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FAQ

What anti-crushing safety mechanism and mechanical locking system does the FAAC 844 R 380V MC 3PH employ?

Answer:
The operator utilizes a mechanical twin-disk clutch running in a continuous FAAC HP OIL bath for precise anti-crushing force regulation. Its irreversible 1:30 reduction gearbox mechanically locks the gate leaf when stopped, eliminating the need for electric solenoid locks.

Anti-crushing safety and mechanical force calibration on the FAAC 844 R 3PH are handled via an internal twin-disk clutch immersed in a continuous oil bath using dedicated FAAC HP OIL lubricant. This physical friction assembly permits precise adjustment of active thrust force to comply with impact threshold limits while preventing mechanical wear during high-cycle industrial automation.

The unit incorporates an irreversible, non-reversing worm gear and drive system with a 1:30 reduction ratio. When the electric motor stops, the mechanical gear train locks the gate leaf securely in position, preventing back-driving and eliminating the need for auxiliary electric locks or magnetic catches on standard sliding gate layouts. For planned maintenance or mains power failure, the operator is fitted with an integrated, key-protected manual release lever mechanism to disengage the drive gearing.