Go to the Home Page Click here for sitemapClick here for sitemap Click here for sitemap  
     

 

Soft Starter DM4

[picture of DM4 Soft Starters]Communication-capable motor starter with internal motor protection function

Features

  • Application selector switch with 10 standard applications.
  • Programmable relays and analogue outputs.
  • Internal motor protection function (I2t monitoring).
  • Motor protection (Thermistor input).
  • Function expansion with communication cards.
  • Analog setpoint setting.

Application Examples[picture of industrial application]

  • Internal current limitation limits the current peaks with circular saws, ribbon saws, agitators, mills and crushers at motor start.
  • High lifespan and low wear with fans and pump drives.
  • Controlled start and stop with conveyor drives prevents damage to the transported goods and premature wear in frequently spacious and extensive systems.
  • As a three-phase regulator for control of heating and lighting systems as well as for inrush current limitation with transformers.
  • With remote diagnostics and fieldbus interfacing in chemical plants.

In-line configuration

[diagram of in-line configuration]
  • Rated current Ie of the DM4 corresponds to the motor current IN.
  • 3 cables to the motor.

In-delta configuration

[diagram of in-delta configuration]
  • Rated current Ie of the DM4 corresponds to 58% of the motor current IN.
  • 6 cables to the motor (as with a star-delta starter).


Advantages of the "in-delta configuration"

In this circuit configuration the individual phases of the DM4 are connected in series with the individual motor windings (6 conductor connections, as with the star-delta starter). The soft starter must only conduct about 58% of the rated motor current. This ensures the use of a significantly smaller device.

Power supply
230–460 V ±10 %, 50/60 Hz

Control voltage
14–230 VAC / DC

Performance range
16–900 A
7.5–500 kW (in-line configuration)
11–900 kW (in-delta configuration)

 

Go to the Literature Request page   Request literature on these products

top

This page last updated: 7 September 2007