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AC fan speed controller 400 V | analogue input | 1,5 A
Product description
This transformer controller has an analogue input ranging from 0 to 10 V. It controls three-phase 400 volt motors. The maximum motor current (combined) is 1,5 A.
The motor voltage is reduced in five steps to manage the speed using autotransformer technology. An analogue control signal (0-10 V) or an external potentiometer is used to pick one of these five levels. A precise sinusoidal output voltage ensures silent motor running.
If the TK monitoring feature detects overheating, it shuts the motor.
Surface mounting is possible with the IP54 enclosure.
The power source voltage is 400 VAC.
Additional specifications and description
What is a transformer fan speed controller?
A transformer fan speed controller is a device designed to modulate the speed of an AC fan in incremental steps by diminishing the motor voltage. This process is accomplished through the utilization of autotransformers. Renowned for its reliability and robustness, this technology produces a motor voltage characterized by an perfect sinusoidal waveform. Such precision ensures a noiseless motor operation and an elongated operational lifespan. Furthermore, a special impregnation coating is applied to mitigate the electrical noise associated with the autotransformers.
0-10 V control signal
One of the available fan speed levels can be selected via the 0-10 V input signal. If there is no 0-10 V signal available, an external potentiometer can be connected to the STVS4 controller. The MTP-X10K-NA potentiometer can be connected to the 12 VDC supply of the STVS4 controller. For example, an input signal of 2 V activates speed level 1 (130 VAC to the motor), an input signal of 4 V activates speed level 2 (180 VAC to the motor), etc. In this case, the control manual.
Connect to a Sentera sensor for automated control
The STVS4 can be connected to a Sentera sensor and then the speed of the connected fan can be controlled on-demand using the signal from the sensor output. Depending on the sensor type, control can be based on temperature, relative humidity, CO2, TVOC, etc.
Thermal motor protection
This fan speed controller can monitor thermal motor protection (TK or thermal contacts measure temperature in the motor windings). In case of motor overheating, the TK monitoring function will disable the motor to prevent damage to the motor. If the motor is not equipped with TK contacts, the TK terminals of the controller must be bridged to simulate normal motor temperature.
Auto reset after power failure
In case of a power failure, this controller will automatically reset itself. When the power is restored, the motor will restart automatically.
Unregulated output
The extra, unregulated output (230 VAC) is active when the motor is enabled. It can be used to control an external run indicator, a damper, etc. When the fan is deactivated, the dampers is closed. When the fan is active, the damper is open.
Extra digital output
The STVS4 fan speed controller is equipped with an additional digital output that uses 12 VDC for operation. This output signals the operation of thermal contacts that protect the motor from overheating. It can be used to connect a lamp, which, depending on the connected terminals, will light up or go out. A more advanced solution would be to connect to the digital output of an automated building management system (BMS). Such a solution can notify of the electric motor overheating and a fan stop by sound and/or light alarms. This option of using a digital output is relevant for premises where work with hazardous air mixtures and gases is carried out.
Solid enclosure
The enclosure of the STVS4 series is constructed from premium-grade steel, providing a superior quality. It is designed for surface mounting and affords an IP54 protection level, safeguarding against the infiltration of dirt, dust, and moisture.
A transformer fan speed controller is a device designed to modulate the speed of an AC fan in incremental steps by diminishing the motor voltage. This process is accomplished through the utilization of autotransformers. Renowned for its reliability and robustness, this technology produces a motor voltage characterized by an perfect sinusoidal waveform. Such precision ensures a noiseless motor operation and an elongated operational lifespan. Furthermore, a special impregnation coating is applied to mitigate the electrical noise associated with the autotransformers.
0-10 V control signal
One of the available fan speed levels can be selected via the 0-10 V input signal. If there is no 0-10 V signal available, an external potentiometer can be connected to the STVS4 controller. The MTP-X10K-NA potentiometer can be connected to the 12 VDC supply of the STVS4 controller. For example, an input signal of 2 V activates speed level 1 (130 VAC to the motor), an input signal of 4 V activates speed level 2 (180 VAC to the motor), etc. In this case, the control manual.
Connect to a Sentera sensor for automated control
The STVS4 can be connected to a Sentera sensor and then the speed of the connected fan can be controlled on-demand using the signal from the sensor output. Depending on the sensor type, control can be based on temperature, relative humidity, CO2, TVOC, etc.
Thermal motor protection
This fan speed controller can monitor thermal motor protection (TK or thermal contacts measure temperature in the motor windings). In case of motor overheating, the TK monitoring function will disable the motor to prevent damage to the motor. If the motor is not equipped with TK contacts, the TK terminals of the controller must be bridged to simulate normal motor temperature.
Auto reset after power failure
In case of a power failure, this controller will automatically reset itself. When the power is restored, the motor will restart automatically.
Unregulated output
The extra, unregulated output (230 VAC) is active when the motor is enabled. It can be used to control an external run indicator, a damper, etc. When the fan is deactivated, the dampers is closed. When the fan is active, the damper is open.
Extra digital output
The STVS4 fan speed controller is equipped with an additional digital output that uses 12 VDC for operation. This output signals the operation of thermal contacts that protect the motor from overheating. It can be used to connect a lamp, which, depending on the connected terminals, will light up or go out. A more advanced solution would be to connect to the digital output of an automated building management system (BMS). Such a solution can notify of the electric motor overheating and a fan stop by sound and/or light alarms. This option of using a digital output is relevant for premises where work with hazardous air mixtures and gases is carried out.
Solid enclosure
The enclosure of the STVS4 series is constructed from premium-grade steel, providing a superior quality. It is designed for surface mounting and affords an IP54 protection level, safeguarding against the infiltration of dirt, dust, and moisture.
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