User Manual of A90 Series Inverter
Thank you for choosing SINEE's A90 series inverter.
Document No.: 31010180
Release time: 2020-5
Version: 101
The A90 series inverter is a high-reliability and small-sized inverter launched by
SINEE. It supports the three-phase AC asynchronous motor and permanent magnet
synchronous motor; a variety of international leading drive control technologies, such as the
vector VF (VVF) control and speed sensorless vector control (SVC); and speed output and
torque output.
Features of the A90 series inverter:
No need for derating at the ambient temperature of 50° C;
Small size, leading in the industry;
Wide speed range and high control accuracy: VF/1:50; SVC/1:200; rated speed:
± 0.2%;
High load capacity in low-frequency band: VF/1Hz/150%, SVC/0.25Hz/150%;
Perfect protections: protections against the overcurrent, overvoltage, overload,
overheating, etc.
Before using the A90 series inverter, please read this manual carefully and keep it
properly.
While connecting the inverter to motor for the first time, please select the motor
type (asynchronous or synchronous) correctly and set the motor nameplate
parameters: rated power, rated voltage, rated current, rated frequency, rated speed,
motor connection, rated power factor, etc.
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data provided by us may be modified without prior notice.
For the latest changes and contents, please visit www.sinee.cn.
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Inverter a90-4T013B in not show power that is problam.. input power going inverter but output power not coming
If the Sinee A90 Series inverter A90-4T013B is receiving input power but not providing output power, possible issues could include:
1. Input Phase Loss (E07): Check if the input power supply has a phase loss, loose wiring, or fluctuates greatly. Use a voltage regulator if needed.
2. Output Phase Loss (E08): Verify if there are phase losses at the output terminals (U, V, W). Check for loose output terminals or disconnected motor windings.
3. Inverter Overload (E09): Ensure the acceleration and deceleration times are not too short, and the V/F curve is set correctly. Confirm the inverter matches the motor load and braking parameters are set appropriately.
4. Incorrect Motor Type or Parameters: Confirm that the correct motor type (asynchronous or synchronous) is selected, and the motor nameplate parameters are set correctly.
5. Loose Connections: Inspect all connections between the inverter, input power, and motor for looseness or damage.
6. Inverter Protection Activation: The inverter might have triggered protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, or overheating.
Troubleshooting these points should help identify and resolve the issue.
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