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Posted by Ian Cockshull on September 27, 2006, 8:19 am
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Oohh You are naughty John.
Just because our friend does not understand that you cannot simply add
the voltages together for 3 phase!!
I would suggest he gets some professional advise.
Regards
Ian C
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>>It is a 440 3 Phase with three wires, one is 220., and two are 110 thus
>>the 440. The ground just runs to the outside of the motor. The
>>controller has a manual showing all three wires but none with the 220
>>wire marked and I don't want to hook it up wrong and blow the
>>controller. One side of the wrap on the motor is 220 and the other is
>>110. The controller is made for that but as I said it does not list
>>it. It is a Baldor ID15V410ER controller that I bought on ebay.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Rod
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>Aah that answers the question.
>It's a crappy American motor designed to run [ or not run ] on their
>system.
>
>You need one phase at 240v from Georgia, one 110v split phase from
>Montana and a 480 volt phase from Washington State.
>Earth should be fine from any of the lower States.
>
>.
>
>>pentagrid@yahoo.com wrote:
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> >I have a controller that I want to hook up to a 3phase motor which is
>>> >currently working without one. The problem I have is I bought the
>>> >controller off of ebay without a manual and I know my motor has one
>>> >wire that is 220 and two that are 110 with a ground to the motor. My
>>> >controller has L1, L2, and L3 with corresponding T1, T2 and T3. My
>>> >question is which of these is the 220 and which are the 110 as I do not
>>> >want to blow the controller out.
>>>
>>>
>>> The motor you have described is a very strange beast.
>>> More info is needed.
>>>
>>> Is your motor at present running from 415V 3 phase, 240V 3 phase
>>> or 240V single phase?
>>>
>>> Also have you looked for a web site - pretty well all reputable
>>> manufacturers post downloadable manuals.
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
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>--
>Regards,
>
>John Stevenson
>Nottingham, England.
>
>Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:-
>http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/
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>the 440. The ground just runs to the outside of the motor. The
>controller has a manual showing all three wires but none with the 220
>wire marked and I don't want to hook it up wrong and blow the
>controller. One side of the wrap on the motor is 220 and the other is
>110. The controller is made for that but as I said it does not list
>it. It is a Baldor ID15V410ER controller that I bought on ebay.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rod
>pentagrid@yahoo.com wrote: