VSC Specifications
Variable
Speed Controllers (Variable Frequency Drive Controllers) - Specfications
GENERAL - This Variable Speed Controllers shall be factory assembled
per Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Listing 508A. Variable Speed Controller
shall have single point line power connection per NEC. Connection
shall be provided with interlocking, through-the-door, fused disconnect.
Control power shall be provided via on-board fused Control Transformer.
Motor circuits shall have Supplementary Circuit Breaker protection.
Controls shall be via TFT screen with membrane keyswitch, foundry-duty
selector switches and corrosive resistant pilot-lights. Enclosure
shall be of Nema 12 construction. Operational testing shall be performed
on each Variable Speed Controller prior to shipment. Variable Speed
Controller shall be UL-Listed.
GENERAL
OPERATION - The system shall provide protection against operation
outside of installed safety components. System may be started or stopped
by local or remote means. The system shall be inspected and reset
locally. When placed in the Auto position, the system shall control
using the farthest strayed process variable.
SERVICE
DISCONNECT - Shall be IEC style, through-the-door, fused type. Disconnect
handle shall meet NEMA requirements for NEMA 1, 12, 4, & 4X conditions.
Disconnect shall be capable of lockout. Disconnect shall be capable
of at least eight auxiliary contacts to provide more system feedback
and control.
CONTROL
TRANSFORMER - Standard Industrial Control Transformer shall be limited
to 900 inrush VA on 90% secondary voltage at 20% power factor. Control
Transformer shall be multi-tap capable. Control Transformer shall
be compliant with UL-E61239.
CONTROL
VOLTAGE- Shall be customer specified. UL-Listed Control Transformer
with fused Primary & Secondary shall be used for 120VAC &
24VAC. UL-Listed Switching Power Supply shall be used for 24VDC.
VARIABLE
FREQUENCY DRIVES - Shall have built-in PID control. Drives shall have
local keypad operator interface. Shall have RF & EMI filters.
Shall be capable of recalling drive adjustments and configuration.
Shall display all running parameters. Shall communicate drive identification,
parameters, and faults. Shall provide maximum motor efficiency at
all times.
SUPPLEMENTARY
MOTOR PROTECTION - Shall be Din Rail mountable with internal common
trip. Supplementary Motor Protector shall be capable of under-voltage
trip, shunt trip, and alarm and auxiliary contacts. Supplementary
Motor Protector shall comply with UL-1077 & IEC 947-2.
SELECTOR
SWITCHES, PUSHBUTTONS, & PILOT LIGHTS - Shall meet UL-Type 4,
6, & 13 and shall be capable of use in Hazardous locations. All
selector switches, pushbuttons, and pilot lights shall be rated at
a minimum of 1,000,000 cycles at maximum rated load. All selector
switches, pushbuttons, and pilot lights shall be thermally labeled.
PROGRAMMABLE
CONTROLLERS - Shall be microprocessor - based. Controller sequence
shall be preapproved, programmed and tested at the factory. Remote
communications shall vary dependent upon customer requirements. All
Programmable Controllers shall be UL-Listed or recognized, and CE
and CUL Listed.
TOUCH-PANEL
INTERFACE - Shall be capable of multi-pages. Shall be capable of password
protection. Shall give access to process variables, alarms, system
conditions, & system functionality.
WIRING
DIAGRAMS - Shall be included with all UL-Listed Variable Speed Controllers.
Diagrams shall be via CAD and follow ISA standards.
LABELING-
Shall be thermal adhesion type. Labels shall be custom designed for
each Control Panel.
FIELD
DEVICES & SWITCHES - Shall be designed for specific location NEMA
requirements.
CONSTRUCTION
- Shall be performed only by qualified engineers and shall be performed
in such a way as to maintain design NEMA rating throughout system.
SYSTEM
COMMUNICATIONS – System shall be capable of Profibus, Modbus,
DirectNET, DeviceNET, Sysmac, & Ethernet communication protocols
for any BAS.
MANUFACTURER
- Shall assume system liability, and performance guarantee and warranty
all equipment on system for 12 months after initial start-up.
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