KEB F6 Instructions For Use Manual
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- Page 1 F6 ELEVATOR DRIVE INSTRUCTION FOR USE | INSTALLATION F6 HOUSING 4 Document 20396927 US 00 Preliminary Version...
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Page 3: Preface
The hardware and software described in this document are products of KEB. The infor- mation contained in this document is valid at the time of publishing. KEB reserves the right to update this document in response to misprints, mistakes or technical changes. -
Page 4: More Symbols
Preface More symbols Definition Symbol ► Action Step ● Enumerations or Unordered List Cross-reference QR-Code General Mandatory Action Mandatory: Refer to Instruction Manual Mandatory: Wear Ear Protection Warning Warning: Risk of Electric Shock Warning: Explosive Environments Warning: Forklift Truck and Other Industrial Vehicles Warning: Hot Surfaces Warning: Flammable Materials Warning: Overhead Obstacle... -
Page 5: Laws And Guidelines
Preface Laws and guidelines KEB Automation KG confirms with the EC declaration of conformity and the CE mark on the device nameplate that it complies with the essential safety requirements. The EC declaration of conformity can be downloaded on demand via our website. -
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of ConTenTs Table of Contents Preface ..............................3 Signal words and symbols ......................3 More symbols ..........................4 Laws and guidelines ........................5 Warranty and liability ........................5 Support ............................5 Copyright ............................5 Table of Contents ........................... 6 list of figures ............................9 list of Tables ............................ - Page 7 4.2.2 Mounting distances ......................52 4.2.3 Protection ratings of push-through mounted devices ............53 4.2.4 Control cabinet ventilation ....................54 4.2.5 Airflow of the drive converter ....................54 5 Installation and connection ........55 5.1 overview of the f6 elevator Drive ....................55...
- Page 8 Table of ConTenTs 5.2 Connection of the power unit ....................... 58 5.2.1 Connection of the voltage supply ..................58 5.2.1.1 Terminal block X1A ......................59 5.2.2 Protective and high-frequency ground ................60 5.2.2.1 Protective earth (ground) ....................60 5.2.2.2 High frequency earth ground ................... 60 5.3 Mains Connection ..........................
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Page 9: List Of Figures
Figure 17: F6 housing 4 front view ......................... 5 5 Figure 18: F6 housing 4 bottom view ...................... 5 6 Figure 19: F6 housing 4 top view with control board PRO. ................ 5 7 Figure 20: Input circuit ............................ 5 8 Figure 21: Terminal block X1A ... -
Page 10: List Of Tables
lIsT of Tables list of Tables Table 1: Climatic environmental conditions .................... 2 7 Table 2: Mechanical environmental conditions .................... 2 8 Table 3: Chemical / mechanical active substances .................. 2 8 Table 4: Device classification ......................... 2 9 Table 5: Electromagnetic compatibility ... -
Page 11: Glossary
International standard tune calibration of resistance and induc- Degree of protection (xx for level) IP xx tance. KEB product The KEB product is the subject of American wire gauge this manual. Business-to-business Silicium temperature sensor (polar- Open source real-time interface for... - Page 12 Glossary Pulse width modulation Modular connector with 8 pins rJ45 Synchronous sensorless closed loop Safety Extra Low Voltage (< 60 V) sElV The safety integrity level is a mea- sure for quantifying the risk reduc- tion. Term used in the safety technol- ogy (EN 61508 -1...7).
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Page 13: Standards For Drive Controllers
sTaNDarDs For DrIVE CoNTrollErs Standards for drive controllers Product standards that apply directly to the drive controller EN 61800-2 Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems - Part 2: General requirements - Rating specifications for low voltage adjustable frequency a.c. power drive systems (VDE 0160-102, IEC 61800-2) EN 61800-3 Speed-adjustable electrical drives. -
Page 14: Standards That Are Used In The Environment Of The Drive Controller
sTaNDarDs For DrIVE CoNTrollErs techniques - Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test (IEC 61000-4-4); German version EN 61000-4-4 EN 61000-4-5 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-5: Testing and measurement techniques - Surge immunity test (IEC 61000-4-5); German version EN 61000-4-5 EN 61000-4-6 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-6: Testing and measurement techniques - Immunity to conducted disturbances, induced by radio-frequency fields (IEC 61000-4-6);... -
Page 15: Basic Safety Instructions
► Read the instructions for use. ► Observe the safety and warning instructions. ► If instructions are unclear, please contact KEB prior to operating device. 1.1 target group This instruction manual is determined exclusively for electrical personnel. Electrical per- sonnel for the purpose of this instruction manual must have the following qualifications: •... -
Page 16: Installation
Basic safety instructions NOTICE Drive controllers contain electrostatic sensitive components. ► Avoid contact. ► Wear ESD-protective clothing. Do not store drive controllers: • in the environment of corrosive and/or conductive liquids or gases. • with direct sunlight. • outside the specified environmental conditions. 1.3 installation DanGer risk of serious injury or death due to explosive environment! -
Page 17: Electrical Connection
For more information, see technical document: www.keb.de/fileadmin/media/Techinfo/dr/tn/ti_dr_tn-rcd-00008_en.pdf Installations which include the drive controller shall be equipped with additional control and protective devices in accordance with the relevant applicable safety requirements, e.g. -
Page 18: Emc-Compatible Installation
Disregarding this can cause destruction of the components by equalizing currents. 1.4.1 eMc-compatible installation Compliance of the EMC limit values, as required by law, is the responsibility of the cus- tomer. Notes on EMC-compatible installation can be found here. www.keb.de/fileadmin/media/Manuals/dr/emv/0000neb0000.pdf... -
Page 19: Voltage Test
Basic safety instructions 1.4.2 Voltage test The KEB Elevator drive is dielectric-tested after assembly as part of the factory end test routine. This dielectric test is harmonized and in accordance with the requirements set forth in UL 61800, CSA C22.2 No. 274-17, ASME A17.5-2019, CSA B44.1-19, EN81, IEC 61800-5 and EN 60204-1. -
Page 20: Start-Up And Operation
Further information and the correct setting of the ‘on’ and ‘off’ timers can be found in the programming manual for the F6 elevator drive. Switching at the input For applications that require cyclic switching off and on of the drive controller, maintain an off-time of at least five min after the last switch on. -
Page 21: Maintenance
► The function of the drive controller is dependent on its parameteri- zation. Never replace without knowledge of the application. ► Modification or repair is permitted only by KEB Automation KG or KEB America Inc. authorized personnel. ► Only use original manufacturer parts. -
Page 22: Disposal
Basic safety instructions 1.8 Disposal KEB Electronic devices are exclusively commercial devices for further industrial pro- cessing (so-called B2B devices). Manufacturers of B2B devices are obliged to take back and recycle devices manufac- tured after 14.08.2018. These devices may not be disposed at the collection centers of public sector disposal organizations. -
Page 23: Product Description
Product descriPtion 2 Product description The F6 drive series is an elevator drive with functional safety that is optimized for the operation of synchronous and asynchronous motors. The safety functions have been pre-adjusted for the elevator application. The F6 elevator drive meets the requirements of the Machinery Directive, and the safety functions are certified by a third party through a design type test.. -
Page 24: Product Features
• Operation of three-phase asynchronous motors and three-phase synchronous motors, in operating modes open-loop or closed-loop with and without speed feedback. • Supports: CAN DS417 lift control and KEB DIN 66019 II lift protocol • System-overlapping operating concept • Wide operating temperature range •... -
Page 25: Model Number
Connection Type Housing 2…9 Equipment 5: Safety module type 5 Control Type P: PRO Series F6 Elevator Drive Inverter Size 10…29 Figure 1: Model number CANopen ® is registered trademark of CAN in AUTOMATION - International Users and Manufacturers Group e.V. -
Page 26: Nameplate
Product descriPtion 2.5 Nameplate Made in Germany by KEB Automation KG 32683 Barntrup Input AC 3 PH 50/60Hz 400V/66A UL: 480V/71A Output AC 3 PH 0...Uin/60A UL: 65A 42kVA 0...599Hz IP20 Mat.No.00F6000-CMAT/20F6K13-3413 (1W) SWC09 AK17 LIM WSTD PSTD LSTD 306908465 / 2268568 /2020/36/0010... -
Page 27: Technical Data
3 Technical data Unless otherwise indicated, all electrical data in the following chapter refer to a 3-phase AC mains. 3.1 Operating conditions 3.1.1 Climatic environmental conditions Storage Standard Class Descriptions Ambient temperature EN 60721-3-1 -25…55 °C Relative humidity EN 60721-3-1 5…95 % (without condensation) Storage height –... -
Page 28: Mechanical Environmental Conditions
3.1.2 Mechanical environmental conditions Storage Standard Class Descriptions Vibration amplitude 1.5 mm (2…9 Hz) Vibration limits EN 60721-3-1 Acceleration amplitude 5 m/s² (9…200 Hz) Shock limit values EN 60721-3-1 40 m/s²; 22 ms Transport Standard Class Descriptions Vibration amplitude 3.5 mm (2…9 Hz) Vibration limits EN 60721-3-2 Acceleration amplitude 10 m/s²... -
Page 29: Electrical Operating Conditions
3.1.4 Electrical operating conditions 3.1.4.1 Device classification Requirement Standard Class Descriptions Overvoltage category EN 61800-5-1 – Non-conductive pollution, occasional conden- Pollution degree EN 60664-1 sation when PDS is out of service Table 4: Device classification 3.1.4.2 Electromagnetic compatibility For devices without an internal filter, an external filter is required to comply with the following limits. -
Page 30: Device Data Of The 230 V Devices
Device Data of the 230 v Devices 3.2 Device data of the 230 v devices 3.2.1 overview of 230 v devices The technical data are for 4/6-pole standard motors. With other pole numbers, the drive controller must be dimensioned onto the rated motor current. For motors with rated fre- quencies less than 15 Hz, contact the manufacturer for special sizing instructions. -
Page 31: Voltage And Frequencies For 230 V Devices
Device Data of the 230 v Devices The output frequency is to be limited in such a way that it does not exceed 1/10 of the switching frequency. Devices with a higher maximum output frequency are subject to export restrictions and are only available on request. -
Page 32: Input And Output Currents / Overload For 230 V Devices
Device Data of the 230 v Devices 3.2.3 input and output currents / overload for 230 v devices Device size Rated input current @ U = 230 V Rated input current @ U = 240 V N_UL in_UL Rated output current @ U = 230 V Rated output current @ U = 240 V... -
Page 33: Figure 3: Switch-Off Time T Depending On The Overload I/In At Oc Level 260
Device Data of the 230 v Devices Overload characteristic (Size 16, 230 V) Motor current / drive controller rated currrent / Amps Legend Thermal overload limit Range for extreme overloads figure 3: Switch-off time t depending on the overload I/IN at OC level 260% (OL) -
Page 34: Frequency-Dependent Maximum Current (Ol2) For 230 V Devices
Device Data of the 230 v Devices Overload characteristic (Size 17, 230 V) Motor current / drive controller rated currrent / Amps Legend Thermal overload limit Range for extreme overloads figure 4: Switch-off time t depending on the overload I/IN at OC level 260% (OL) •... - Page 35 Device Data of the 230 v Devices • Applies for the rated switching frequency: At 0 Hz output frequency, the drive control- ler can provide at least the rated output current. • Lower maximum currents apply for switching frequencies greater than rated switching frequency.
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Page 36: Power Dissipation At Rated Operation Of The 230 V Devices
Device Data of the 230 v Devices Frequency-dependent maximum current Device size Rated switching frequency 4 (s1 operation), 8 (s3 operation) output frequency / hz 2 kHz 126 141 156 161 161 161 4 kHz 133 145 161 161 frequency-dependent maximum current @ f Amps 8 kHz 129 140... -
Page 37: Device Data Of The 400 V Devices
Device Data of the 400 v Devices 3.3 Device data of the 400 v devices 3.3.1 overview of the 400 v devices The technical data are for 4/6-pole standard motors. With other pole numbers, the drive controller must be dimensioned onto the rated motor current. For motors with rated fre- quencies less than 15 Hz, contact the manufacturer for special sizing instructions. -
Page 38: Voltage And Frequencies For 400 V Devices
Device Data of the 400 v Devices The output frequency is to be limited in such a way that it does not exceed 1/10 of the switching frequency. Devices with a higher maximum output frequency are subject to export restrictions and are only available on request. -
Page 39: Example Of The Calculation Of The Possible Motor Voltage
Device Data of the 400 v Devices 3.3.2.1 Example of the calculation of the possible motor voltage The motor voltage for dimensioning of the drive is depending on the used components. The motor voltage reduces according to the following table: component Reduction / % example Mains choke U... -
Page 40: Figure 6: Switch-Off Time T Depending On The Overload I/In At Oc Level 240
Device Data of the 400 v Devices • At high surrounding temperatures and/or high heat sink temperatures (for example, by preceding utilisation nearby 100%), the drive controller can change to overtemperature error before triggering the protective function OL. • At low output frequencies or switching frequencies higher than the rated switch- ing frequency, the frequency-dependent maximum current can be exceed- ed before triggering the overload error OL and error OL2 can be triggered (... -
Page 41: Frequency-Dependent Maximum Current (Ol2) For 400 V Devices
Device Data of the 400 v Devices Overload characteristic (Size 19, 400 V) Motor current / drive controller rated current / A Legend Thermal overload limit Range for extreme overloads figure 7: Switch-off time t depending on the overload I/IN at OC level 270% (OL) •... -
Page 42: Figure 8: Typical Overload Characteristic In The Lower Output Frequencies (Ol2): Example Size 19 Device
Device Data of the 400 v Devices • Applies for the rated switching frequency: At 0 Hz output frequency, the drive control- ler can provide at least the rated output current. • Lower maximum currents apply for switching frequencies greater than the rated switch- ing frequency. -
Page 43: Power Dissipation At Rated Operation Of The 400 V Devices
Device Data of the 400 v Devices The values for the respective device size are listed in the following tables. Frequency-dependent maximum current Device size Rated switching frequency 4 (s1 operation), 8 (s3 operation) output frequency / hz 2 kHz 120 120 4 kHz 120 120... -
Page 44: General Electrical Data
GeneRaL eLectRicaL Data 3.4 General electrical data 3.4.1 switching frequency and temperature The drive controller cooling is designed such that the heat sink overtemperature thresh- old is not exceeded at rated conditions. A switching frequency higher than the rated switching frequency also produces higher losses and thus a higher heat sink heating. If the heat sink temperature reaches a critical threshold (T ), the switching frequen- cy will be reduced automatically step-by-step. -
Page 45: Dc Link / Braking Transistor Function
The transistor automatically switches on and off when the DC voltage rises above and below the level defined in Table 26 Table For additional information, Refer to the F6 Programming Manual. NOTICE Risk of destruction of the drive controller! Destruction of the drive controller ►... -
Page 46: Dc Link / Brake Transistor Function Of The 230 V Devices
GeneRaL eLectRicaL Data 3.4.4.1 DC link / brake transistor function of the 230 V devices Device size DC link Rated voltage @ U = 230 V N_dc DC link Rated voltage @ U = 230 V N_UL N_dc_UL DC link voltage working voltage range 240...373 240...373 IN_dc... -
Page 47: Fan
GeneRaL eLectRicaL Data 3.4.5 fan Device size Number Interior fan Speed-variable Number Heat sink fan Speed-variable table 28: Fan The fans are speed-variable. They are automatically controlled to high or low speed depending on the temperature limits set in the software. NOTICE Risk of destruction of the fan! ►... -
Page 48: Switching Behavior Of The Fans
GeneRaL eLectRicaL Data 3.4.5.1 Switching behavior of the fans Temperature monitoring controls the fans with different switch-on and switch-off points. ③ ② ① Heat sink temperature / °C Legend Fan speed in dependence on the temperature Setting range for the switch-on temperature Maximum switch-on temperature Switch-on point Switch-off point... -
Page 49: Installation
Dimensions anD weights 4 installation 4.1 Dimensions and weights 4.1.1 Panel mount air-cooled version 272,2 Z (1 : 1) für M6 (4x) for M6 (4x) housing Weight 13.8 kg Dimensions All dimensions in mm Figure 11: Dimensions panel mount air cooled... -
Page 50: Push Through Version Air-Cooled
Dimensions anD weights 4.1.2 Push through version air-cooled The heatsink is prepared such that it can be pushed through a rectangular cut-out in the back of the control panel. A sealing gasket is available which maintains an IP54 seal from outside to inside when mounted. Internally, the protection rating is IP20. The exter- nal heatsink is UL-approved with a NEMA1 rating when mounted. -
Page 51: Control Cabinet Installation
Use of other mounting material ► Alternate mounting hardware must meet the above material charac- teristics (quality) and tightening torques! ► The use of other mounting hardware is beyond the control of KEB and is therefore the sole responsibility of the customer. -
Page 52: Mounting Distances
Control Cabinet installation 4.2.2 mounting distances Power dissipation for the control cabinet dimension: 3.2.4 Power dissipation at rated operation of the 230 V devices 3.3.4 Power dissipation at rated operation of the 400 devices. A lower value can be used here depending on the operating mode/load. mounting the drive controller For reliable operation, the drive controller must be mounted flush, on a smooth, solid metal zinc-plated or galvanized mounting plate. -
Page 53: Protection Ratings Of Push-Through Mounted Devices
Control Cabinet installation 4.2.3 Protection ratings of push-through mounted devices ① ② ③ ④ legend IP20 zone inside the cabinet IP54 zone outside the cabinet Drive controller (power unit and control unit) Drive controller (heat sink) Housing (e.g. Control cabinet wall) Figure 14: Installation of IP54-ready devices iP54 zone: heat sink outside the housing The protection class IP54 can only be achieved when the device is properly... -
Page 54: Control Cabinet Ventilation
Control Cabinet installation 4.2.4 Control cabinet ventilation When the control cabinet is ventilated with forced air cooling fans, appropriate filters must be installed at both the inlet and outlet vents. Filters having an IP54 or NEMA 12 rating are recommended as they will prevent airborn contamination from entering the control cabinet and ultimately the drive controller. -
Page 55: Installation And Connection
Overview Of the f6 elevatOr Drive 5 installation and connection 5.1 Overview of the f6 elevator Drive housing 4 Name Description Shield clamps for shielded control ― cables Fastening points for optional shield support plate.The shielding e.g. from the motor cable is laid on ―... -
Page 56: Figure 18: F6 Housing 4 Bottom View
• Mains input • Braking resistor • DC supply • Motor connection Terminal for: • Motor temperature monitoring • Brake control Encoder interface channel A Encoder interface channel B ― Heat sink fan figure 18: F6 housing 4 bottom view... -
Page 57: Figure 19: F6 Housing 4 Top View With Control Board Pro
Shield clamps for shielded control ― cables figure 19: F6 housing 4 top view with control board PRO. Additional information can be found in the respective control board manual. Instructions for use F6 Elevator Drive control board PRO: https://www.kebamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/ma_dr_f6-cu-p-lift-... -
Page 58: Connection Of The Power Unit
Avoid destruction of the drive controller! ► Never exchange mains input and motor output! 5.2.1 Connection of the voltage supply The F6 Elevator Drive housing 4 can be supplied from the mains via the terminals L1, L2 and L3. figure 20: Input circuit... -
Page 59: Terminal Block X1A
ConneCtion of the power unit 5.2.1.1 Terminal block X1A Max. number tightening name function Cross-section for terminal connection of conduc- torque tors Mains connection 3-phase Flexible cable with wire end ferrule Connection for brak- 1.5...35 mm² ing resistor (between +R and R) (Without wire end ferrule up to max. -
Page 60: Protective And High-Frequency Ground
The use of the high frequency ground is not required if the drive control is prop- erly mounted and wired according to the KEB EMC guidelines. The protective earth ground must always be green, white or gray per NEC and/ or CEC guidelines. -
Page 61: Mains Connection
Refer to notes in section Mains choke HF filter for TN-, TT EN 61800-3. systems Required for compliance with the limit values in accordance with HF filter for IT systems Drive controller F6 Elevator Drive figure 23: Connection of the mains supply 3-phase... -
Page 62: Note On Hard Power Systems
80-100% THiD to around 45% THiD. If lower values of line current distortion are required, contact KEB regarding an applicable harmonic filter. With such a device, it is possible to reduce the harmonic distortion below 8% THiD. -
Page 63: Branch Circuit Protection
► This value may be significantly lower than the values in the tables below. NOTICE Branch circuit protection for the f6 must be provided using the fuses as listed in the tables below! ► High Speed Class J fuses are required due to fast trip response. -
Page 64: Drive Size
MAins ConneCtion Max. size of the fuse / A = 230 V = 230V = 230 V Drive size gG (ieC) class "J“ sCCr 30 kA sCCr 5 kA sCCr 30 kA type Siba 20 1xy 20.100 Eaton 170M1xy7 Littelfuse L25S090 Siba 20 1xy 20.125 Eaton 170M1xy8 Littelfuse L25S125... -
Page 65: Dc Supply
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.4 DC supply NOTICE DC operation ► DC operation is possible when used together with a regen unit or AIC unit. In both cases, the flow of power can be bi-directional. ► DC fuses must be installed as described in the Table 34 Table DC Branch circuit protection. -
Page 66: Table 34: Dc Fusing Of The 230 V Devices
MAins ConneCtion Max size of the fuse / A un = 325 Vdc Drive sCCr 5kA (standard) / 50 kA (high) Size Max fuse Manufacturer Model or series recommended fuse Amperage Amperage 50 25y 06.# 80 Adc 50 28y 06.# 100 Adc Siba 50 26y 06.#... -
Page 67: Terminal Block X1A Dc Connection
MAins ConneCtion Where “X” represents different indication options and Y represents different mechanical connections, and “#” represents the ampere rating. Only fuses within the described model or series may be used. Fuses with lower ampere ratings are allowed. 5.3.4.1 Terminal block X1A DC connection Max. -
Page 68: Connection Of The Motor
5.3.5 Connection of the motor 5.3.5.1 Wiring of the motor Control Legend KEB F6 Elevator Drive Apply motor cable, shielding on both sides over a large surface on the bare metallic frame or mounting plate (remove paint if necessary) Three-phase motor... -
Page 69: Terminal Block X1A Motor Connection
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.5.2 Terminal block X1A motor connection Max. number tightening name function Cross-section for terminal connection of conduc- torque tors Flexible cable with wire end ferrule 1.5...35 mm² (Without wire end ferrule up to max. For IEC: 2 50 mm²) 3.2...3.7 Nm Motor connection For 2 conductors max. -
Page 70: Selection Of The Motor Cable
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.5.3 Selection of the motor cable Correct wiring techniques as well as the motor cable itself play an important role in systems with long cable lengths, i.e. MRL applications. With lower motor power ratings it becomes critical to utilize a motor cable with reduced capacitance phase-to-phase as well as phase-to-shield. -
Page 71: Motor Cable Cross-Section And Installation
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.5.5 Motor cable cross-section and installation The ampacity of the motor conductors shall be sized based on following: • The rated current of the motor. • The adjusted value of LM09. NFPA 70 • In North America, the electric code requirements set forth in CSA C22.1 must be observed. -
Page 72: Connection Of The Temperature Monitoring And Brake Control (X1C)
► Cables from the motor temperature sensor within the motor cables may only be used with double shielding! ► The temperature sensor input on the F6 drive has basic isolation. The brake can be supplied with both, internal and external voltage. -
Page 73: Connection And Use Of A Braking Resistor
MAins ConneCtion KTY sensors are polarized semiconductors and must be operated in forward direction! Connect the anode to tA1 and the cathode to tA2! Failure of compliance leads to incorrect measurements in the upper temperature range. A protection of the motor KTY84 winding is then no longer guaranteed. -
Page 74: Terminal Block X1A Connection Braking Resistor
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.6.1 Terminal block X1A connection braking resistor Max. number tightening name function Cross-section for terminal connection of conduc- torque tors Flexible cable with wire end ferrule 1.5...35 mm² (Without wire end ferrule up to max. For IEC: 2 Connection for brak- 50 mm²) 3.2...3.7 Nm... -
Page 75: Brake Resistor Protection
MAins ConneCtion 5.3.6.3 Brake resistor protection A normally closed temperature sensor on the braking resistors can be used to open a DC contactor in the event the resistor temperature becomes excessive. Risk of catastrophic damage and/or fire! DAnGer ► In the event of component failure, this serves as the means to pre- vent catastrophic damage and/or fire. -
Page 76: Figure 32: Temperature Sensor Monitor Circuit; No Elevator Controller Supervision: Line Contactor
MAins ConneCtion Legend Branch Circuit Fuses Line Choke EMI EMI Filter Brake Resistor Line Contactor Elevator Control Voltage Control Motor figure 32: Temperature Sensor Monitor Circuit; No Elevator Controller Supervision: Line Contactor A normally closed temperature sensor on the braking resistors can be used to open an AC line contactor in the event the resistor temperature becomes excessive. -
Page 77: Accessories
80-100% THiD to around 45% THiD. ► If lower values of line current distortion are required, contact KEB regarding an applicable harmonic filter. With such a device it is pos- sible to reduce the harmonic distortion below 8% THiD. -
Page 78: Ferrite Core Common Mode Filter
ACCessories 5.4.4 Ferrite core common mode filter A ferrite core is supplied together with the elevator drive. This ferrite works as a common mode filter. It is to be installed near the UVW terminals of the elevator drive across the three motor phases. -
Page 79: Dv/Dt Chokes
ACCessories 5.4.5 DV/Dt Chokes Three sizes are available for motors with ratings up to 100 amps. All chokes are de- signed for use up to 550 VAC. The material numbers and current denominations are listed below. Inverter Size Line Voltage Material number rated Current* 230 V... -
Page 80: Certification
6.2 UL certification Acceptance according to UL is indicated on the name- plate of KEB drive converters by the logo shown below. For UL compliance for use in North American and Canadian markets, the following ad- ditional information must be observed on the market: •... -
Page 81: Additional Information And Documentation
CertifiCation 6.3 Additional information and documentation Supplementary manuals, instructions and resources below available for download at: www.keb.de/de/service/downloads www.kebamerica.com General instructions • EMC and safety instructions • Manuals for additional control boards, safety modules, fieldbus modules, etc. Instruction and information for construction and development •... -
Page 82: Revision History
Revision histoRy 7 Revision history version Date Description 2024-08 Preliminary version... -
Page 83: Notes
Notes Notes... - Page 84 Notes...
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