Yaskawa MEMOCON GL120 - Manual (Page 70)

System Components: Functions and Specifications
4.2.4 Selecting Power Supply Modules
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4.2.4 Selecting Power Supply Modules
1. Selection
1) Select appropriate Power Supply Modules considering the following conditions.
a) One Power Supply Module can be mounted to one Mounting Base.
b) More than one Power Supply Module can not be used on the same Mounting Base.
c) The DC power supplied from the Power Supply Module is limited to the Modules on
the Mounting Base where the Power Supply Module is mounted. The Power Supply
Module does not supply power to Modules that are mounted on a different Mounting
Base.
d) The output current capacity of Power Supply Modules are as follows:
• PS10 and PS11: 7.0 A
• PS05 and PS06: 3.0 A
e) The total of the maximum internal current consumption of all Modules mounted on a
Mounting Base must be equal to or less than the output current capacity of the Power
Supply Modules that is mounted on the same Mounting Base. Refer to Table 4.7 for
the maximum internal current consumption of each Module.
Note If a Power Supply Module is used where the total of the maximum internal current consump-
tion of the Modules is larger than the output current capacity of the Power Supply Module,
parts inside the the Power Supply Module will deteriorate, shortening the life of the Power
Supply Module.
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