MTL25 Shaft Adapter 67 mm
€11.90
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Product information "MTL25 Shaft Adapter 67 mm"
The current Motorline tubular motors TUB70MT75 and TUB90M8-MT for awnings are equipped with a 75 mm shaft adapter.
Older awning models from Motorline and Exclusiv-Home, such as the EH6100 and EH7100 awnings, also featured smaller shafts with a 67 mm inner diameter in the early years. The MTL25 adapter with a 67 mm diameter is therefore often required when replacing a defective awning motor to replace the included 75 mm shaft adapter.
Note: This adapter is not compatible with the earlier TUB70MT-67 tubular motor series and only fits the current motor series.
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Accessories
Original Motorline tubular motor TUB90M8MT with 75 mm shaft adapter (67 mm optionally available). Suitable for, among others, the Exclusiv-Home EH8100, EH8200, and EH8300 conservatory awnings. However, replacing the motor also requires the side cap TVAR04 with the TVAR24 motor bracket, as the motor mount on the inside of the cap has been modified during technical development. The TUB90M8MT can also be chosen instead of the awning motor TUB70MT75 to operate the EH6100 and EH7100 awning models from Exclusiv-Home, but only in connexion with the motor mount T260TP.
Original Motorline tubular motor TUB70MT with 75 mm shaft adapter, designated TUB70MT-75. Only suitable for Motorline awnings of the COFRE 136, COFRE 260, and COFRE 260 VOLANTE series with an outer shaft diameter of 78 mm, and the awnings marketed by Exclusiv-Home with the designations EH6100, EH6400, and EH7100. IMPORTANT: In older series of these Exclusiv-Home awnings, the motor variant TUB70MT-67 with the 67 mm shaft adapter MTL25 was also installed for slightly smaller shaft diameters of 70 mm. This smaller axle adapter can be ordered as an option to replace the larger standard adapter. If the awning malfunctions, it is advisable to first remove the motor and have it checked by a specialist. If the motor rotates in both directions during test operation without being connected to the awning control system, then usually only the MC65 awning control system is defective. The MC65 awning control system is the successor model to the previously installed MC6 awning control system.