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Wiring Diagrams (new)
Drive Technology \ Drive Automation \ System Integration \ Services DR Motor Common Connection Diagrams Edition 06/2010 9PD0058 / US SEW-EURODRIVE—Driving the world Table of Contents Overview ..................................................................................................................... 5 Important notes .......................................................................................................... 6 Safety notes ............................................................................................................ 6 Motor nameplate ..................................................................................................... 6 Connecting the brake from the terminal block ......................................................... 7 BGE/BG ........................................................................................................ 7 BSR (R76 only) ............................................................................................. 7 R76 ............................................................................................................................... 8 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor .................................................................. 9 BGE/BG - Motor = 230V; Brake = 230V ........................................................ 9 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V ...................................................... 10 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V ...................................................... 11 BSR - Motor = 230V; Brake = 230V ............................................................ 12 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V ............................................................ 13 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V ............................................................ 14 R72............................................................................................................................. 15 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor ................................................................ 16 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V ...................................................... 16 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V...................................................... 17 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V ............................................................ 18 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V ............................................................ 19 R13 ............................................................................................................................. 20 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor ................................................................ 21 BGE/BG - Motor = low (쑶) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage .................... 21 BGE/BG - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage ................... 22 BGE/BG - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = high (댳) voltage .................. 23 BSR - Motor = low (쑶) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage........................... 24 BSR - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage .......................... 25 BSR - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = high (댳) voltage ......................... 26 BSG and BUR brake connection............................................................................. 27 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams 3 4 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams Overview 1 Overview This document details common connection diagrams for DR motor. This is not a replacement for the Operating Instructions. Always refer to the Operating Instructions for safety and installation information. Additional resources and information for DR motor “BE” brakes can be found at www.seweurodrive.com under the Technical Notes tab. There are specific instances when the brake voltage can be tapped directly from the motor's terminal block. The advantage of brake systems wired in this way is when power is applied to the motor, the brake releases (requiring no additional brake supply wiring). The brake can be wired to the motor terminal block under the following conditions: a single speed motor, the motor is started and run across the line, and the brake voltage is equal to either the low or high motor voltage. The brake must be powered separately if the brake voltage does not equal the low or high motor voltage, the motor is powered by an inverter, or electronic soft start. 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams 5 Important notes 2 Important notes 2.1 Safety notes Refer to the Operating Instructions for safety and installation information. The latest version can be found at www.seweurodrive.com. Installation, startup and service work may only be performed by trained personnel observing applicable accident prevention regulations and operating instructions. 2.2 Motor nameplate Refer to the motor nameplate for information that describes the motor data. Some of the important fields related to the connection are listed below. â E189357 [1] Type DRE80M4BE05/FF S.O. 870173931.03.03.001 V 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 HP 2.9 / 1.44 1.0 rpm 1740 A Brake [3] TEFC 3PH V HZ Code S.F. NEMA Nom Eff % 1.0 Duty Torque 3.69 lb-in Control R76 CONT Ins Class 460 Conn Dia 82.5 [2] 60 B BG1.5 Maximum Ambient Design Letter 40 C [4] [1] Motor Voltage - Lists the motor voltage and configuration. Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳. [2] Connection Type - Lists the basic type of connection indicating the type of internal motor windings, 댳댳, 댳, 쑶, etc. Example: R76. This value may also be followed by a series of letters and/or numbers. [3] Brake Voltage - Lists the brake voltage required to operate the brake. Example: 460V. [4] Brake Control - Lists the brake control type. Example: BG, BGE, BSR, etc. These maybe followed by additional characters. 6 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams Important notes 2.3 Connecting the brake from the terminal block 2.3.1 BGE/BG When connecting the supply power from the motor terminal block to the brake rectifier, follow the specifications below. Connecting wire is to be AWG14, MTW, 600V, 105°C temperature rating and black color. The recommended ring terminals are manufactured by Thomas & Betts or equivalent. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for installation procedures. DR Motor Frame Size Wire Length Thomas & Betts Ring Terminal DR.71-100 8” RB14-8 DR.112-132 8” RB14-10 DR.160 10” RB 14-14 DR.180-225 12” RB 14-516 Thomas & Betts Crimp Tool WT2000 2.3.2 BSR (R76 only) When connecting the jumper wire between the 2-pole terminal block for the SR relay and the motor terminal block, follow the specifications below. Connecting wire is to be MTW, 600V, 105°C temperature rating and black color. Maximum length 8", trimmed to fit. The recommended ring terminals are manufactured by Thomas & Betts or equivalent. Follow the manufacturers recommendations for installation procedures. DR Motor Frame Size AWG Thomas & Betts Ring Terminal DR.71-100 14 RB14-8 DR.112-132 14 RB14-10 DR.160 12 RB 10-14 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams Thomas & Betts Crimp Tool WT2000 7 R76 3 R76 Connection Type R76 Single Speed, Dual Voltage Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 Low Voltage High Voltage W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V3 (T8) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) [4] V3 (T8) V1 (T2) W3 (T9) W1 (T3) L2 L3 No terminal links required for W2 /W 3 /U3 U1 [4] /V3 T5/T 8 T3 T3 T9 T4/ T7 [3] T1 W1 W3 T5 [2] V2 V2 T6/T 9 connection W1 U2 W2 U3 connection [2] V3 U1 L3 [1] T4 V1 L2 Example: 460V Arrangement of terminal links for T1 T7 T2 T8 W1 (T3) [5] L1 Example: 230V T6 V1 (T2) U2 [5] L1 U1 (T1) V1 U3 (T7) U1 (T1) [4] T2 W2 (T6) [3] [4] [5] [5] [1] Terminal link [4] Terminal board [2] Terminal stud [5] Voltage supply (Customer connection) [3] Flange nut VOLTAGE CHANGE Three wires must be relocated and terminal links added to change from high to low voltage. The wires designated U3 (T7), V3 (T8) and W3 (T9) must be reconnected and terminal links added as shown in the diagram. Changing from low to high voltage is carried out in reverse order. In both cases, the supply voltage is connected to U1 (T1), V1 (T2) and W1 (T3). The direction of rotation is changed by exchanging two . . wires. 8 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R76 3.1 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor 3.1.3 BGE/BG - Motor = 230V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for low voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 230V (댳댳) supply voltage Brake voltage is 230V (normal reaction time)* BGE BG 1 2 3 4 5 RD WH [2] BU W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U3 (T7) U1 (T1) V3 (T8) V1 (T2) W3 (T9) W1 (T3) [1] L1 L2 L3 Example: 230V 68051 _ 06 02 01 R76H US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams [1] Motor terminal board [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Brake coil [4] Brake supply voltage RD - red WH - white 9 R76 3.1.4 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) supply voltage Brake voltage is 230V (normal reaction time)* BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [2] BU W2 (T6) U2 (T4) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) V3 (T8) U1 (T1) W1 (T3) V1 (T2) [1] L2 L1 L3 Example: 460V 68052 _ 06 02 02 R76I US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 BU - blue 10 [1] Motor terminal board [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Brake coil [4] Brake supply voltage RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R76 3.1.5 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) supply voltage Brake voltage is 460V (normal reaction time)* BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [2] BU W2 (T6) U2 (T4) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) V3 (T8) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) U1 (T1) [1] L3 L2 L1 Example: 460V 68053 _ 06 02 01 R76J US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams [1] Motor terminal board [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Brake coil [4] Brake supply voltage RD - red WH - white 11 R76 3.1.6 BSR - Motor = 230V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for low voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 230V (댳댳) Brake voltage is 230V BGE BG 1 2 3 4 5 WH RD [3] BU RD BU [1] [4] U2 (T4) V2 (T5) WH WH U3 (T7) V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [5] [6] W2 (T6) * L1 L2 L3 [2] Example: 230V *refer to section 1.3.2 BU - blue 12 68046 _ 06 02 02 R76C US [1] Motor terminal board [4] SR current relay [2] Supply leads [5] Terminal strip [3] Brake coil [6] Wire end from stator winding RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R76 3.1.7 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) Brake voltage is 230V BGE BG 1 2 3 4 5 WH RD [3] BU RD BU [1] [4] WH U2 (T4) V2 (T5) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V3 (T8) WH U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [5] [6] W2 (T6) * L1 L2 L3 [2] Example: 460V *refer to section 1.3.2 68047 _ 06 02 02 R76D US [1] Motor terminal board [4] SR current relay [2] Supply leads [5] Terminal strip [3] Brake coil [6] Wire end from stator winding BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 13 R76 3.1.8 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 댳댳 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) Brake voltage is 460V BGE BG 1 WH 2 3 4 5 RD [3] BU RD BU [1] [4] WH U2 (T4) V2 (T5) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V3 (T8) WH U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [5] [6] W2 (T6) * L1 L2 L3 [2] Example: 460V *refer to section 1.3.2 BU - blue 14 68048 _ 06 02 01 R76E US [1] Motor terminal board [4] SR current relay [2] Supply leads [5] Terminal strip [3] Brake coil [6] Wire end from stator winding RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R72 4 R72 Connection Type R72 Single Speed, Dual Voltage Example Voltage: 230V 쑶쑶 / 460V 쑶 High voltage Low voltage W3 (T9) V3 (T8) [5] U3 (T7) V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 [4] [5] L3 L2 L1 L3 Example: 460V Example: 230V Arrangement of terminal links for L2 [4] connection Arrangement of terminal links for connection V3/T 8W V2 /T5 3/T9 V3/T U3/T 7 8W V2 /T5 3/T9 U3/T U2 /T4 7 [1] V4 /T1 1 U2 /T4 V4 /T1 1 T1 [1] V1/T 1 [2] 0 /T1 1 1/T3 [6] [4] [6] V1/T 2W V1/T 2W 1/T3 [3] U4 V1/T U4 /T1 0 [2] [3] [5] [4] [5] [1] Terminal link [4] Terminal board [2] Terminal stud [5] Voltage supply (Customer connection) [3] Flange nut [6] Wiring designation plate 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams 15 R72 4.1 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor 4.1.9 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶쑶 / 460V 쑶 motor configured for 460V (쑶) Brake voltage is 230V (normal reaction time)* BGE BG 1 2 3 4 5 RD WH BU [1] [2] V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 L3 Example: 460V * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 BU - blue 16 [1] Motor terminal board [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Supply leads [4] Brake supply voltage RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R72 4.1.10 BGE/BG - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶쑶 / 460V 쑶 motor configured for 460V (쑶) Brake voltage is 460V (normal reaction time)* BGE BG 1 2 3 4 5 RD WH BU [1] [2] V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 L3 Example: 460V * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 [1] Motor terminal board [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Supply leads [4] Brake supply voltage BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 17 R72 4.1.11 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 230V Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶쑶 / 460V 쑶 motor configured for 460V (쑶) Brake voltage is 230V BGE 1 WH 2 3 4 5 RD RD BU WH WH [4] [3] BU [2] V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 [1] L3 Example: 460V BU - blue 18 69043 _ 09 01 01 R72-1D US [1] Motor terminal board [3] SR current relay [2] Supply leads [4] Brake coil RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R72 4.1.12 BSR - Motor = 460V; Brake = 460V Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶쑶 / 460V 쑶 motor configured for 460V (쑶) Brake voltage is 460V BGE BG 1 WH 2 3 4 5 RD RD BU [3] BU WH WH [2] V3 (T8) W3 (T9) U3 (T7) V2 (T5) W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V4 (T11) W4 (T12) U4 (T10) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 [1] L3 Example: 460V 68203 _ 09 02 00 R72-2 US [1] Motor terminal board [2] Supply leads [3] SR current relay BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 19 R13 5 R13 Connection Type R13 Single Speed, Dual Voltage Example voltages: Low voltage 쑶 High voltage 댳 208V 360V 220V 380V 230V 400V 266V 460V 330V 575V High voltage Low voltage W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [5] L1 L2 [4] W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [5] L1 L3 Arrangement of terminal links with connection L2 connection [1] ) (T4 ) [2] (T5 U1 [4] ) W1 ) ) (T1 V1 (T3 W1 ) [4] (T3 ) (T2 (T1 ) U1 [3] V1 [3] [2] (T2 V2 W2 U2 (T6 ) [1] L3 Arrangement of terminal links with Motor size DR.71-DR.225: [4] [5] [5] [1] Terminal link [4] Terminal board [2] Terminal stud [5] Voltage supply (Customer connection) [3] Flange nut 20 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R13 5.1 Brake Voltage Supplied from the Motor 5.1.13 BGE/BG - Motor = low (쑶) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for low voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶 / 400V 댳 motor configured for 230V (쑶) Brake voltage is 230V (normal reaction time) BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [1] BU [2] W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 L3 68 008 _ 06 01 00 R13G US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 [1] Brake coil [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Terminal board [4] Brake supply voltage BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 21 R13 5.1.14 BGE/BG - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 330V 쑶 / 575V 댳 motor configured for 575V (댳) Brake voltage is 330V (normal reaction time) BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [1] BU W2 (T6) U2 (T4) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) V2 (T5) [2] L1 L2 L3 68 011 _ 06 01 00 R13J US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 BU - blue 22 [1] Brake coil [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Terminal board [4] Brake supply voltage RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R13 5.1.15 BGE/BG - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = high (댳) voltage Brake Control: BGE/BG. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 266V 쑶 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) Brake voltage is 460V (normal reaction time) BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [1] BU W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [2] L1 L2 L3 68 009 _ 06 01 00 R13H US * BGE/BG Rapid Reaction Time DC AC BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [2] BU [3] [4] V AC 69 001 XX 06 01 00 [1] Brake coil [3] Customer supplied contacts [2] Terminal board [4] Brake supply voltage BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 23 R13 5.1.16 BSR - Motor = low (쑶) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for low voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 230V 쑶 / 400V 댳 motor configured for 230V (쑶) Brake voltage is 230V BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [1] BU RD BU [2] WH [3] WH W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 L3 68 003 _ 06 01 01 R13B US [1] Brake coil [2] SR Current relay [3] Terminal board BU - blue 24 RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams R13 5.1.17 BSR - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = low (쑶) voltage Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the low motor voltage. • • Example: 330V 쑶 / 575V 댳 motor configured for 575V (댳) Brake voltage is 330V BGE BG 1 2 WH 3 4 5 RD [1] BU RD BU [2] WH WH W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) [3] L1 L2 L3 68 006 _ 06 01 01 R13E US [1] Brake coil [2] SR Current relay [3] Terminal board BU - blue 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams RD - red WH - white 25 R13 5.1.18 BSR - Motor = high (댳) voltage; Brake = high (댳) voltage Brake Control: BSR. Motor configured for high voltage. Brake voltage matches the high motor voltage. • • Example: 266V 쑶 / 460V 댳 motor configured for 460V (댳) Brake voltage is 460V BGE BG 1 2 3 WH 4 5 RD [1] BU RD BU [2] WH WH W2 (T6) U2 (T4) V2 (T5) U1 (T1) V1 (T2) W1 (T3) L1 L2 L3 [3] 68 004 _ 06 01 00 R13C US [1] Brake coil [2] SR Current relay [3] Terminal board BU - blue 26 RD - red WH - white 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams BSG and BUR brake connection 6 BSG and BUR brake connection Brake control system BSG Brake control system BUR Connecting to the terminal board of the motor is not permitted. BSG 1 2 3 WH 4 BGE BG 5 BU RD 1 2 3 [1] 5 RD [1] WH V AC RD [4] - + 24V DC 4 BU BU 69 001 XX 06 02 00 [2] BN / BK [3] BN / BK 69 001 XX 06 03 00 [1] Brake coil [2] Voltage relay UR 11/15 [3] UR11 (42-150V) = BN UR15 (150-500V) = BK [4] Brake voltage supply BU - blue RD - red BK - black BN - brown 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams WH - white 27 28 2010 DR Motor common connection diagrams SEW-EURODRIVE—Driving the world With a global presence that offers responsive and reliable solutions. Anywhere. With drives and controls that automatically improve your productivity. With comprehensive knowledge in virtually every branch of industry today. With industry-leading training and 24-hour technical support, nationwide. SEW-EURODRIVE Driving the world With a worldwide service network that is always close at hand. With uncompromising With innovative quality that reduces technology that solves the cost and complexity problems today. of daily operations. 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