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Donaldson Company, Inc.
Downtime Cleaning
With Motor Starter
The downtime cleaning control panel with motor starter
requires three-phase power with the requirements as
listed on the motor’s nameplate and is wired directly to
the terminals on the motor disconnect switch located
inside the control panel. See wiring diagram inside
control panel.
Delta P Cleaning
With Motor Starter
The Delta P control panel with motor starter requires
three-phase power with the requirements as listed on the
motor’s nameplate and is wired directly to the terminals
on the motor disconnect switch located inside the
control panel. See wiring diagram inside control panel.
Downtime Cleaning with Motor Starter
L3
L2
L1
1L3
1L2
1L1
ground lug
PE PE
1L1
1L2
3-Phase
OL
M1
fused
disconnect
30A
M1
blower
motor
3-ft blower
motor cable
Downtime Cleaning without Motor Starter
G ground lug
TR1
L
N
N
N
FU1
PS1
N
L
G
120-Volt AC
Delta P Cleaning with Motor Starter
L3
L2
L1
1L3
1L2
1L1
ground lug
PE PE
1L1
1L2
3-Phase
OL
M1
fused
disconnect
30A
M1
blower
motor
3-ft blower
motor cable
Delta P Cleaning without Motor Starter
SEQ1
SV2
SV1
SV3
120-Volt
ground
lug
FU1
Without Motor Starter
The downtime cleaning panel without motor starter
requires 120-Volt AC, single-phase power to be wired
directly to the control panel terminal block at Terminals
L, N, and G. Separate power must be supplied directly
to the motor. See the wiring diagram on the motor's
nameplate and Motor Wiring Instructions.
Without Motor Starter
The Delta P control panel without motor starter requires
120-Volt AC, single-phase power to be wired directly to
the control panel two-point terminal block located on the
3-pin timer subpanel. Separate power must be supplied
directly to the motor. See the wiring diagram on the
motor's nameplate and Motor Wiring Instructions.
