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2Key technical specifications
The most critical technical parameters of this product.
- Motor limit type Mechanical limit switches only
- Operating voltage 380 V (I-380 manual, p. 2)
- Output power 1.5 kW (I-380 manual, p. 2)
- Documented controls Current and phase sequence
- 24 V auxiliary output current 200 mA and 500 mA on the same page; revision confirmation required
Videos
Installation and support guides
These videos demonstrate the model and control board shown. They may provide general reference for other products; use the current technical manual for the relevant model for connections and settings.
I-380 control unit 6 videos
Run-time learning, photocell, pneumatic safety, loop detector and receiver.
For systems using I-380; this is not a door mechanical installation manual.
Turkish video archive from the Alkur YouTube channel; titles and topic notes are translated.
Related product guide
An overview of the I 380 industrial door control board and its main connection points.
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An overview of the I 380 industrial door control board and its main connection points.
- 0:36 Watch on YouTube
A short guide to connecting a pneumatic safety edge to the I 380 control board.
- 1:17 Watch on YouTube
A technical demonstration of connecting a safety photocell to the I 380 control board.
- 0:59 Watch on YouTube
An example of connecting a vehicle-detection loop detector to the I 380 control board.
- 0:56 Watch on YouTube
A guide to connecting an external remote-control receiver to the I 380 control board.
- 1:24 Watch on YouTube
A demonstration of programming the motor run time on the I 380 controller.
Model and source
According to the product owner’s model distinction, I-380 is used only with motors that have mechanical limit switches. The larger board for electronic encoder motors is 380A; these boards are not interchangeable. Page 4 of the I-380 Turkish manual diagrams NC mechanical opening and closing limit inputs. A general cable-routing warning mentioning encoders on page 3 does not establish an encoder terminal or compatibility for I-380.
Page 2 describes control of three-phase industrial door motors. Its table lists 380 V operating voltage and 1.5 kW output power; the manual also describes current and phase-sequence checks. Those values belong to the I-380 document and are not transferred to another board.
Conflicting value in the manual
The same page lists 200 mA for the 24 V auxiliary output in its table but 500 mA in the prose. Neither can be treated as a confirmed project limit without the exact controller revision and manufacturer clarification.
Project selection
The manual’s wiring and programming pages are for authorised installers. First confirm that the proposed motor uses mechanical limit switches; I-380 is not selected for an encoder motor. Matching the limit type alone does not prove electrical or software compatibility with a specific motor.
The manual does not establish a universal pairing with any motor or NORMTOR door model. Confirm the exact board label and revision, motor rating, safety inputs and protection settings together. Apply terminals and programming steps only from the current diagram for the equipment actually supplied.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below we've compiled the most common questions and answers regarding this product.
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Can I-380 be used with an encoder motor?
No. The product owner's distinction assigns I-380 only to motors with mechanical limit switches and the larger 380A board to encoder motors. The I-380 wiring diagram shows NC mechanical limit inputs.
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Does I-380 automatically suit every 380 V motor with mechanical limits?
No. The matching limit type does not establish motor, controller-revision, safety-device or protection compatibility. Verify the exact system documents.
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What is the 24 V auxiliary output current limit?
The manual's page 2 gives 200 mA in the table and 500 mA in prose. Neither is a confirmed project limit until the manufacturer resolves this revision conflict.
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