Overload Trip and Early Warning
The inverter provides motor overload protection and will trip on an Overload Fault (OLt) fault
based on amount of current (% motor amps) and time. The inverter responds to an overload fault
based on the setting of parameter Pr.20 (OL Trip Select). Select 1 (Free-Run) or 2 (Dec) to activate
the overload function and to determine the stop method when an overload fault occurs. Either
Relay1 or Relay2 (OU.31 or OU.33) can be set to 5 (Overload) to provide an output signal.
The inverter can also provide an overload warning (OLW) based on the settings of parameters
Pr.17 (OL Warn Select), Pr.18 (OL Warn Level) and PR-19 (OL Warn Time). Set parameter Pr.17 to 1
(Yes) to activate the overload warning function. Set the output current level in parameter Pr.18, set
the time in Pr.19. Either Relay1 or Relay2 (OU.31 or OU.33) can be set to 5 (Overload) to provide an
output warning signal. The inverter does not trip when warning levels are reached.
Used for light loads, like fans and pumps
(overload tolerance: 120% of rated normal
duty rated current for 1 minute).
Used for heavy loads, like hoists and
cranes (overload tolerance: 150% of rated
heavy duty current for 1 minute).