Standard off the shelf low cost control boxes
Self-calibrating high-tech units
These range from low cost units to the self-calibrating high-tech unit with microprocessor control.
Intelligent processing of peripheral sensors, tailored to the requirements of feed technology allowing communication with hierarchy control systems. Moreover, the control boxes are available under a CE and CSA/UL licence.
Control Boxes
to suit your applications
ESG 1000
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ESG 1000
* The ESG90 is now obsolete and has been replaced by the ESG1000.
A power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeder
Internal changeover to a 230V or 110V supply voltage
The output power with potentiometer can be set on the front plate
Manuel adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External drive 24V DC/voltage-free contact
Plug-in connection for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders
Double-pole main switch
CE, EMC and CSA/UL approved
ESG 2000
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ESG 2000
A power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeder
Automatic changeover to 230V or 110V supply voltage
Membrane keyboard for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External 24 V DC activation
Two opto-couplers for status messages and further links
Connection of external devices, e.g. solenoid valve, is possible
Plug-in connection for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders
Double-pole main switch
CE, EMC and CSA/UL approved
Smart Control SCU1000 /2000
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Smart Control SCU1000 /2000
RNA’s new control boxes SCU1000 and SCU2000 have been thoroughly redesigned and replaced the current ESG1000 and ESG2000 series. They feature an innovative design for intuitive operation and easy integration with state of the art equipment.
ESK 2000
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ESK 2000
* The ESK N80 controller has been replaced by the ESK 2000.
A power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeder
Automatic switching to 230V or 110V mains voltage
Membrane keyboard for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External 24 V DC activation
Two relay outputs and two optocouplers for status message and further links
Possibility of connecting external devices, e.g. solenoid valve
Connection of a maximum of 2 sensors whose function and switching behaviour are programmable. (Supply voltage 24V DC 10 mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, sensors and communication
Double-pole main switch
E, EMC and CSA/UL approved
ESK 2001
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ESK 2001
Two power outputs
Automatic switching to 230V or 110V mains voltage
Membrane keyboard for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External 24 V DC activation
Two relay outputs and two optocouplers for status message and further links
Possibility of connecting external devices, e.g. solenoid valve
Connection of a maximum of 2 sensors whose function and switching behaviour are programmable. (Supply voltage 24V DC 10 mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, sensors and communication
Double-pole main switch
CE, EMC and CSA/UL approved
ESK 2002
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ESK 2002
3 Power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeder
Switchable AC Motor
Automatic switching to 230V or 110V mains voltage
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameter
Membrane keypad for setting and varying the working values in the setting menus
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External activation 24V DC per channel
Two relay outputs and four optocouplers for each power output fir status messages and further links
Possibility of connecting external devices, e.g. solenoid valve
Connection of maximum two sensors, which function and switching behaviour being programmable (Supply voltage 24V DC 10mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, motors, sensors and communication
Double-pole main switch
CE, EMV approved
ESR 2000
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ESR 2000
* The ESR 01 controller has been replaced by the ESR 2000/ESR3000.
A power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeders
Oscillation frequency is adjustable, i.e. fine mechanical tunings (fitting springs) are not necessary
Automatic changeover to 230 V or 110 V supply voltage
Membrane keyboard for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External 24 V DC activation
Two relay outputs and two opto-couplers for status messages and further links
Connection of external devices, e.g. solenoid valve, is possible
Connection of max. 2 sensors, the function and switching behaviour of which can be programmed (supply voltage of 24 V DC, 10 mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, sensors and communication
Self-protective (max. current monitoring)
Double-pole main switch
CE and EMC approved
ESR 2500/2800
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ESR 2500/2800
* The ESR 25 controller is now obsolete and has been replaced by the ESR 2500.
Automatic setting of the oscillation frequency after
calibration, i.e. fine mechanical tunings (fitting springs)
are not necessary
Changeover to 230 V or 110 V supply voltage
Membrane keyboard for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change the setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External drive 24 V DC (in connection with board ESC06, which is not included in the delivery)
Three opto-couplers for status messages and further links (in connection with board ESC06, which is not included in the delivery).
Connection of external units, e.g. solenoid valve, is possible (only in connection with ESC06 and EBX)
Connection of max. one sensor, the function of which can be programmed (supply voltage of 24 V DC, 10 mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, sensors and communication
Self-protective (max. current monitoring)
Double-pole main switch
CE and EMC approved
ESR 3000
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ESR 3000
* The ESR 01 controller has been replaced by the ESR 2000/ESR3000.
Power output for vibration bowl or linear feeder
Automatic adjustment of the vibration frequency after calibration, i.e. fine mechanical tunings (fitting springs) are not necessary
Automatic switching to 230V or 110V mains voltage
Membrane keypad for setting and changing the working values in the setting menus
Simple menu navigation to change setting parameters
Manual adjustment of the transient and decay responses by changing the time constants
External activation 24V DC
One relay output and one optocouplers for status messages and further links
Connection of one sensor (supply voltage 24V DC 10mA)
Plug-in connections for RNA vibratory bowl and linear feeders, sensors and communication
Self-protecting (max. current monitoring)
Double-pole main switch
CE and EMC tested
CE, EMV and UL tested
ESM 906/910
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ESM 906/910
A power output for vibratory bowl or linear feeders
Output power adjustable from 0 to 10 V DC with potentiometer or analogue voltage
External 24 V DC activation
CE and EMC approved
Status message for Ready and Active
ESM 3000
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ESM 3000
Control box for the operation of one vibratory bowl or linear feeder and connection of a sensor for monitoring and controlling the part flow. At the same time the vibration frequency is manually adjustable.
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