Axis of control: 1.
Applicable PLC:FX1N, FX2N, FX3U, FX2NC (to FX2NC-CNV-IF).
Applicable PLC:FX3UC (to FX2NC-CNV-IF or FX3UC-1PS-5V).
7 operating modules required for easy positioning control are provided.
Type of instruction, please refer to the list in front of you.
One can control a shaft.
FX3U, PLC FX2N can connect up to 8 units,
PLC FX2NC can connect up to 4 units,
PLC FX3UC can connect up to 7 units, so that it can control more than one independent axis FR-HAL-H37K PDF FR-HAL-H37K
Maximum can output 100kHz pulse train.
Positioning control through the control program. Function expansion board for RS-232C communication.MITSUBISHI inverter series: FR-F840.
Voltage level: three phase 400V.
Power: 2.2kw.
SLD converter rated current: 5 FR-HAL-H37K PDF. 2A.
Structure and function: Standard model.
Type: CA.
Substrate coating: have.
2 times the power consumption of the wind turbine and pump and the speed of the 3 power consumption is proportional to the speed of the rotating speed.
Through the speed control of the frequency converter to adjust the air flow, can reduce the power consumption.
Give full play to the performance of the motor FR-HAL-H37K PDF.
The excitation current is always adjusted to the best state, which can improve the efficiency of the motor.
Load torque is smaller, can further improve energy efficiency.
For example, when a general motor is used, the optimal excitation control mode in the 4% motor load torque is about 30% more than that of the V/F control. Connecting cable for handheld RH GOT and PLC.
Cable length: 1.5 meters.
Application: RS-422 connection (A/QnA series). Power: 22kw.
Voltage: 200V.
There are 100% braking torque output in contiinuous regeneration, which can correspond to the continuous regeneration operation of the pipeline control FR-HAL-H37K datasheet.
There is no need to install the braking unit for each frequency converter, which can reduce the comprehensive space annd reduce the comprehensive cost FR-HAL-H37K datasheet.
Renewable energy can be used for other frequency converter, excess energy back to the grid, to achieve energy saving.