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Part 1 Installation
6. Auxiliary Power Equipment
6.1 Example of Auxiliary Power Equipment Configuration
[1] Breaker
Install a circuit breaker on the AC power-supply line side (primary side) of the controller to prevent damage
caused by power switching or short-circuit current.Install an earth leakage breaker on the AC power-supply
line side (primary side) of the controller to cut off leak current should it generate. A single breaker may be
used for both the motor power supply and control power supply.
As a selection guideline, it is recommended that you select a breaker capable of accommodating three
times the rated motor power-supply capacity by considering potential power-supply capacity requirements
during acceleration/deceleration.
Rated breaker current > (Rated motor power-supply capacity [VA] x 3 + Control power-supply capacity [VA])
/ Input voltage
Also, always use an earth leakage breaker of leak-current detection type specified for inverter, so that leak
current from servos can also be cut off.
[2] Surge absorber
The motor power supply and control power supply have no built-in surge absorber for protecting the
equipment from surge noise that may generate inside the controller in the event of lightening shock.
If you wish to enhance surge resistance, an external surge absorber must be installed.
Recommended surge absorber
Manufacturer Okaya Electric Industries
Model RAV-781BWZ-2A
[ [3] Noise filter
The motor power supply has no built-in noise filter. Accordingly, always install a noise filter for the motor-
drive power supply externally to the controller. A single noise filter may be used for both the motor power
supply and control power supply.
Note) Always install a noise filter.
Recommended noise filter
Manufacturer TDK Lambda
Model MC1210
AC power
supply
(Earth
leakage)
breaker
Surge
absorber
Noise filter
Control power input
Motor power input
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