Induction controller 20 kW
Technical data
| Maximum power | 20 kW |
|---|---|
| Supply voltage | 18–90 V |
| Max. current draw for 20s | 280 A |
| Max. continuous current draw | 112 A |
- Length
- 20 cm
- Width
- 14.5 cm
- Height
- 6.2 cm
- Weight
- 1.4 kg
Price€356gross
- Warranty
- Invoice
In the boxController, potentiometer, encoder, resistor, user manual
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Description
Applications
With this device you can smoothly control the speed of an electric vehicle.
Speed control
Electronic controller for induction motors, used to control the motor speed.
- To draw heat away from the controller housing, fix the device to the vehicle's metal frame or to a heat sink with a fan.
- Connect the induction motor to terminals A, B and C.
- Make the connections with cable of at least 20mm2.
- Connect the supply minus to terminal B-.
- Connect the supply plus to terminal B+.
- Insert the plug of the potentiometer cable into socket J2.
- Connect the switch, with a 2A fuse in series, to the red wire and to terminal B+; make all connections according to the drawing in the manual
- The switch turns the motor on and off at any moment of operation.
- To switch the motor back on, turn the potentiometer down to zero.
- A 300A fuse should also be connected to the power supply.
- After longer continuous operation, check how hot the controller housing and terminals A, B, C get.
- If the wire terminals or the housing are too hot to hold in your hand, they can be cooled with a fan.
The leads connecting the controller to the motor should be as short as possible. They are best joined by soldering, with heat-shrink tubing put over the soldered joint.
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