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02.99 <strong>08</strong>.03<br />

Siemens AG <strong>2003</strong> All rights reserved<br />

SIMODRIVE POSMO A <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> (POS1) – <strong>08</strong>.03 <strong>Edition</strong><br />

2.2 Electrical system requirements<br />

All of the power supplies must have ”protective separation”.<br />

When using SIMODRIVE POSMO A in UL-certified plants and machines,<br />

a UL-certified varistor, with the following parameters must<br />

be used in the supply cable.<br />

24 V ––> VN = 31 V DC, Imax = 2000 A<br />

e.g. SIOV-S20-K25 from EPCOS<br />

48 V ––> VN = 65 V DC, Imax = 6500 A<br />

e.g. SIOV-S20-K50 from EPCOS<br />

2.2.2 DC power supply (24 V, 48 V)<br />

General<br />

information on the<br />

power supply<br />

Line<br />

supply<br />

Contactor<br />

400 V<br />

24 V / 48 V<br />

DC-PMM<br />

SIMODRIVE<br />

POSMO A<br />

The load power supply must be dimensioned as a function of the number<br />

of positioning motors SIMODRIVE POSMO A and the coincidence<br />

factor.<br />

Note<br />

If possible, the load power supply should be switched–in/switched–out<br />

on the primary side.<br />

If this cannot be implemented for circuit–related reasons, a Power<br />

Management Module (DC-PMM) must be connected between the<br />

switching element and SIMODRIVE POSMO A, refer to Chapter 2.2.3.<br />

Switching–in and switching–out the 24 V / 48 V load power supply<br />

on the primary side (line–specific)<br />

e.g. SITOP<br />

Optional, according to Chapter 2.2.3<br />

. . .<br />

Fig. 2-2 Switching–in and switching–out the 24 V / 48 V on the primary side<br />

2 Installing and Connecting–up<br />

2-27<br />

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