Existing reviews of 75 hp (55 kW) Soft starter, 110 A, 3ph 220v/380v/480v
I am using your soft starter on an irrigation pump.
I will use my contactor from my pump to start the soft starter. When my pump contactor kicks in the soft starter starts when I push the run button it ramps up for a few seconds and shut down. the contactor is still on. I need it start when the pump contactor kicks in and stay running until the pump has finished. I am not using a bypass contactor. can you help with this installation?
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rayparker
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Date:
29/06/2023
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The soft starter needs to be used with a bypass contactor. You need a 160A bypass contactor with a coil voltage of ≤250VAC. You can refer to our demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkSo1DOBHlM
We need help soft starter wiring for remote start
We need help wiring for remote start.
We tried the way it is in your schematic and it comes on without hitting remote start.
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norbert
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Date:
07/06/2023
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Regarding the external remote control of the soft starter, you need to change the FB to 1 or 2 to enable external control of start and stop.
I need a bypass contactor.
I am trying to locate the bypass contactor that is needed for soft motor starter Model: EM-GS4-055.
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Della
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27/07/2022
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For soft motor starter Model: EM-GS4-055, we recommend using 150A bypass contactor ATO-ACCON-150A, pls see specs and price on: https://www.ato.com/150-amp-3-phase -ac-contactor
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I am looking at your “75 hp soft starters“, what is the input current reduction using the soft starter? Your spec does not say if it reduces 20%, 50%, or what? Some soft starters reduce current to 200% nominal (300% inrush vs 600%). What do yours do?
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Mroz
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Date:
20/07/2021
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For using our 75 hp soft starter, the inrush current would be 200%-400% nominal current, when using different motor capacity loads.
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