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Power failure backup for complete safety If a power outage occurs, Power Failure Backup Modules (PFBM) provide sufficient energy for a safe stop and/or retraction of the spindle and servo axes. This prevents damage to tooling, the machine as well as to workpieces. Features include gravity-axis drop prevention, stop distance reduction, retraction (maintaining axis synchronisation) and prevention of spindle free-run.
Energy Charge Module (ECM) Suitable for large machines equipped with large servomotors, e.g. press machines that generate power peaks during acceleration and deceleration. Energy Charge Module reduces this peak of electrical power consumption and minimises the voltage fluctuation of electrical facilities. Energy released during deceleration can be stored in capacitor modules and used for acceleration. This ensures the electric power consumption can be balanced effectively.
Smart energy savings FANUC's Energy Charge Module (ECM) is a smart function for storing and utilising regenerative energy in situations where there is insufficient peak capacity to supply large servomotors during acceleration.
