I have a motor with gear named “elvi 105622 FE” that belong to a Nice Garage door motor. PCB is burnt for now and I am looking to take control over it to use ESP32 with HW095. I read some specifications that motor increase and decrease speed during movements from 10 to 80% of its power. I think this is manageable using ESP32 with some tunning. My concern is about edges. It will be defined by the time of covering a full ON or OFF cycle?
HW095 is <2A DC-motor driver. I would be really surprised if your Nice motor fits to that requirement.
May I suggest you to dig some info about your motor and control board and post it here.
How much is a replacement PCB as a spare part? A complete new opener unit, complete with suitable motor?
Have you tried to repair it? What failed?
Input to motor and transformer is passed through a 1A fuse, so I think HW095 will support it.
150euro in a new PCB. The pcb was repaired once, and now probably it is easy to be repaired, but I want it to make it to work using my own esp32 and logic due their remote is not so fun to program, or it is working only with their Nice remote which I am not fan of it. The motor was installed by a company, many years ago, but now almost everything in my house is automated via esp32 so it will worth to spend some time to make it working properly.
For sure that 24V motor draws more than 1A. I would estimate stall current >10A.
Having difficulty finding the specs on the motor for current draw. Are you sure this is the part number for the motor itself? Is there a label on it that has the information on voltage and current?
I didn’t find current specs either. But from other factors I can surely tell that it’s not <1A motor. Neither <2A.
If OP posts the model of Nice, we probably find another fuse around 15-20A for the motor itself.
Comercial name: Motor head Nice SPIN SN6021 650N for sectional doors up to 10,5 m2 con embedded table SNA20.
Elvi 105622 FE is an angle gear motor with 5 wires: 2 red and blue) and 3 (brown, white and green).
Fuse amp is rated 1A despite on PCB is 2A. Box include a trafo from 240v to 24V and kpbc3504.
