Magnetek Quattro DC Elevator Drive Benutzerhandbuch

 

 
 

Unpacking 
1.  When unpacking, check drive for any 

shipping damage. 

2.  The 200A and 250A versions of the 

Quattro arrive in separate shipping 
containers, which require connection in the 
field.  Prior to connecting enclosures, 
check serial numbers on each cabinet 
section to insure mating compatible units.  
Proper mating of enclosures and wiring 
between is important.  Refer to the re-
connection instructions on page 98. 

3.  Review the technical manual, shipped with 

the drive. 

4.  Verify the proper drive model numbers and 

voltage ratings as specified on the 
purchase order. 

5.  Location of the Quattro is important for 

proper operation of the drive and normal 
life expectancy.  

Installation 
The installation should comply with the 
following: 

−  DO NOT mount in direct sunlight, rain or 

extreme (condensing) humidity. 

−  DO NOT mount where corrosive gases or 

liquids are present. 

−  AVOID exposure to vibration, airborne dust 

or metallic particles. 

−  DO NOT allow the ambient temperature 

around the control to exceed the ambient 
temperature listed in the specification. 

Observe the following precautions: 
1.  Wiring guide lines 

 

For Logic Input and Output I/O 
connections, use quality, multi-
conductor cable or discrete stranded 
wire only. 

 

For Encoder and Analog I/O 
connections, use quality, multi-
conductor braided shield cable*. 

 

For Communication I/O connections, 
use quality, multi-conductor braided 
shield* cable or twisted pair wire. 

*Cable shields to be terminated with a 180/360 
degree metal cable clamp attached to Control 
Tray panel flange.  Refer to the EMC 
Compliance on page 97. 
2.  Never connect main AC power to the 

output terminals  

3.  Never allow wire leads to contact metal 

surfaces.  Short circuit may result. 

4.  SIZE OF WIRE MUST BE SUITABLE FOR 

CLASS I CIRCUITS. 

5.  Motor lead length should not exceed 20m 

(60 ft).  If lead length must exceed this 
distance, contact Magnetek for proper 
installation procedures. 

6.  The following are required to be contained 

in individual conduit runs: 3-phase 
incoming power, control power, DC 
armature wires, and DC shunt field. 

7.  Use UL/CSA certified connectors sized for 

the selected wire gauge.  Install 
connectors using the crimping tools 
specified by the connector manufacturer. 

8.  Control wire lead length should not exceed 

20m (60 ft).  Signal leads and feedback 
leads should be run in separate conduits 
from power and motor wiring. 

9.  Verify that the input voltage matches the 

drive’s rating. 

10.  Verify that the motor is wired for the 

application voltage and amperage. 

11.  Tighten all of the three-phase power and 

ground connections.  See Table 1 for 
torque specs. 

 

Wire References 

Torque Specs 

Power Terminals 

56.6 N-m (500 in-lbs) 

Plastic Cover Screws 

0.23-0.28 N-m (2-2.5 
in-lbs) 

Ground Terminals 

31.0 N-m (275 in-lbs) 

12.  Check that all control and signal 

terminations are also tight.   

 
CAUTION

: TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE 

DRIVE.  THE FOLLOWING CHECKS MUST 
BE PERFORMED BEFORE APPLYING THE 
INPUT POWER. 

−  During shipping, connections may loosen; 

inspect all equipment for signs of damage, 
loose connections, or other defects. 

−  Ensure the three-phase line voltage is 

within 

±10% of the nominal input voltage.  

Also verify the frequency (50 or 60 Hz) is 
correct for the elevator control system.  

−  Remove all shipping devices.  

−  Ensure all electrical connections are 

secure. 

−  Ensure all transformers are connected for 

proper voltage. 

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