Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
Cutler-Hammer - Eaton Canada
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Application Considerations<br />
Motor Selection<br />
Careful consideration of the proper motor is<br />
essential to obtain optimum performance from<br />
your drive. Contact your <strong>Cutler</strong>-<strong>Hammer</strong> sales<br />
representative or distributor for additional<br />
assistance and/or literature regarding motor<br />
selection and other aspects of drive applications.<br />
1. Your AF93/IS903 drive is designed to be<br />
connected directly to a single, NEMA design<br />
B, three phase AC motor. The motor must be<br />
selected and applied so that the average<br />
operating motor current and horsepower do<br />
not exceed the continuous current and<br />
horsepower ratings of the drive. The<br />
intermittent operating current must not<br />
exceed the intermittent current rating of the<br />
drive.<br />
2. Consider the effect of speed on the cooling<br />
capacity of the motor. As you slow down<br />
some types of motors (such as a Totally<br />
Enclosed Fan Cooled [TEFC]), its internal<br />
fan turns slower which reduces air flow<br />
through the motor. Typically, these types of<br />
motors may overheat if you operate them for<br />
extended periods of time at their rated<br />
torque and a reduced speed (less than 50%<br />
of full speed). Choose a motor that matches<br />
the expected duty, torque range and speed.<br />
Pre-Installation<br />
INSTALLATION<br />
3. Multiple motors may be operated by an<br />
AF93/IS903 drive if:<br />
¥ Total current from all motors does not<br />
exceed the current rating of the AF93/IS903.<br />
¥ Individual motor overload protection is<br />
supplied.<br />
¥ All motors must start and change speed<br />
together.<br />
! Warning<br />
If you configure the drive to operate above 60<br />
Hz, the motor may operate above its nameplate<br />
speed. Personal injury or equipment damage<br />
may exist when you operate the motor and<br />
driven machines above their rated speed. Make<br />
certain that all guards and shields are in place<br />
before operating at any speed. Refer to the<br />
motor manufacturer to verify safe motor speed.<br />
AF93/IS903 Instruction Manual<br />
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