Since our business is the
manufacturing of gate operators, and the heart of the modern gate operator is
the control board, it is fitting that the first thing you get to know well
is.... our control board.
One of the common complaints that
we heard throughout the industry was that you have to carry so many different
boards to service, or supply for, all the various operator models from any
given manufacturer. So, about 3 years ago we responded when we released our
VFlex control board. One board for all of our current generation operator
models!
Please allow me to clarify and be specific regarding this and at the same time provide
you some in-depth knowledge about the VFlex board:
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One Control board layout for all current generation
Viking operator models
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Three control board part #s, depending on the operator
model. This is only due to the hardware requirements according to gate
capacities.
1. VFLEXPCB
- Operator models K-2, L-3, R-6, F-1, T-21, G-5, X-9, i-8.
- In almost any case the VFLEXPCB will work just fine on an H-10 operator.
- Includes a 15A motor fuse.
2. VFLEXPCB-H10
- Operator model H-10.
- Only difference is that this board has a 20A fuse in lieu of 15A.
- In almost any case the VFLEXPCB will work just fine on a H-10 operator.
Q:
Can you use this board part# on the other operator
models? YES
3. VFLEXPCB-Q7
- Operator model Q-7.
- This is specific to the Q-7 operator due to its 7,000 lb. gate capacity.
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Except for the G-5, X-9 and i-8.
- Requires additional items, but not complicated. Call Viking first though.
Q:
Why did you guys call this new board "VFlex"?
o It's...... Flexible. We wanted to make one board that had the Flexibility to be used on all of our 2nd generation operators.
Q:
What's the difference between the VFlex board and
the original 1st gen board?
First of all, the 1st gen board has had a name all this time, its called the GateTor board. It even has it printed right in the board itself. Anyways, here are some of the
advancements:
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The VFlex control board |
We will be continuing to talk about the VFlex this month so check back for more!
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