This document provides information about a control transformer option for 590+DRV drives in frames 1 and 2. The option provides an auxiliary 120VAC supply internally to power the control circuit, eliminating the need for an external transformer. Users must select the primary voltage that matches the drive's three-phase input voltage by moving a jumper or wire to the correct header.
This document provides information about a control transformer option for 590+DRV drives in frames 1 and 2. The option provides an auxiliary 120VAC supply internally to power the control circuit, eliminating the need for an external transformer. Users must select the primary voltage that matches the drive's three-phase input voltage by moving a jumper or wire to the correct header.
This document provides information about a control transformer option for 590+DRV drives in frames 1 and 2. The option provides an auxiliary 120VAC supply internally to power the control circuit, eliminating the need for an external transformer. Users must select the primary voltage that matches the drive's three-phase input voltage by moving a jumper or wire to the correct header.
This document provides information about a control transformer option for 590+DRV drives in frames 1 and 2. The option provides an auxiliary 120VAC supply internally to power the control circuit, eliminating the need for an external transformer. Users must select the primary voltage that matches the drive's three-phase input voltage by moving a jumper or wire to the correct header.
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Application This option only applies to 590+DRV frames 1 and 2. The 590+ DRV drives frames 1 and 2 need an auxiliary 120VAC supply, to power the control circuit. This is usually provided by an external control transformer, if several drives are installed in one enclosure. For individual drives, the 590+ control transformer option provides the auxiliary power in a self contained package, without the need for an external transformer. The option is factory installed and its presence is denoted by a –CX suffix to the 590+ part number. For example, 955+8R0020-CX.
&$87,21 Do not connect an external auxiliary supply to the terminal strip when a control transformer option is installed on the drive. Severe drive damage could occur
Input Voltage Selection
The only user adjustment for this option is the selection of the primary voltage supply. This is the same as the three phase input voltage of the drive. For safety reasons, the drive is shipped with the 480V tap selected. Frame 1: For a different drive voltage selection, move the jumper to the appropriate voltage header, silk-screened on the printed circuit board. Frame 2: For a different drive voltage selection, move the wire to the appropriate voltage header, as shown in figure 2. A pair of needle-nose pliers is recommended.
The drive input voltage ranges that correspond to the four settings are shown in the table below
Setting Voltage Range
480 460 – 500 400 380 – 415 230 220 – 240 208 208
480 400 208 230 230 208 400 480
Figure 1 - Frame 1 Figure 2 - Frame 2
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