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REVOLUTION SP FAN

Pub. No. RFSP Rev. 5 - December 2010   

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TROUBLESHOOTING

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC FREQUENCY DRIVE

Problem Cause 

Resolution

Display on Frequency  

No power to control box

Use voltage meter on AC setting to 

drive does not light up

determine if there is incoming power. 
Measure across L1/L2, L2/L3, L1/L3.
All readings should be within a couple
of volts.

Loose wires 

Check for loose wires along path at
locations where readings change.

Check fuses to make sure they are good 

Replace if necessary

Check to make sure load switch is turned to on.

Turn to ON position

Frequency drive failure 

Consult factory

Display on Frequency

No start command given

Turn Fan control switch off and then 

drive lights up but fan

back on. 

not does run.

Loose wire

Check for loose wires at frequency
drive and switch.

Check for loose jumper wire between
terminals 1 and 11 on frequency 
drive.

Stop signal from fire protection system. 

If fan is wired to shut off with fire
protection system, verify that fan is 
not getting signal to shut down from 
fire protection system. Test this by 
installing jumper wire between 
terminals 1 and 11 and turning fan 
control switch off and then on. If fan 
starts, check the fire protection 
system.

Reset from fault 

Turn fan load switch off. Wait for 30 
seconds, and then turn back on. Turn
fan control switch off and then back 
on.

Frequency drive starts

Power Loss 

Monitor incoming lines for low power 

faults when fan starts.

or power up to a fault code or
interruption.

USF Line Supply Under Voltage 

Monitor incoming power lines for low 
power or power interruption.

Power down completely and restart

OSF Line Supply Over Voltage 

Monitor incoming power lines for high
line voltage or transient conditions.
Install step down transformer if
voltage is high. Activate A092 / A093

Summary of Contents for REVOLUTION SP

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OWNER S MANUAL PRINTED IN U S A PUBLICATION NO RFSP REV 5 RITE HITE PRINT SHOP DECEMBER 2010 This Manual Covers All Fans Shipped 1 07 to Date...

Page 2: ...the Planned Maintenance Program P M P which can be fitted to your specific operation Call your local representative or RITE HITE at 1 414 355 2600 or toll free at 1 800 456 0600 The RITE HITE product...

Page 3: ...ing the work area the power supply has been locked in the OFF position or disconnected It is mandatory that an approved lockout device is utilized An example of a lockout device is illustrated above T...

Page 4: ...ave received all of the above items before installation begins Notify the factory if parts are missing or damaged TOOLS REQUIRED 2 7 16 wrenches 2 wrenches 1 1 box end wrench 1 1 1 16 box end wrench 2...

Page 5: ...reas when the fan is running Whenever possible allow 12 additional clearance to IMPORTANT If the ceiling support structure is an open web design all hanging dimensions can be taken from the underside...

Page 6: ...Use a level to ensure the extension tube is hanging vertical CEILING TRUSS MOUNTING STRUCTURAL ANGLES Never mount the fan to only one building joist One joist will not provide the rigidity and suppor...

Page 7: ...plied by Rite Hite is designed to make the installation of the kit easier The two formed angles span existing building trusses The drawing below shows how the brackets are used to secure the angles to...

Page 8: ...e 3 x 3 tube should always bolt to the ceiling bracket If the fan assembly is mounted directly to the ceiling bracket without an extension tube you will need to purchase 4 x grade 8 bolts locally to b...

Page 9: ...r object For the most support possible attach the cables to the ceiling at 90 degrees to each other and as far away from the point where the fan is mounted as possible These cables are secured at the...

Page 10: ...to 75 ft lb 102 NM Clean each blade with a paper towel to remove fingerprints and dirt before the blades are installed In the event a blade is damaged the damaged blade and the blade opposite must be...

Page 11: ...o open the relay will stop the fan REMOTE STOP FOR OPEN AIR ENVIRONMENT When fans are used in open air environments it may be necessary to shut the fans down as wind speed increases These controls can...

Page 12: ...or another controller MAY NOT share the same conduit The conduit with the incoming power and the conduit with the power going to the motor should be separated by a minumun of 6 152 mm Do not use soli...

Page 13: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 13 CONTROL BOX WIRING...

Page 14: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN 14 Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 STOP CURCUIT FOR MULTIPLE FANS SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC...

Page 15: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 15 REMOTE MOUNTED FAN FOR SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC...

Page 16: ...omer RECOMMENDED FUSE RATINGS Recommended Branch Recommended Circuit Protection Incoming Service Input Voltage Amps Amps 110 120V 1PH 60 Hz 20A 20A 200 240V 1PH 60 Hz 15A 15A 200 240V 3PH 60 Hz 15A 10...

Page 17: ...the master frequency drive will restart the frquency drive only Cycle the remote on off switch to restart all fans Ceiling mounted standard control boxes should not be mounted inside the fan diameter...

Page 18: ...IONAL The laminated beam brackets are through bolted with one bracket on each side of the laminated or concrete beam The standard ceiling mounting bracket should then be attached to this bracket in th...

Page 19: ...n Do not use strong solvents FAN MOUNTING Re torque all fasteners 1 2 13 Grade 8 98 ft lbs 5 16 18 Grade 8 29 ft lbs Check the fan including mounting supports to make sure all hardware is tight and sh...

Page 20: ...ple will detect It is caused by the frequency drive creating power for the fan motor and it will always be present with a motor that is controlled by a variable frequency drive 3 Wind noise will be pr...

Page 21: ...switch Check for loose jumper wire between terminals 1 and 11 on frequency drive Stop signal from fire protection system If fan is wired to shut off with fire protection system verify that fan is not...

Page 22: ...6100 mm 29 rpm 16 fan 4880 mm 35 rpm 12 fan 3660 mm 50 rpm 8 fan 2440 mm 75 rpm If the fan rotates at a different speed than above check the gearbox label to insure the wrong size blades were not ins...

Page 23: ...ket Assembly includes the following parts White 135144 1 Ceiling Mount Bracket White 135145 2 Spacer White 135146 2 Clamp Plate White 125338 4 Bolt 5 13 x 2 Grade 8 125339 6 Nut 5 13 Nylock Grade 8 12...

Page 24: ...ube 135129 2 Top Angle Black 125338 4 Bolt 5 13 x 1 5 Grade 8 125339 6 Nut 5 13 Nylock Grade 8 125340 2 Bolt 5 13 x 4 5 Grade 8 51709 8 Washer 5 Flat 125337 2 Top Angle GREY 4 Bolt 5 13 x 1 5 Grade 8...

Page 25: ...olished 135160 4 Clevis Cover Painted Dome Hub Cover 135161 1 Dome Hub Cover Painted to match Annodize 135283 1 Dome Hub Cover Painted to match MILL FINISH 135162 1 Dome Hub Cover Plated to match Poli...

Page 26: ...4 1 1 HP 110 120 V 1 PH 60 Hz 135185 1 1 HP 208 240 V 1 PH 60 Hz 135186 1 1 HP 208 240 V 3 PH 60 Hz 135187 1 1 HP 460 480 V 3 PH 60 Hz 135188 1 1 HP 575 V 3 PH 60 Hz 135189 1 1 HP 208 240 V 1 PH 50 Hz...

Page 27: ...5 stabilization cable attachment white 125368 5 Bolt 5 13 x 5 0 Grade 8 125339 5 Nut 5 13 Nylock Grade 8 51709 6 Washer 5 Flat 125365 1 4 7 Down Tube Assembly Includes the following parts grey 125366...

Page 28: ...st Fan includes the following parts white 135269 2 Angle 4 625 x 3 x 1875 x 120 white 2 Bolt 5 13 x 10 fully threaded grade 8 51709 4 Washer 5 Flat 125339 2 Nut 5 13 Nylock Grade 8 135270 2 Bracket Sp...

Page 29: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 29 NOTES...

Page 30: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN 30 Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 NOTES...

Page 31: ...REVOLUTION SP FAN Pub No RFSP Rev 5 December 2010 31 NOTES...

Page 32: ...HITE exclusive warranty RITE HITE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS Non standard RITE HITE warranties if any must be specified...

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