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1. We use this VFD to run a cabin up/down a slope. We send a run forward command to DI.1 and a run reverse command to Di1.2
All motor parameters are set.
2. The motor is wired correctly.
3. There is a warning signal that the cabin is about to move.
4. We cannot change the acceleration/deceleration times. This equipment had been in operation without fault for many years with a much smaller drive. Incoming voltage is correct an stable.
With no load in the cabin, everything runs correctly. We get the fault when we put 30% load in the cabin. Also, the DC voltage was monitored and the voltage across breaking resistor was monitored. The voltage between PB and remained at 0 volts. There is no sudden change in the load. The fault happens after the drive has accelerated to full speed. There is a mechanical brake on the motor. However, it only engages when the motor is at zero speed, and the running signal confirms the drive is off. Dynamic brake refers to the breaking resistor.
From:
Adam
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Date:
14/06/2024
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We think this problem is caused by the load you are using is too large.
Please refer to the following suggestions to set up running in vector mode:
1. First set the motor parameters:
P8.00=0, P8.01=3.75, P8.02=230, P8.03=13.6 P8.04=60,
p8.05=1680
2. In the state of P0.03=0, set P8.37=3. After FUN appears, press FWD for self-learning.
Then set P0.00=1, P9.11=100, and try running in vector mode.
Do you have an estimate on what% reduction of inrush current I can expect assuming single phase input and output VFD?
From:
Juan
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Date:
28/12/2021
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You can totally eliminate inrush through increasing accelerating time.
Geographical range for free shipping
You state free shipping, does include Australia?
From:
Corrigan
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Date:
06/04/2021
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Yes, all our 150hp variable frequency drives are free shipping to Australia (by Air).
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