Integrated transmission case for electronically operated gate
A technology of electric doors and transmission boxes, which is applied in the field of electric doors, can solve the problems of easy failure, high maintenance cost, hindering signal transmission, etc., and achieve the effects of failure rate, safety and reliability, low maintenance cost and simple structure
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Embodiment 1
[0038] Such as figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 As shown, an electric door integrated transmission box includes:
[0039] An electric door integrated transmission box, comprising:
[0040] Transmission box 9, torque clutch 14 and forward and reverse non-constant speed output gear set;
[0041] The positive and negative non-constant speed output gear set is provided with a driving shaft 3 for torque input and a driven shaft 6 for outputting torque, as well as a door opening driving gear 2, a door closing driving gear 4, a door opening driven gear 5 and a door closing driven gear 7;
[0042] The drive shaft 3 is in transmission connection with the power system 1 of the electric door;
[0043] The torsion clutch 14 is provided between the driven shaft 6 and the opening and closing device 8 of the electric door; the torsion clutch 14 includes a power input shaft 22 and a power output shaft 27;
[0044] The door-opening driven gear 5 and the door-closing driven gear 7 are coaxi...
Embodiment 2
[0060] The rest are the same as in Embodiment 1, the difference is that the electric door anti-pinch device is also provided with a sensor for detecting the torque, the angle of rotation of the torque output slider 6 or the position of the torque output slider 6, and the sensor is connected with the power system electrical connection. When an obstacle is encountered, the sensor detects the relevant variable, controls the power system 1 to reverse, and makes the electric door open to facilitate removal of the obstacle.
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