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Technical Information

Precision Induction Heating

MBRELL

Doc#801-9526-00.doc

Footswitch

You can attach an optional footswitch to your

ASY

EAT

, enabling you to toggle



HeatOn

remotely. In the first example, heating occurs only while you depress the switch; in the
second, the footswitch starts a timed cycle

Continuous

Touch panel

STOP



Gnd: Jumper retained

START



Gnd: N.O. contact

►

System Options

Start From

►

Rear Panel

Start Type

►

1 button

Timer

Touch panel

STOP



Gnd: Jumper retained

START



Gnd: N.O. contact

►

System Options

Start From

►

Rear Panel

Start Type

►

2 button



Adjust Timer for desired

duration



Depress footswitch to start

timer

Summary of Contents for 3542

Page 1: ...STRUCTIONS 4 2kW 10kW Induction Heating Systems LI Models 3542 4048 5060 7590 8310 PRECISION INDUCTION HEATING EQUIPMENT File Name 801 9526 00 doc Part Number 801 9526 Revision P ECN 1501 33 By S Nels...

Page 2: ...nt Added Regulation Efficiency and Power Measurement content Rev N Added WEEE disclaimer content Rev P Added electrical warning to p68 Corrected contact information Ambrell Companies Ambrell www ambre...

Page 3: ...HEAT 39 3 1 Rear Panel Connections 39 3 2 Serial Port RJ45 modular 45 3 3 Optional Equipment 53 3 4 eVIEW Induction Heating Software 55 3 5 Tap Adjustment 57 3 6 Re selecting Mains Voltage Range 59 4...

Page 4: ...symbols indicate a step in a procedure manual sections lighted indicators on the equipment A notice that requires your special attention may pertain to safe operation of the equipment A notice that r...

Page 5: ...results with Touch pad interface for control and programming Backlit LCD simultaneous display of up to four data fields Analog output user programmable to represent Coil current RF power or operating...

Page 6: ...e safety codes The equipment requires a connection to earth ground and does not make use of neutral Failure to connect earth safety ground will result in a potentially hazardous condition Do not omit...

Page 7: ...tate Your E stop switch must be isolated dry contact capable of switching 0 1A 24Vdc The power supply is fitted with an external rear panel jumper which must be removed to insert any safety switches r...

Page 8: ...rface is conducted here Status LEDs indicate what your EASYHEAT is doing AC indicator is lighted when unit is turned on LCD display provides operating information navigation programming prompts START...

Page 9: ...the internal temperature rises too high Cooling water is directed to and from the work head through the chassis and monitored by the power supply Circuit breaker This gang switch controls the mains c...

Page 10: ...l shown and required wiring See 3 for instructions to change your transformer tap settings Water is directed through the work head to draw out excess heat developed naturally in the internal component...

Page 11: ...lace RF cover to remove tubing push in on retaining rings pull out tubes Work head mounting base options Your work head has been fitted with a two part mounting insert which elevates and insulates the...

Page 12: ...ounting plate re use or use new O rings PN 117 0021 insert in recessed face of work head secure coil with 4 screws provided tighten Rack panel Mounting Your EASYHEAT is mountable in your panel or 19 r...

Page 13: ...ents these agents reduce efficiency of cooling If cooler is not supplied by us Install a pressure regulator and a particulate matter filter both non ferrous in the supply of your cooling water Do not...

Page 14: ...the instructions in 3 6 We recommend that you install a fused disconnect switch not supplied by Ambrell in the branch circuit supplying the equipment Base your selection of fuses on the equipment name...

Page 15: ...anguage suite EN ES FR DE IT this capability is reflected in this screen Firmware versions There may be instances where we need this information from you n nn represents the version numbers of the Dis...

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Page 17: ...r EASYHEAT operates in this zone when you first apply power The factory settings enable you to get right to work heating parts by operating the front panel From the Home zone you can adjust output lev...

Page 18: ...Untimed 0 0A 0kHz 100 1A Untimed 0 0A 0kHz 100 1A Untimed 100 1A 100kHz 1 3 Ready HeatOn Fault Ready HeatOn Fault 2 Ready HeatOn Fault 2 Timer cycle or continuous Setpoint required output level Output...

Page 19: ...ton to scroll quickly to a new value press adjust until 10 00s secure unheated part in coil part not contacting coil do not hold press START HeatOn Ready Ready only when timer expires HeatOff remove h...

Page 20: ...put power is turned on this displays the output in terms of RF coil power or current The output level can be shown in RF Amps or RF Watts press to toggle At the bottom right corner of the screen the f...

Page 21: ...than 2 for suggested corrective step s W overscored displayed output power is outside a preferred tolerance band Increase tap for possible improvements Cap display you are attempting to adjust Setpoi...

Page 22: ...the Home zone these are used to adjust Setpoint and Timer indicated with the display pointer Within the Control zone below use the up button to replay the start up screens to review firmware version...

Page 23: ...notices construct and enact heating Profiles adjust for RF output stage configuration tap settings tank capacitor Each touch pad button is represented in the map showing the effect touching each one h...

Page 24: ...nt panel Rear you attach your remote signaling source PLC relays etc to CTB1 at the rear and START with those signals RS485 4 Wire if Communication RS485 4 Wire below select this to start heating with...

Page 25: ...only protocols supported at this time Use to select then to enable See 3 Serial Communications Contrast Adjust To change the contrast of the displayed characters lower number lighter characters Use to...

Page 26: ...HeatOn ceases when STOP is pressed or when timer expires 1button HeatOn only while button is pressed or CTB1 signal closed ceases when button is released or CTB1 signal opens Control From Front Panel...

Page 27: ...any previous Fault notices previous from last heat cycle use to change between F and C Once this screen is displayed press use to select operating features Adjust Profiles This lets you build up to fo...

Page 28: ...ap changing instructions select the correct work head model 1600SP Series 800S Series 800P Series 400 Series 300S Series 300P Series 150 Series Custom This information provided by us to select capacit...

Page 29: ...prove operation refer to 3 for further adjusting instructions HeatOn Limit Unit heating not meeting setpoint display output differs from setpoint by more than 2 for suggested corrective step s W overs...

Page 30: ...ystem cannot meet your Setpoint It lets you know that output is being restricted due to the condition mentioned in the notice Cutback Mode may be displayed Cap Over Voltage Cap Over Current capacitor...

Page 31: ...et A1 step Time ex sets A1 Time 10s press Note A1 data points are displayed use select A2 set A2 Start 100A set A2 End 200A set A2 Time 20s use select A3 set A3 Data points as shown Clears all data fo...

Page 32: ...oftware controlled compensation may not have enough time to respond Longer heat cycles may also be effected for severely undertapped conditions To disable frequency compensation Enter the Control Zone...

Page 33: ...ent safety is compromised Call your Ambrell office 6 months coolant level top off if required appearance flush replace if dark or cloudy system for signs of leaks repair 12 months coolant dump flush r...

Page 34: ...tions are secure ensure tap wiring and internal settings agree if Ready turns off while heating see 3 5 remove all power and water from your system wait 5 minutes use Philips screwdriver to remove cov...

Page 35: ...move cover from your workhead examine all connections in both sides of boxed areas ensure secure connections examine your coil mounting connections ensure secure connections Tighten all cap buss conne...

Page 36: ...laboratory rather than real world conditions The EASYHEAT systems make use of Smartburst technology which allows users to approach these higher current limits in actual use under many real world cond...

Page 37: ...How Your EASYHEAT Works 37 AMBRELL 801 9526 00 doc Precision Induction Heating...

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Page 39: ...ur EASYHEAT requires electrical connections at TB1 and in some cases unit configuration from the touch pad This terminal block is where you make all hardware control and monitoring connections to your...

Page 40: ...scroll to Auxiliary Out press to scroll through output modes and their respective scaled ranges Choices Power 0 20mA Power 4 20mA Amps 0 20mA Amps 4 20mA Frequency 0 20mA Frequency 4 20mA Disabled Sel...

Page 41: ...ge supply to this terminal Electrical Touch pad Connect to internal solid state contacts to complete your indicator signaling shown READY pair closure Ready HeatOn pair closure HeatOn Fault pair closu...

Page 42: ...restricted water path we may recommend the use of a bypass block with your work head Ask your sales representative In this case you may be required to complete wiring for an external flow switch sold...

Page 43: ...sure initiates heating opening STOP signal halts heating Heating cannot commence whenever normally closed STOP signal is opened Case You use one external signal switch or isolated contact to control R...

Page 44: ...ouch pad Using 0 10Vdc source left upper terminal negative lower terminal positive set jumper left illustration Using 4 20mA source right upper terminal negative lower terminal positive across both 25...

Page 45: ...mmunity its performance with long data lines and its ability to address multiple units connected in parallel Converter Kit Purchased Separately The RS485 serial communication port is a standard featur...

Page 46: ...tart From and Control From press until once this selection has been made press press to select Terminal Mode select for addressing default 1 press to modify 1 32 valid 0 used for broadcast cannot be s...

Page 47: ...e such as EASYHEAT then select COM1 or appropriate for your device 38400 baud or appropriate for your device 8 data bits parity none stop bits 1 flow control NONE click OK Click Disconnect upper image...

Page 48: ...ype 1 or your device address ENTER EASYHEAT replies If the EASYHEAT does not reply to this command select disconnect at HyperTerminal select Properties Connect To select another available COM port re...

Page 49: ...looks like this 2 line display is arranged like this csv data arranged per this example the setting if required from the table below device address default 1 1 32 available 0 broadcast address all add...

Page 50: ...ne Turns on the alarm function If after the programmed delay time as extinguished if the power falls outside of the minimum or maximum power levels the alarm symbol will be displayed ADDED V5 02 displ...

Page 51: ...ts a profile to load and run Example select profile B Selectable profiles are A B C and D 1 ctl fileb ctl fpan none Selects control to be front panel 1 ctl fpan ctl rpan0 10 none Selects control to be...

Page 52: ...ation to be RS485 1 start rs485 stat none Provides present system status messages 1 stat temp none Responds with heat sink and internal temperature of the power supply 1 temp temp c none Selects tempe...

Page 53: ...l Touch panel STOP Gnd default jumper is removed from TB1 System Options Start From Rear Panel Control From Front Panel Start Type 2 button 2 light model Touch panel J8 set left illustration Remote In...

Page 54: ...ing occurs only while you depress the switch in the second the footswitch starts a timed cycle Continuous Touch panel STOP Gnd Jumper retained START Gnd N O contact System Options Start From Rear Pane...

Page 55: ...S So of ft tw wa ar re e eVIEW is a PC based application that interfaces with EASYHEAT and EKOHEAT power supplies eVIEW allows the operator to visualize analyze and store induction heating data while...

Page 56: ...a csv file for easy exporting to spreadsheet applications Set alarms around all key heating parameters to identify deviations as they occur Capture external analog signals such as temperature eVIEW is...

Page 57: ...J G H K J C A C B A C A C Tap 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 Wire X F F E Y C C J B D C C D D Cu G H K B A C A C B A B A H G A F J B E D C Tap adjustments are made with 3 wires X Y K and jumper s Cu which...

Page 58: ...rmine present setting from previous table above example TAP 22 depending on the message select the TAP on the chart which is numerically higher or lower that the present setting use slotted screw driv...

Page 59: ...voltage range for which your system has been configured If you have a need to move the system into a facility with a different mains voltage range follow these instructions 230V Models 440V Models 208...

Page 60: ...hown to select lower mains range set J1 B J2 A to select higher mains range set J1 A J2 B replace unit cover and secure screws restore AC power Navigate to Menu Selection System Options select AC Volt...

Page 61: ...ping with relevant regulations The end user must hand over the system to either a licensed private or public disposal company or must recycle the unit himself If the end user hands over the system to...

Page 62: ...ions when lower percentage outputs are called for Pulse Width Modulation This technique is used on the EKOHEAT product line and is commonly used in the industry EASYHEAT products borrow from a techniq...

Page 63: ...would be an open coil the run interval is kept very brief as this condition is seen as approaching a shorted coil While the generator may be able to maintain regulation at low levels and meet applica...

Page 64: ...ated to mains input current and the circuit breaker limit without taking into account power module efficiency and power factor Both efficiency and power factor change with operating conditions While p...

Page 65: ...d current probes and their errors It is recommended that load power measurements be performed instead of terminal power using calorimeter techniques These techniques will include the losses of coil co...

Page 66: ...onstruction aluminum Finish front panel black painted Remote Heat Station Feature Value Units Dimensions1 130x286x146 5 1x11 3x5 7 WxDxH mm in Internal access philips head screws Mounting reference yo...

Page 67: ...dels Model 3542 4048 5060 7590 8310 units AC Line Power 5 2 5 9 7 4 11 2 12 4 2 kVA AC Line Protection 25 30 30 35 35 A Frequency 50 60 Hz AC Line Voltage 1 187 230 or 230 264 Vac 3 1 Level determined...

Page 68: ...mA Zin 250 see 3 Start closed provide isolated contact closure Stop open FLS closed opened contact Fault 19Vdc 0 1A E Stop open opened contact stop contacts rated for 24Vdc min required wetting curren...

Page 69: ...Watts max rated Where Power in Watts Aux_out_mA max power in watts 20 mA output Watts 1 500 5 2 500 10 5 000 20 10 000 4 20mA Scale in Power mode Model 8310 Where Power in Watts Aux_out_mA 4 max powe...

Page 70: ...example if Aux out is 3 59mA then 3 59 13 5 140 188 46 kHz mA output Frequency in kHz 0 140 3 180 5 12 302 20 410 4 20mA Scale in Frequency mode In 4 20mA scale Frequency_in_kHz Aux_Out_mA 4 16 875 1...

Page 71: ...s flow system minimum 3 8 1 0 5 7 1 5 l m g m pressure2 2 8 5 5 40 80 bar lb in2 pH 7 pH conductivity resistivity 25 C less than 50000 greater than 2000 S cm solids less than 150 ppm 1 Water temperatu...

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