MFC710-type Vector frequency converter
Description
0.37 – 500 kW: 400 V
15 – 800 kW: 500 В, 690 V
Specifications:
- Input parameters: 3×400 V (380 V) / 3×500 V / 3×690 V, 45–66 Hz
- Output parameters: 3×400 V (380 V) / 3×500 V / 3×690 V, 0–400 Hz
- Control:
– U/f (linear/quadratic);
– vector mode (with/without a sensor).
- Indication and control panel with a detachable LCD display
- Built-in PLC control system
- Built-in winding calculator
- Built-in controller for groups of pumps or fans
- PID controller
- RS232 or RS485 communication module (Modbus)
- Programmable constant speeds
- Motor potentiometer function
- Option of connection of the encoder
- Elimination of resonance bands
- Specific shapes and slopes of the speed setting characteristics (linear, “S” curve)
- Torque control capability
- Motor parameter identification
Programmable control structure:
– switchable control options (A, B);
– speed setting: control panel, analog input, PID controller, motor potentiometer, functional block;
– torque setting: analog inputs, functional block;
– start/stop: control panel, digital inputs, functional block;
– programmable digital inputs: start, direction, operation lock, external fault, fault rectification;
– programmable digital outputs: ready, operating, fault, no fault, warning, radiator set temperature exceeded, set or maximum speed reached, current limit, functional block;
– programmable analog outputs: frequency, rotation speed, output current, voltage, load, functional block.
- Operational time measuring
- Real-time clock (optional)
- Locking and diagnostic system
- Keyboard protection with access codes system
- Built-in RFI-filter (up to 18.5 kW)
- Saving parameters for 4 motors
- Factory-preset parameter sets
Frequency converters 3×400 V and 3×500 V with power up to and including 18.5 kW feature a built-in braking transistor, which enables the connection of an additional braking resistor.
All other frequency converters are equipped with a braking transistor only if this was specified while ordering. This is essential, as the braking transistor is installed at the stage of production and cannot be added later.




