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5.
Wiring
Precautions
5.1
Connection
to
Main
Circuit
(Refer
to
page11,
Fig.
5.1.)
Observe the following precautions when making connections to the inverter.
Confirmation of power
OFF: Always turn the primary power distribution panel switch OFF, and
confirm with a tester that a voltage is not present before beginning
wiring to the inverter.
Electrical shock prevention-
Confirmation of charge
dissipation:
Confirmation of main circuit
connections:
Separation of power source
and motor wiring:
Separation of control and
main power supplies:
Before changing the wiring, wait at least five minutes after the
"CHARGE" lamp inside the inverter has gone out, and then confirm
that the capacitors have
fully discharged by using a tester, etc., that
can measure high-voltage
DC. The internal electrolytic capacitors are
charged, and there is a danger
of
electrical shock if the charged areas
are touched while the
"CHARGE" lamp is on.
Do
not touch the terminal
block or remove the upper cover while the lamp is lit.
The inverter
will be damaged if the input power source is applied to
the motor terminals
(UfT1,
vrr2,
WfT3). Always confirm the wiring for
the power source terminals (R/L 1, S/L2, T/L3) and motor terminals
(UfT1, V!T2, WfT3) before turning the power on.
To prevent problems due to radio-frequency noise, etc., do not bundle
the wiring to the input power terminals (R/L
1, S/L2, T/L3) and the
motor terminals
(UfT1, V!T2, WfT3) together.
In
order to maintain the control power supply to display faults or to
operate the communication options
while the main circuit power is
shut down, remove the two shorting bars (between R/L1-RO,
S/L2-SO)
on
the control power supply terminal block. Connect the control
power to a power source that is separate from the main circuit supply.
5.2
Connection
of
Control
Signals
Observe the following points when making control signal connections.
Rating of relay contacts:
Use a relay intended for use with micro-current (min. applicable load
rating
less than 4mA-24V.
),
and install a surge killer
on
the relay's
exciting coil.
Power wiring for control circuit:
Use shielded wiring or twisted-pair wiring for the control circuit, and
separate the wiring from the main circuit wiring.
Control wiring wire sizes:
Isolation from main circuit:
The
following wiring sizes for the control circuit are recommended.
Frequency setting signal input, frequency meter, ammeter: shielded
wire that
is
0.3mm
2
or lager
Other signals: Vinyl-insulated wire that
is
0.75mm
2
or larger
All control terminals other than FLA, FLB and FLC are connected to
internal electronic circuits, so input signals must
always be electrically
isolated from the main circuit.
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