Split Type Elevator Load Weighing Device RHP-X-OMS-560 Elevator Load Weigher

SUMMIT Split type elevator load measuring system RHP-X-OMS-560 mounting on car frame crosshead beam strain link tesion load weighing device
 
Installation loacation: Between wire rope hitch plates:OMS-560-RHP-X

Description:

The load weighing system consists of one crossbeam sensor RHP-X and a weighing control unit OMS-560, and the sensors RHP-X is mounted to load bearing members of the car or shaft assembly that are stressed with bending loads during operation.

The bending is recorded by the crossbeam sensor and sent to the control unit OMS-560 for evaluation, and we have a range of weighing control units(OMS-820, OMS-520, OMS-370C and so on), which is matched with the beam sensor RHP-X.

Features:

1. Cost efficient and precise method
2. Very easy to install
3. Static load at fixing point(under the plate of wire rope attachment)
4. Suitable for the new installations and modernization project
5. Menu-guided operation
6. 5 relays output overload,full,half empty,optical, audio output
7. DIN Rail or on flat surface mounting with screws
8. IP-65 rated plastic box.
9. Integrated software to correct weight increases due to compensating chain.
10. Display load as well as percentage
11. Protecting important data from being disturbed by password
12. Automatic correction of zero drift, makes the equipment in optimum stage
13. Self-learning function, regulating high floor additional weight error
14. Control equipment swap entirely,self-diagnosis and alarming
15. Self-learning operating conducted by any fixed load

 
Wiring Diagram:

4-core blank wire :

Installation location&Size:


 
Instruction:
The purpose of the SUMMIT Load Weighing system is to measure the load in the elevator and pro-vide usable information about the load to the elevator controller. This information is used forpre-torquing and for dispatching decisions, e.g. light load anti-nuisance, heavy load and over-load.
The system usually consists of a sensor or group of sensors mounted on the elevator’s some position such as clamping on wire rope, or under cabin, under the wire rope plate installation and a control unit. The sensor(s) provide a signal to the control unit directly related to the amount of load in the cab. The load weighing control accepts this signal and provides usable data to the elevator controller in the form of an analog signal and discrete relay contacts.