Linak TWINDRIVE TD1 Betriebshandbuch

PRODUCT DATA SHEET

TWINDRIVETM

TD1

Features:

• Angle footrest 45°± 3°

• Angle headrest 68° ± 3°

• Compatible with HB10 and HB20

• EOP in TD1 280 version

• Toroidal Transformer in TD1 280 and EI core

Transformer in TD1 220

• Duty cycle: 10% ~ 6 min. per hour max. 2 min.

continuous use followed by 18 min. not in use

• Max. speed: 0.58 RPM with max. torque

• Installation dimension: 796 mm length x 90 mm

height x 90 mm width. Installation dimension

on the shaft 581 ± 1 mm

• Colour: Grey plastic on motor

housing RAL 7035, closing

device Grey RAL 7016

• Ambient temperature:

+5°C to +40°C

• Storage and transport

temperature:

-10°C to + 70°C

• Approved according to EN 60335-1

• EMC according to EN55014 -1 / EN55014 - 2

• Low built-in height

• Low noise level

Options:

• Emergency lowering (2 x 9V batteries)

• External Mains cut-off

• Internal mains cut off (only TD1 220)

• 1 extra channels for an extra motor (analogue

systems)

• Up to 2 extra channels for extra motors (only

TD1 280 with memory and Infrared)

• Memory (only TD1 280)

• Memory and Infrared (only TD1 280)

• Black

The TWINDRIVE™ TD1 is a completely new

product, which is part of the Comfort furniture

group and has been produced to supply the

growing demands for motorised systems in the

leisure bed area.

TD1 is characterised by the very low built in

height, which makes it unique in this market

and gives much more free height under the bed

than previous systems for e.g. storage or easy

cleaning access.

Dimension (mm):

Compatible actuators:

Actuators that are compatible with TD1:

LA31

LA27

Cable for LA27

The cable used together with LA27 has to ordered separately:

LA27

(0705816)

Cable for LA31

The cable used in combination with LA31 is not possible to choose in the respectable ordering examples for the actuator. To

avoid any confusing write X when stating the cable and specify the cable as 0705825.

LA31

(0705825)

LA31 with fast motor cannot be used in combination with TD1

Always choose LA27 and LA31 without brake otherwise there will it not be enough power in the 2 x 9 Volt batteries

for emergency lowering. In some cases where a standard HB is to run head, foot motor and the external actuator

simultaneous down it can happen that the actuator not will start if a brake is mounted. In the TD1 280 system with

memory and infrared the current cut-off down is not sufﬁcient to start up the extra actuator if a brake is chosen.

Mounting instructions:

Before mounting, both mounting brackets must be pulled out to their outer position by pushing them back.

This gives freedom of movement to the bed bracket.

Mounting is done by pushing the bed bracket into the TD1 unit and thereafter pushing the mounting brackets back again.

IMPORTANT one must be completely sure that the mounting brackets are in place before TD1 is used.

If the TD1 unit is mounted in the bed it will not be able to fall out if it is under load because the spindle nut is designed to

hold it in place.

Dimensions axle distance:

Mounting instructions for TWINDRIVETM:

Mounting instructions (welding):

Welding diagram:

To maintain the correct angle of rotation of the head rest and the foot rest it is important that the Twist bracket is welded

according to the above instructions. Non compliance with the instructions could lead to a smaller angle of rotation or in a

worst case damage to TD1.

Dimensions drawing of the twist bracket:

LINAK part number 0701030

For the TD1 it is important that one does not weld on the outside of the Twist Bracket because there is not room for a

welding seam in the motor housing. One may weld the bracket along the whole length of its ends.

Removal / ﬁtting of the 9V batteries:

Changing of the 9V batteries is possible by pushing the batteries upwards via the two holes in the bottom of the unit.

It is necessary to use a blunt instrument with a diameter of Ø6 mm. When the batteries are visible from above they can be

removed by using ﬁngers.

Important, before removal remove the battery clips. Fitting is done by pushing the batteries into the holes remembering

that the clips must be uppermost and that they are ﬁrst connected when the batteries are in place.

If the battery option is chosen the system will be able to be lowered into the reset position by using the reset button on the

handset during power failure.

This function is only available for the head and foot rest and only when the emergency lowering function is an available

option.

Initialisation of the TD1 memory and infrared system.

To ensure optimum drive of the systems with memory, infrared and extra channels must be

run out to the outward position and in again before use. This drive (out + in) must be done

without stops.

Speed diagram:

Maximum torque occurs with a non-linear load as prevails under use in a leisure bed. That is to say large torque during

start, which lessens as the backrest is raised. This is also how the TD1 has been tested.

TWINDRIVE 1 - Speed

0,00

0,10

0,20

0,30

0,40

0,50

0,60

0,70

0,80

0,90

18 72 126 180 234 288

Torque [Nm]

Speed [Rpm]

Twindrive 280

Twindrive 220

220 Nm ~ 3500 N280 Nm ~ 4500 N

Torque on testrig for Twindrive

220 Nm / 280 Nm

100

150

200

250

300

0 10203040506070

Degrees above horisontal [°]

Torque [Nm]

Twindrive 280

Twindrive 220

Speed curve for the TD1 analogue versions:

Technical speciﬁcations:

TWINDRIVE™ TD1 220:

Ordering example:

Type Spindle

pitch

(mm)

Torsion

max.

(Nm)

Speed at

full load

(Rpm)

Duty cycle

(%)

TD1 220 2.5 220 0,43 10

TD1 280 2.5 280 0,56 10

The above measurements are made in connection with internal control box and are average values.

101000000

Mains cut-off: 0 = None

1 = Mains cut-off with EU wall plug, black,

without non detachable cable 3.2 m

2 = Internal mains cut-off

IP degree:

Cable:

0 = Straight 3.2 m EU wall plug

3 = Straight 3.2 m UK wall plug

7 = Straight 3.2 m AUS wall plug

9 = Used together with ext. mains cut-off

0 = Standard

Option: 0 = None

Colour:

Emerg. lowering:

Channel:

Angle footrest:

Angle headrest:

Number of motors: 0 = Standard

1 = Only 1 motor for headrest

Mains voltage: 0=230V

A = Standard grey RAL 7035

B = black

0=None

1 = Emergency lowering via 9V battery

Incl. batteries

0 = None

0 = Standard 45 degrees

0 = Standard 68 degrees

A00

Transformer: 1 = El-core transformer version

Type:

Twist bracket:

1=TD1

To be ordered separately

2 = Emergency lowering via 9V battery

Excl. Batteries

Compability with standard handsets:

HB10 HB20 HB20 HB20

Analogue “00” Memory “B1” Memory “C1”

Receiver Transmitter

TD1 220 yes Yes no no

TD1 280 yes yes yes yes

Specifications subject to change without prior notice.

It is the responsibility of the product user to determine the suitability

of LINAK A/S products for a specific application. LINAK will at point of

delivery replace/repair defective products covered by the warranty

if promptly returned to the factory. No liability is assumed beyond

such replacement/repair.

TWINDRIVE™ TD1 280:

Ordering example:

100000000

Mains cut-off: 0 = None

1 = Mains cut-off with EU wall plug, black,

without non detachable cable 3.2 m

2 = Internal mains cut-off

IP degree:

Cable:

0 = Straight 3.2 m EU wall plug

3 = Straight 3.2 m UK wall plug

4 = Straight 3.2 m Japanese wall plug

5 = Straight 3.2 m US wall plug

7 = Straight 3.2 m AUS wall plug

9 = Used together with ext. mains cut-off

0 = Standard

Option: 0 = None

A = Prepared for IR connection

B = Prepared for memory and infrared

Colour:

Emerg. lowering:

Channels:

Angle footrest:

Angle headrest:

Number of motors: 0 = Standard

1 = Only 1 motor for headrest

Mains voltage: 0=230V

1=120V

2=100V

A = Standard grey RAL 7035

B = black

0 = None

1 = Emergency lowering via 9V battery

Incl. batteries

2 = Emergency lowering via 9V battery

Excel. batteries

0 = None standard

1=1

2 = 2 (only with memory and infrared)

0 = Standard 45 degrees

0 = Standard 68 degrees

A00

Transformer: 0 = Toroidal transformer

Type:

Twist bracket:

1 = TD 1

To be ordered separately

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