20,000 times or more per year and/or
if the environment is unusually harsh, premium cable may be
required.
Please consult us. |
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2. SPEED If reel will
power moving equipment, what is the speed of the equipment?
FT/min.
M/min. |
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3. PAYOUT ANGLE How
will the cable be paid out?
Parallel with Spool
At an Angle from the Spool |
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Note: If the cable payout is more than 15 degrees from parallel with
the spool, a swivel bases or swing-mount will be
required, refer to Options below or contact us for recommendations. |
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4. OTHER MECHANICAL NOTES Will cable
pass through/along devices such as rollers or sheaves that might
affect cable retraction? |
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ELECTRICAL
DATA |
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1. AMPACITY REQUIRED
[The
amount of amperage the reel/cable needs to handle per conductor.] |
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Motor horsepower-to-amperage conversion
To power an electromagnet - please consult us. |
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2. NUMBER OF CONDUCTORS REQUIRED (with ground)
[ Note: Single phase
needs three conductors.; three-phase needs four ] |
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3. WIRE GAUGE/SIZE REQUIRED
AWG
Metric [To handle the required amperage per conductor.] |
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4. CABLE TYPE NEEDED
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5. OPERATING VOLTAGE
(volts)
AC
DC |
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6. OPERATING FREQUENCY
Hz
(Note: USA is 60 Hz) |
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CABLE
LENGTH NEEDED Add up the cable length you
need on the spool. |
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Active
Length
[The
difference between minimum and maximum operating payout. See
Drag drawing above] |
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Inactive
Length
[The
cable that will stay outside the reel, even at minimum payout.
See Lift drawing above] |
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Sag
Allowance
[For Stretch applications only, add 10% to the active
+ inactive length for cable sag.
See Stretch drawing above] |
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Lift
Height
[The distance from where the unwound cable will lay up to the
reel location - see Retrieve drawing above] |
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Hookup
Length
[The amount needed to make connections at the free end
of the cable - see Retrieve drawing above] |
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TOTAL
CABLE LENGTH NEEDED ON THE SPOOL
(the sum of all lengths listed above) |
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Feeder
Cord Length (if needed)
[To bring power to the reel - See Lift
drawing above. A feeder is standard on some reels.] |
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