Lenze ERBGxxxxxxxx - Manual (Page 52)

Electrical installation
Mounting steps
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52 EDKRBG018R DE/EN/FR/ES/IT 8.0
How to connect the brake resistor:
1. Disconnect the basic device from the mains and check that no voltage is
applied to the power terminals.
2. Remove the terminal cover.
3. Connect the brake resistor cable:
– Use a twisted cable for cables up to 0.5 m (connection plan variant 1).
– Use a shielded cable for cables up to 5 m (connection plan variant 2).
– Pass the cable through the cable gland
0.
– Connect the cores to connections RB1, RB2 and PE of the brake resistor
observing the tightening torque. PE connection to EN 61800−5−1.
– Tighten the cable gland 0.
For shielded cables: Securely connect the shield to the cable gland with
a surface as large as possible.
– Connect cores and shield to the basic device observing the
documentation for the basic device.
4. Connect the thermal contact cables:
– Use a twisted cable.
– Pass the cable through the cable gland 1.
– Connect the cores to connections T1 and T2 of the brake resistor
observing the tightening torque.
– Tighten the cable gland
1.
– When integrating the thermal contact into the system monitoring
ensure that the mains supply will be switched off when the brake
resistor is overheated.
5. Mount the terminal cover.
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Note!
If the brake resistor is switched on for the first time or has not been
used for a longer period of time, a smell may develop together with
a low smoke emission. This is harmless.