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Table 3: Emissions Compliance 

Required Item 

Suggested Model 

Axx, Bxx, Dxx, 
and Fxx 

Schaffner® EMV AG 
FN 258-7/29

1

 

EMI 
Filter for 
VFD 
Types: 

Cxx and Exx 

Schaffner EMV AG 
FN 258-16/29 

Ferrite Core 
(Two Required) 

Fair-Rite® No. 
0443167251 

Shielded Power Wiring 

Any 3-conductor, braided, 
shielded cable 

1. Contact Schaffner and Fair-Rite for local distributors. 

 

TB3

TB1

TB2

1 2 3 4

L1 L2 L3

T1 T2 T3

L1

L1

L2

L2

L3

L3

E

Motor

EMI Filter

E

Shielded

Wiring

Separate input and output cables. Do not run input cables 
alongside output cables.  Do not bundle input and output 
cables together.

Input

Device(s)

Ferrite Cores

2, 3 or 4 Conductor 

Shielded Cables

Alarm

Device

 

Figure 8: CE/FCC/DOC Compliance Wiring 

Setup and Adjustments 

This section describes how to set up the 
VFD66 control. Remove the terminal access cover to 
access the jumper blocks and internal potentiometers. 
See 

Accessing the Interior

Adjusting the Control Settings 

!

  WARNING:  Risk of Electric Shock. 

Disconnect power from the control before making 
any adjustments. Do not touch any part of the 
printed circuit board while power is applied. Failure 
to follow these precautions can result in personal 
injury or death. 

Control settings are established by positioning 
six jumpers and adjusting two potentiometers. 

Factory default settings have all the jumpers in the 
installed position and the potentiometers set fully 
clockwise. (See Table 4Figure 3 and Figure 9.) 

Table 4: Jumper Settings by Function 

Jumper 
Block 

Function Jumper 

Removed

1

 

Jumper 
Installed 

J2 

J3 

Mode of 
Operation 

See 

Selecting an Input Mode.

 

J4 

Acceleration/
Deceleration 
Time 

5 Seconds 

30 Seconds 

J5 

Internal/ 
External P1 

J6 

Internal/ 
External P2 

Do not move the jumpers 
from the factory-installed 
position unless installing the 
External Potentiometer 
Replacement Cover. 

J7 

Input Signal 
Type 

0-10 VDC 

0-5 VDC 

J8 

Number of 
Input Signals 
Used 

Dual Single 

J9 

Maximum 
Output 
Frequency 

50 Hz 

60 Hz 

1. Do not discard jumpers. See Figure 9

 

To place a jumper in the removed position, reposition 
the jumper so that it is connected to only one pin on 
the jumper block. Keep the jumper because it may be 
needed in the future. To place a jumper in the installed 
position, place the jumper on both pins (Figure 9). 

Jumper blocks J2 and J3 establish input modes and 
work in conjunction with potentiometers P1 and P2. 
See 

Selecting an Input Mode.

 

Jumper

Pins

Removed
(positioned
on one pin)

Installed
(positioned
on both pins)

Jumper
Block

 

Figure 9: Jumper Placement on Pins 

Jumper blocks J5 and J6 have jumpers installed on 
the two middle pins of each jumper block. These 
jumpers activate the internal potentiometers. Moving 
the jumpers from the factory-installed position disables 
the internal potentiometers. 

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VFD66 Series Condenser Fan Speed Controls Product/Technical Bulletin 

Summary of Contents for VFD66 Series

Page 1: ...ion specific design of the VFD66 control provides a simple interface which makes the control easy to understand and operate Figure 1 VFD66 Condenser Fan Speed Control with NEMA 1 Enclosure Features and Benefits Isolated Input Circuitry Permits application with 0 5 VDC or 0 10 VDC controllers sensors transducers and Johnson Controls System 350 controls Simultaneous Acceptance of Two Similar Inputs ...

Page 2: ...1 4 159 4 3 4 120 4 5 8 117 7 1 4 184 Diagnostic Light Emitting Diodes LEDs Figure 2 VFD66 NEMA 1 Enclosure Dimensions The VFD66 control can also stabilize the condenser head pressures which helps optimize compressor operation and can reduce wear and extend compressor life eliminate the condenser fan short cycling which can reduce motor repair and replacement costs stabilize evaporator temperature...

Page 3: ...harged for a period of time after power is removed Failure to wait until the VFD66 control fully discharges could cause electric shock personal injury or death NEMA 1 Enclosure Follow these steps to remove the terminal cover 1 Remove the terminal cover screw and push downward on the ventilation holes 2 Pull outward on the top of the terminal access cover J7 J8 TB3 1 2 3 4 TB1 L3 L2 L1 TB2 P1 T1 T2...

Page 4: ...rminal Block TB3 Figure 3 See Table 2 Figure 4 Figure 5 and Figure 6 for additional information on wiring specific Johnson Controls PENN input devices to the VFD66 controls Table 2 Wiring Johnson Controls PENN Input Devices Input Device Input Device Terminal VFD66 Control TB3 Terminal 1 1 2 2 or 3 1 P35AG 9200R Transducer 3 4 V 2 or 3 1 A350PS 1C or P352PN Series Controls C 4 Red 1 White 2 or 3 1 ...

Page 5: ...er 322455 for 12 10 AWG wire size Wiring Input Power CAUTION Risk of Property Damage Ensure that the power source conforms to the requirements of the equipment Failure to use a correct power source may result in permanent damage to the equipment IMPORTANT Wiring line voltage input power to the wrong terminal block will damage the VFD66 control Wire input power ONLY to Terminal Block 1 TB1 The inpu...

Page 6: ...ave all the jumpers in the installed position and the potentiometers set fully clockwise See Table 4 Figure 3 and Figure 9 Table 4 Jumper Settings by Function Jumper Block Function Jumper Removed1 Jumper Installed J2 J3 Mode of Operation See Selecting an Input Mode J4 Acceleration Deceleration Time 5 Seconds 30 Seconds J5 Internal External P1 J6 Internal External P2 Do not move the jumpers from th...

Page 7: ...k less effective in dissipating the generated heat High altitudes have thinner air than lower altitudes which is less effective in dissipating heat The less effective the heat sink is the lower the maximum output ampere rating of the VFD66 control Temperature De Rating For temperatures up to 122 F 50 C the maximum output ampere rating is unaffected by temperature At temperatures between 122 F 50 C...

Page 8: ...6 Amperes If the VFD66 control is used in Denver Colorado altitude 5200 ft and the ambient temperature reaches 140 F 60 C then the VFD66 control is de rated to a 7 5 ampere maximum current draw due to the high ambient temperature and is further de rated to 7 05 amperes of current draw because of high altitude De rated Maximum Output Amperes 7 5 Amperes x 0 94 7 05 Amperes Commissioning Table 6 Mod...

Page 9: ...idles Installed Removed Can be set at 0 50 of maximum motor speed CW Motor shuts off P1 adjusts the minimum speed of the motor The minimum speed is adjustable from 0 to 50 of total motor speed Turning P1 Clockwise CW increases minimum speed setting Counterclockwise CCW decreases minimum speed setting P2 determines whether the motor idles at minimum speed or shuts off at minimum speed P2 must be se...

Page 10: ... voltage from 10 90 of the 5 VDC supply power as the pressure goes from minimum to maximum of the transducer rating Pressure RPM 100 50 Setpoint Set by P1 and J3 25 100 psi 50 psi Proportional Band Set by P2 200 psi 250 psi Note Non ratiometric transducers generate more error than ratiometric transducers 0 10 VDC P499 transducers are not ratiometric The J7 jumper position sets the input signal vol...

Page 11: ... to the VFD66 controls When power is disconnected from the VFD66 controls this LED remains illuminated while the power supply capacitors discharge If the motor is not running when power is removed the LED may remain illuminated for up to 5 minutes while the capacitors discharge The ALARM LED indicates fault conditions and provides diagnostic information Constant illumination of this LED indicates ...

Page 12: ... blocks J7 and J8 See Figure 3 Table 10 and Table 11 for possible operation scenarios when the jumper position is not correct for the input device connected to the VFD66 Table 10 Possible Operation Scenarios Related to Jumper Block J7 If the control is set for___ And if the control receives___ The result is___ 0 10 VDC J7 jumper installed 0 5 VDC the VFD66 control only drives the motor at half of ...

Page 13: ...ad is too large Install jumper on J4 to slow acceleration deceleration rate Input voltage is too high Ensure that the input voltage matches the rating of the model of the VFD66 control Two Over Voltage Fault trips if voltage exceeds 123 of nominal VFD66 control deceleration time is shorter than time needed to stop the load Install the jumper on J4 to slow acceleration deceleration rate Mechanical ...

Page 14: ...rs A VFD66 control can control multiple motors however the sum of the Full Load Amperes FLA ratings for the motors must not exceed the maximum output amperage rating of the VFD66 control including any de rating due to altitude and or temperature Ordering Information To select the proper model of the VFD66 control for a specific application 1 Locate the nameplate dataplate on the motors intended fo...

Page 15: ...19 5 8 ft 6 m Product code numbers ending in K are P499 kit models that include one P499 transducer model and one WHA PKD3 200C 6 1 2 ft 2 m wiring harness To order a single P499 transducer model without a WHA PKD3 200C wiring harness replace the K with a C at the end of the P499 product code number P499RAP type models are 0 5 VDC ratiometric pressure transducers with an 1 8 in 27 NPT male externa...

Page 16: ...ol ratings Table 15 Ordering Table for NEMA 1 Enclosure Models Product Code Numbers Voltage Rating Ampere Rating1 Control Only Control with One P35 Transducer Included Control Only with Alarm Output 4 0 VFD66AAA 1C VFD66AAA 100C VFD66AAE 1C 7 5 VFD66CAA 1C VFD66CAA 100C VFD66CAE 1C 208 230 VAC 60 Hz 230 VAC 50 Hz 10 6 VFD66EBA 1C 2 VFD66EBA 100C 2 VFD66EBE 1C 2 1 8 VFD66BAA 1C VFD66BAA 100C N A 3 ...

Page 17: ... CSA C22 2 No 14 Emissions Compliance FCC US DOC Canada based on EU testing with Emissions Compliance items installed shown in Figure 8 EU Directive Compliance CE mark 72 23 EEC Low Voltage Directive and 89 336 EEC EMC Directive compliance with Emissions Compliance items installed shown in Figure 8 Input Devices Johnson Controls PENN A350P P35 P352P P499 Performer Rack Controllers Johnson Controls...

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