Dual voltage 3 phase wiring

Dual voltage 3 phase wiring

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  • #493776
    Richard Cox
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      evening all

      quick question I have a three phase compressor that has been running off a 230v three phase inverter the motor was configured in delta, I’m lending it out to someone who has three phase on site, do I just swap the terminals to star configuration,

      i guess what I’m trying to ask is dual voltage motor

      if 415v then motor should be configured in star

      if 230v then should be configured in delta

      regards Rich

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      Richard Cox
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        #493779
        Emgee
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          @emgee

          Configure to High voltage by swinging the links over, make sure he has a suitable starter but you don't mention HP.

          Emgee

          #493784
          Richard Cox
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            @richardcox82602

            Hi emgee

            it’s a 5.5hp no starter, so the u2 v2 w2 should all linked with the busbars/straps And the u1 v1 w1 should have the phases connected

            Rich

            #493797
            Emgee
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              @emgee

              Hi Richard

              Best to use a starter with any motor, especially that size if running at 3 phase 415v, or better still leave it delta connected and send your inverter which hopefully has some fault and overload protection on the output.

              Emgee

              #493804
              Steviegtr
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                Posted by Richard Cox on 01/09/2020 22:16:23:

                Hi emgee

                it’s a 5.5hp no starter, so the u2 v2 w2 should all linked with the busbars/straps And the u1 v1 w1 should have the phases connected

                Rich

                Yes. But do not just rely on an isolator for switching. They are not meant for that.

                Steve.

                #493809
                Richard Cox
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                  Hi Steve

                  it will utilise the pressure switch on the compressor for stopping and starting

                  Rich

                  #493897
                  Steviegtr
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                    Posted by Richard Cox on 02/09/2020 08:40:05:

                    Hi Steve

                    it will utilise the pressure switch on the compressor for stopping and starting

                    Rich

                    yes

                    Steve.

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