Fairford XFE Series Basic Manual To The Installation And Operation Download Page 3

3  M-85E0-F O81121

Note
Contactor K3 is required for the 'Op-
eration in Bypass Power Circuit' and
is controlled by the programmable
relay set as a 'Top of Ramp' relay.

The

 Electronic control card

 is located underneath

the cover in the all units.
Connections shown in the control circuit wiring diagram
are made to the electronic control card terminals as
shown in fig.2.2 below.

Programmable output,
Changeover contacts
Default: - Run Relay

Programmable output,
Changeover contacts
Default: Ramp
Complete

Programmable Input,
Control Input 1.
Default: Start/Stop

D

5

J

8

J

9

J

10

Relay

22 24 21 12 14 11 S0 S1

Micro-
controller

Relay

D5 (Green) indicates the presence
of the control supply.

Fig 2.2

Con

t

rol

Supply

Em

e

rg

e

n

c

y

S

t

op

STOP

START

K2.1

K2

K1

K2.2

El

ect

roni

c

c

on

t

rol

c

ard

S0, 00

S1

X2

X1

24

21

14

11

K3

Con

t

rol

s

upply

c

ard

Note: Extra X1-X2 on 300 Series for fan supply

For this
configuration,
applying the
equation,

I

e

(XFE) 

allows lower current
rating XFE than
the motor.

Fig 2.3 Power circuit for
In-Line connection of
motors (see note 3).

Indu

ct

ion

Mo

t

or

1

L1

3

L2

5

L3

2

T1

4

T2

6

T3

EARTH
(El

ect

ri

c

al

Ground)

I

s

ola

t

ion and Pro

tect

ion

Swi

tc

h-g

e

ar

(provid

e

d by

t

h

e c

u

st

om

e

r)

K1

F

ee

d

e

r

c

abl

es

Main

s

Supply

Bu

s

bar

L1
L2
L3

Cir

c

ui

t

Con

t

a

ct

or

Fig 2.4 Power circuit for In-Delta
connection of motors (see note 4).

Indu

ct

ion

Mo

t

or

U1

V1

V2

W2

W1

U2

In-d

e

l

t

a

c

onn

ect

ion

s

for

c

orr

ect

ro

t

a

t

ion of mo

t

or

T

e

rml Fwd

R

e

v

T1

T2

T3

L1

L2

L3

W1

V1

U1

V2

U2

W2

V1

W1

U1

W2

U2

V2

EART

H

(Electrical
Ground)

I

solation and Protection

S

w

itch

-

gear

(provided by the customer)

F

ee

d

e

r

c

abl

es

Mains

Supply

Busbar

L1
L2
L3

Cir

c

ui

t

Con

t

a

ct

or

K1

1

L1

3

L2

5

L3

2

T1

4

T2

6

T3

Fig 2.5 Power circuit for bypass
operation (see note 5).

Bypa

ss

Con

t

a

ct

or

Indu

ct

ion

Mo

t

or

EARTH
(El

ect

ri

c

al

Ground)

I

s

ola

t

ion and Pro

tect

ion

Swi

tc

h-g

e

ar

(provid

e

d by

t

h

e c

u

st

om

e

r)

F

ee

d

e

r

c

abl

es

Main

s

Supply

Bu

s

bar

L1
L2
L3

Cir

c

ui

t

Con

t

a

ct

or

K1

1

L1

3

L2

5

L3

2

T1

4

T2

6

T3

K3

Fig 2.1 Control circuit wiring

2

Wiring Diagrams

Use the control circuit with one of these power circuits

Note 1:

Correction capacitors:

Power factor correction capacitors must 

NOT

be positioned on the output of the power circuit.

Note 2:

Fuse Selection:

Where semiconductor type fuses are required, they should be selected from the table in Section 5.

Note 3:

The in-line configuration shown in Fig 2.3 requires that the firing mode be set to ‘0’.

Note 4:

The

In-Delta configuration

 as in Fig 2.4 requires that the Firing Mode be set to

 ‘1’.

 An in-line contactor controlled by the XFE 

MUST

 be used with the In-Delta firing mode.

Note 5:

The

bypass configuration

 as in Fig 2.5 is automatically detected as “Auto bypass” is set as default.

Summary of Contents for XFE Series

Page 1: ...control supply before you apply the control supply voltage 115 230 select ISOLATION Caution The XFE uses semiconductor devices in the main circuit and is not designed to provide isolation For this re...

Page 2: ...s Enclosure Ventilation When fitting the XFE into a cabinet ventilation must be provided if the heat output of the unit is greater than the cabinet will dissipate Use the following formula to determin...

Page 3: ...Contactor Fig 2 4 Power circuit for In Delta connection of motors see note 4 Induction Motor U1 V1 V2 W2 W1 U2 In delta connections for correct rotation of motor Terml Fwd Rev T1 T2 T3 L1 L2 L3 W1 V1...

Page 4: ...he selection of the correct XFE If the unit is supplied ready to set then it will force the selection of a starting Class when first powered up It is always possible to change the starting Class throu...

Page 5: ...s menu The XFE will not start until the control display indicates Stopped and ready Applications Auto features Rated current P106 Start Class Current Optimise rate ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER Starter Disa...

Page 6: ...ss only Power Protection full optimise Current P27 Peak Start P40 supply volts 416 Real PF P22 Delay angle P23 Max angle P20 Reference PF P21 Internal PF Temperature I P Enter password Change password...

Page 7: ...om line of display At any of the above stages pressing will return the user to the previous menu The XFE will now start and stop remotely from the START and STOP switches shown in Figure 2 1 but will...

Page 8: ...s recommended that the control supply is maintained between starts to ensure the integrity of the overload which will reset on it s removal 5 Product information Cooling The XFE is designed so that th...

Page 9: ...art of the ramp 9 Sensing Signal Short circuit thyristor or external noise during the ramp or during normal running 10 SCR Shorted Short circuit thyristor or motor side phase loss during the ramp 11 L...

Page 10: ...1400 85 2068132 1400 1400 85 2 x 2067132 1000 2000 85 2 x 2067132 1250 2500 100 2 x 2067132 2000 4000 100 2 x 2067132 2000 4000 Short circuit Amp RMS kA SIBA Fuse Amps 2068132 1400 85 2068132 1250 42...

Page 11: ...E 200 Series terminals XFE 300 Series terminals Normal service conditions Design standards and Approvals IEC 60947 4 2 EN 60947 4 2 AC Semiconductor Motor Controllers and Starters Ambient temperature...

Page 12: ...A 1000A 842A 744A 1060A 1060A 904A 812A 1100A 1115A 940A 830A 1150A 1150A 980A 880A 1209A 1210A 1020A 900A 1150A 1150A 980A 880A 1209A 1210A 1020A 900A 1320A 1320A 1050A 930A 1360A 1360A 1080A 950A 14...

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