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Technical Data
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Description of Options
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Engineering Information
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Appendix
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Introduction
Medium-voltage drives
1 ■ Overview
The reliable and complete range
Medium-voltage ROBICON SINAMICS GM150 SINAMICS SM150 SINAMICS GL150 SINAMICS SL150
drive series Perfect Harmony (IGBT/IGCT) (IGBT/IGCT)
Power range 150 kW to 120 MW 800 kW to 17.5 MW 2.8 MW to 31.5 MW 6 MW to 120 MW 3 MW to 36 MW
Application range General-purpose General-purpose Sophisticated General-purpose Sophisticated
applications applications applications applications applications
Motors Induction and Induction and Induction and Synchronous motors Induction and
synchronous motors synchronous motors synchronous motors synchronous motors
Energy recovery – – Yes Yes Yes
Multi-motor drives – – Yes – –
Semiconductor LV-IGBT HV-IGBT/IGCT HV-IGBT/IGCT Thyristor Thyristor
technology (cell topology) (NPC topology) (NPC topology) (LCI topology) (Cycloconverters)
Typical applications Pumps, fans, Pumps, fans, Rolling mills, mine Compressors, fans, Rolling mills, mine
compressors, compressors, hoists, conveyor pumps, extruders, hoists, excavators, ore
extruders, kneaders, extruders, kneaders, systems, test stands marine drives, starting crushers and cement
mixers, crushers, mixers, crushers, drives for blast mills
agitators, conveyor agitators, conveyor furnaces
systems, presses, systems, marine
ESP, retrofit drives, presses, wire
rod mills
Introduction
■ Benefits ■ Application 1
Introduction
Power range 0.15 to 2.60 MW (200 to 3500 hp) 1.30 to 5.97 MW (1750 to 8000 hp)
Output voltage 2.3 to 6.6 kV (10/11 kV 1)) 2.3 to 7.2 kV
Input voltage 2.4 to 13.8 kV AC (standard), 50/60 Hz 2.4 to 13.8 kV AC (standard), 50/60 Hz
Cooling type Air-cooled Air-cooled
Power cell ratings 40, 70, 100, 140, 200 or 260 A at 750 V AC 315, 375, 500 or 660 A at 690 V AC
Liquid-cooled family 1)
WC III
2/2 Introduction
2/2 Overview
2/2 Benefits
2/2 Application
2/3 Design
2/5 Function
2/18 Options
■ Overview
ROBICON Perfect Harmony Overview Standards and regulations
The ROBICON Perfect Harmony series drives provide variable ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives are designed, manufactured
speed operation by converting utility power at fixed frequency and tested according to applicable NEMA, ANSI, IEEE and IEC
and fixed voltage to variable frequency, variable voltage power. standards.
This conversion is done electronically without moving parts. The
following table shows main characteristics of the ROBICON Per- ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives meet the applicable require-
2 fect Harmony air-cooled generations discussed in this catalog ments of the following EU regulations:
and the short terms used. • Low-Voltage Directive (LVD)
Overview of generations A Declaration of Conformity and attached CE mark declares
conformity of the low-voltage compartments of the product
Short term Cell voltage Cell current Cooling Order (e.g. control cubicle, excitation unit etc.) with LVD 2006/95/EC
V A method numbers or 73/23/EEC (depending on the product) and the associated
standard IEC 61800-5-1, Ed.2
GenIV 750 40 ... 260 Air-cooled 6SR4
• EMC Directive (EMCD)
GenIIIe 690 315 ... 660 Air-cooled 6SR3
A factory certificate declares that the products satisfy the re-
quirements of EMCD 2004/108/EC or 89/336/EEC (depending
hp
9000 on the product) concerning electromagnetic compatibility,
8000 when put to their intended use and conform to the associated
7000
standard IEC 61800-3
Power
6000
5000
4500
• Machinery Directive (MD)
4250
4000
The offered products are intended solely for installation as
3500 components into a machine, system or plant. They are
3300 designed to satisfy the relevant requirements of the standards
3000
2750 IEC 61800-5-1, IEC 60204-1 and IEC 60204-11 to allow the
2500 machine manufacturer or system/plant integrator - by appro-
2250
2000
GenIV GenIIIe priate usage of the products – to meet the requirements of the
1750 Machinery Directive.
1500
1350
Within the European Economic Area (EEA), operation is pro-
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1000 hibited until the conformity of the end product with Machinery
900
750
Directive 2006/95/EC has been established. It is the sole
500 responsibility of the machine manufacturer or system/plant
300 integrator to ensure this.
200
■ Benefits
Clean power input Maximized availability
The ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive: The ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive:
• Meets the most stringent IEEE 519-1992 requirements for • Remains operational in the event of a cell failure by using the
voltage and current harmonic distortion, even if the source cell bypass option which bypasses the faulted cell
capacity is no larger than the drive rating 1) • Offers a Process Tolerant Protection Strategy (ProToPS) based
• In most cases eliminates the need for costly and inefficient on a hierarchical warning system that allows the operator to
harmonic filters and its associated resonance problems evaluate the drive disturbance and respond appropriately to
• Protects other on-line equipment from harmonic disturbance avoid system shutdown.
(computers, telephones and other power converters). Extended Reliability
Power quality output The ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive provides an integrated
The ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive: transformer which offers the following additional advantages:
• Reduces common-mode voltage on the motor stator windings • Simple and robust way to cancel input current harmonics without
• Minimizes drive induced torque pulsations and associated the need for input harmonic filters or a complex active front-end
torsional analysis compared to other medium-voltage topologies, • Protects power converter semiconductors against line transients
by using a motor friendly pulse width modulation (PWM) output • Improves ride-through capabilities
• Offers sinusoidal output that eliminates additional harmonic • Completely protects the motor in case of a ground fault in the
heating and can be used with new or existing motors without converter, the motor cabling or insulation
derating.
• Negligible common mode voltage allows the use of a standard
motor eliminating the need for special high-voltage insulation
• Limits the fault energy into the converter in the unlikely event
of a fault
• The incoming service voltage doesn't have to match the motor
voltage.
1)
IEEE 519-1992 compliance can only be guaranteed in networks without
prior disturbances or harmonics already present.
■ Design
Drive topology For higher output voltage capabilities, the ROBICON Perfect
Harmony topology would be extended to have up to 5 power
The ROBICON Perfect Harmony series drives achieve an cells in series in each phase (in case of a GenIV drive 1)), with
uncompromising performance by employing well-proven tech- additional secondary windings (number of secondaries equals
nology in a modular configuration, as shown in figure "Topology number of power cells) on the integral isolation transformer.
of ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives (3 cells)". Medium-voltage
levels are obtained by adding together the outputs of multiple Each power cell is capable of receiving input power at
low-voltage power cells. The low-voltage power cells are simpli- 750 V AC 2), 3-phase, 50/60 Hz and delivering that power to a
fied variations of standard 2-level PWM motor drives for low- single phase load at a variable frequency from 0.5 to the maxi-
voltage service, which have been built in high volume for many mum rated output frequency of the drive.
years.
Transformer
The transformer is an integral part of the drive and cannot be
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1)
Up to 6 power cells in series in each phase in case of a GenIIIe drive.
2)
690 V AC in case of a GenIIIe power cell.
■ Design (continued)
Linked low-voltage cells
15 module drive with A 100 % of the modules
In the ROBICON Perfect Harmony, a series of low-voltage cells
no modules bypassed. are in use.
(see figure "schematic of a typical power cell") are linked 100 % of full voltage
together to build the medium-voltage power output of the drive A5
is available.
system. This patented modular configuration gives the
ROBICON Perfect Harmony many advantages when it comes to A4
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C2 B2
+ C5 B3
1 T2
C4 B4
Power C5 B5
2 output C B
3 + T1 of cell VCB
Q2 Q4
Simplified diagram of a 15 cell drive
When two cells are bypassed in phase A, the output voltage will
tend to become unbalanced, as illustrated in the figure below.
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redundancy options are added into the system. The patented, C2 B2
cell-based configuration maximizes uptime and simplifies C3 B3
modifications. C4 B4
C5 B5
Through a redundant bypass control that is completely sepa- C B
rated from each power cell, the ROBICON Perfect Harmony VCB
ensures automatic bypass of a failed power cell in less than Drive output with 2 cells bypassed in phase A
500 ms.
One possible remedy is to bypass an equal number of cells in all
Since the cells in each phase of a ROBICON Perfect Harmony three phases, even though some may not have faulted. The
drive are in series, bypassing a cell has no effect on the current following figure illustrates this approach. Obviously, this method
capability of the drive, but the voltage capability will be reduced. prevents unbalance but sacrifices possible voltage capability. In
Usually the required motor voltage is roughly proportional to this figure, 87 % of the cells are functional, but only 60 % are in
speed, so that the maximum speed at which the drive can fulfill use, and only 60 % of full voltage is available.
the application requirements will also be reduced.
Therefore, it is important to maximize the motor voltage available 15 module drive after A 87 % of the modules
after one or more cells have been bypassed. The following bypass of 2 modules are OK, but only
figures illustrate the voltage available from a ROBICON Perfect in all phases. 60 % are in use.
Balance is restored. A3 60 % of full voltage
Harmony drive, where the cells, represented by circles, are
shown as simple voltage sources. The following figure shows a is available.
15-cell drive in which no cells are bypassed. With 100 % of the A2
cells in use, 100 % of the original voltage is available. The
voltage commands to the three phase groups of cells will have
phase A displaced from phase B by 120°, and from phase C by VAC V BA
A1 120°
120°.
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C1 N B1
C2 B2
C3 B3
C B
VCB
■ Design (continued)
A better approach is illustrated in the figure on the right. This
method takes advantage of the fact that the star-point of the cells 15 module drive after A 87 % of the modules
is floating, and is not connected to the neutral of the motor. bypass of 2 modules are in use.
Therefore the star-point can be shifted away from the motor neu- in phase A only 80 % of full voltage
and adjustment of A3 is available.
tral, and the phase angles of the cell voltages can be adjusted,
so that a balanced set of motor voltages is obtained even though phase angles.
A2
the cell group voltages are not balanced.
Siemens calls this approach Neutral Shift. This approach is 132.5°
A1
132.5°
2
equivalent to introducing a zero-sequence component into the VAC V BA
voltage command vectors for the cells. In the figure below, the C1 B1
full remaining 87 % of functional cells are in use, and 80 % of the C2 95° B2
original voltage is available. The phase angles of the cell
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C3 B3
voltages have been adjusted so that phase A is displaced from
phase B and from phase C by 132.5°, instead of the normal C4 B4
120°. C5 B5
C B
VCB
■ Function
Control, protection and monitoring functions
Closed-loop control The drive can be controlled by means of vector control algorithm without an encoder (standard) or with it
(option).
Auto tuning Auto tuning involves the estimation of motor parameters required for motor control. This is done in two
stages. In stage one, motor stator resistance and total leakage inductance are determined. This stage
does not require spinning the motor. In stage two, the motor no-load current and total inertia are
estimated. Estimation of these values requires the motor be spun. Accuracy of the estimation is better if
the load is de-coupled from the motor.
Automatic restart The automatic restart switches the drive on again when the power is restored after a power failure or a
general fault, and ramps up to the current speed setpoint.
Energy saver Energy saver control allows the reduction of motor losses, and improves overall efficiency, when the
demanded motor load is low. Depending on the motor load, the control will reduce motor flux.
As motor load increases, the control will increase motor flux.
Flying restart The flying restart function permits smooth connection of the drive to a rotating motor.
Diagnostics functions • Self-diagnosis of control hardware
• Non-volatile memory for reliable diagnosis when the power supply fails
• Monitoring of IGBTs with individual messages for each cell
• User-friendly local operator panel with plain text messages
• Fault log with first-in indication and time/date stamp
User configurable digital meters The user can select indication of speed, voltage, current, input/output power, and efficiency on the
operator panel.
Process control system The optional Process Tolerant Protection Strategy (ProToPS) is a groundbreaking process control system
available exclusively from Siemens. Instead of tripping the drive and automatically shutting down the
system due to a malfunction, ProToPS provides a hierarchical system of warnings. This control strategy
allows time to evaluate the situation and respond appropriately to avoid a system shutdown.
Operating hours and switching cycle The amount of the time that the drive was operational since it was commissioned can be displayed.
counter The switching cycle counter can be generated by means of an event log from the drive controller.
Detection of actual motor speed The control algorithm calculates actual motor speed from currents and voltages measured at the drive
output.
Emergency stop button The drives are equipped as standard with an Emergency Stop button (red mushroom button with yellow
collar) which is fitted in the cabinet door. The contacts of the pushbutton are connected in parallel to the
terminal block so they can be integrated in a protection concept on the plant side.
Insulation monitoring An output signal can be provided optional to operate the customer protection.
I/O monitoring I/O signals allow user-customization of the system and they can be monitored remotely or by using the
operator panel display.
Thermal overload protection Based on the output signals of the drive the thermal motor model is calculated. The motor thermal
overload protection algorithm prevents the motor from being exposed to excessive temperatures.
■ Function (continued)
GenIV
GenIV is the fourth generation of forced air-cooled medium-
voltage, voltage source inverter drives offered in the patented
ROBICON Perfect Harmony topology, together with NXGII
controller.
2
The GenIV is a series of adjustable speed AC motor drives
presently available in 2300 to 6600 V outputs, and loads ranging
from 0.15 to 2.60 MW (200 to 3500 hp). Six power cell amperage
types are available: 40, 70, 100, 140, 200 and 260. Drives in this
product series provide an efficient, cost effective, and reliable
method of adjusting the speed of an AC motor. The core unit
contains a wide range of expandable features, enabling it to
meet the demands of many types of industrial applications.
■ Function (continued)
GenIIIe
GenIIIe is the third generation of forced air-cooled medium-
voltage pulse width modulated variable frequency motor drives,
offered in the patented ROBICON Perfect Harmony power topol-
ogy in concert with proprietary NXGII hardware control platform
and embedded software. GenIIIe is an extension of the GenIII
series offering a higher current rating.
The GenIIIe is a series of adjustable speed AC motor drives
2
presently available in an output voltage range from 2.3 kV to
7.2 kV, and loads ranging from 1.30 to 5.97 MW (3000 to
9000 hp). Four power cell amperage types are available: 315,
375, 500, and 660 A at 690 V AC.
Note:
Not all configurations of output voltages and/or power cell amperage might be available from Nuremberg factory.
See selection and ordering data in this section for details.
GenIIIe cell overload capability
Required overload Available continuous output current per cell
(I/IN) A
No overload 315 375 500 660
110 % 315 375 500 660
(for 1 min, cycle time 10 min)
150 % 300 300 400 450
(for 1 min, cycle time 10 min)
The GenIIIe drives as standard provide a 110 % overload capability for all cell ratings without any derating.
■ Overview
The following tables help you to select the right converter type 1.3 Factor in any overload requirements:
and give an overview of the corresponding motor data and order • For the cell chosen on the previous paragraph, make sure it
numbers. The tables are organized according to the motor can handle the application overload requirements by
voltages. For the complete technical data of the listed converter checking overload capabilities (see pages 2/6 and 2/7)
types refer to chapter 3.
• If the overload requirements exceed the capabilities of the
In order to select the right ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive, chosen cell then the next cell size must be selected.
2 please take into consideration the following steps:
Step 1 – Choosing the right cell size
Step 2 – Choosing the right transformer
2.1 The ROBICON Perfect Harmony transformer rating is based
1.1 Determine the maximum continuous motor current, tempo- on the motor shaft horsepower:
rary overload not included: • If the drive is intended to operate within nominal parameters
• Use the motor full load line current (FLA) if available or use and without added redundant cells, the maximum continu-
the following formula to calculate motor current I. ous motor horsepower (hp) will be used to rate the trans-
Pmotor _ kW former using a straight formula:
I=
冑 3 × Vmotor × PFmotor × ηmotor
1 transformer kVA per each motor hp
• The above rule is followed regardless of motor type.
where, 2.2 The transformer is designed to support the temporary over-
Pmotor_kW = output (in kW) loads associated with the cells it feeds. If those levels are
Vmotor = motor voltage exceeded by the application requirements, please contact
PFmotor = motor power factor (= (cos ϕ)motor) the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
ηmotor = motor efficiency
(keeping in mind: motor service factor if utilized and/or Note:
overload requirements) Please contact the factory or your local Siemens sales represen-
• If the motor power factor (PFmotor) and efficiency at full load tative for derating calculations, if the drive is intended to operate
are not known then use the following default values: outside the nominal conditions such as:
- PFmotor = 0.88 • High ambient temperatures
- ηmotor = 0.94 for power cells up to 140 A • High altitude installations
0.964 for power cells above 140 A • Very low continuous operating frequencies at high current
• Factor in the motor service factor (SF) if the application will • High frequency operation for high speed motors.
make use of it under long term operation. You do so by
multiplying the given/calculated current (from step 1.1) by
the motor SF.
1.2 Determine the minimum continuous cell current rating:
If the drive is intended to operate within nominal parame-
ters, the maximum continuous motor current will be the
minimum continuous cell current rating. For the appropriate
converter type, identify the smallest cell available that can
source the current calculated in the previous paragraph.
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
2)
4.16 kV possible with overmodulation; under load, motor is run at 4.0 kV.
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp
and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for oper-
ation with induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor
efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is
actually used.
Generation
Generation 3 (GenIIIe)
Generation 4 (GenIV)
3
4
2
Manufacturing location
Nuremberg, Germany 1
Cooling
Air-cooled 0
Line-side behavior
Basic Infeed ("Direct Front End") 2
Cell rating
Transformer rating
Other transformer rating than standard 0 0 0
200 kVA 3 2 0
300 kVA 3 3 0
400 kVA 3 4 0
450 kVA 3 4 5
500 kVA 3 5 0
600 kVA 3 6 0
700 kVA 3 7 0
800 kVA 3 8 0
900 kVA 3 8 7
1000 kVA 4 1 0
1100 kVA 4 1 1
1250 kVA 4 1 2
1500 kVA 4 1 5
1750 kVA 4 1 7
2000 kVA 4 2 0
2250 kVA 4 2 2
2500 kVA 4 2 5
3000 kVA 4 3 0
3500 kVA 4 3 5
4000 kVA 4 4 0
4500 kVA 4 4 5
5000 kVA 4 5 0
5500 kVA 4 5 5
6000 kVA 4 6 0
6500 kVA 4 6 5
7000 kVA 4 7 0
7500 kVA 4 7 5
8000 kVA 4 8 0
Transformer configuration
60 Hz, CU
50 Hz, CU
A
B
2
60 Hz, AL 1) E
50 Hz, AL 1) F
Auxiliary voltage
380 V 3 AC, 50/60 Hz F
400 V 3 AC, 50/60 Hz G
415 V 3 AC, 50/60 Hz H
460 V 3 AC, 60 Hz J
480 V 3 AC, 60 Hz K
Note: Not all configurations that the above order no. key allows
can be configured. See the selection tables and configuration
information for available drive configurations.
1) GenIV units with input voltages above 7.2 kV or transformer ratings above
3000 kVA, are available on request only.
■ Options
The following tables show an overview of the options and their availability for the drive types GenIV and GenIIIe
(details see chapter 4 description of options):
Option text Order GenIV GenIIIe Option text Order GenIV GenIIIe
code code
Transformer Control and display instruments in the door 4)
■ Options (continued)
Option text Order GenIV GenIIIe Option text Order GenIV GenIIIe
code code
Motor rated data Nameplate color, texture and language, warning labels 3)
(standard language English)
Motor rated frequency 50 Hz V50 ✓ ✓
White letters with black core T03 ✓ ✓
Motor rated frequency 60 Hz V60 ✓ ✓
2
Stainless steel T04 ✓ ✓
Motor data other than the standard rated Y06 ✓ ✓
conditions English/Danish T09 ✓ ✓
Documentation (standard: PDF format in English on CD-ROM) English/Romanian T12 ✓ ✓
Documentation in German 1) D00 ✓ ✓ English/Bulgarian T13 ✓ ✓
Circuit diagrams, terminal diagrams and D02 ✓ ✓ English/Turkish T14 ✓ ✓
dimension drawings in DXF format
English/Greek T15 ✓ ✓
One set of printed documentation D15 ✓ ✓
English/Dutch T16 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Czech D54 • •
English/Estonian T17 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Polish D55 • •
English/Latvian T18 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Russian 1) D56 ✓ ✓
English/Lithuanian T19 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Japanese D57 • •
English/Slovakian T20 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Danish D62 • •
English/Finnish T21 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Romanian D71 • •
English/Slovenian T22 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Italian 1) D72 ✓ ✓
English/Norwegian T23 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Finnish D73 • •
English/Swedish T24 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Dutch D74 • •
English/Czech T25 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Turkish D75 • •
English/Hungarian T26 ✓ ✓
Documentation in English D76 ✓ ✓
English/French T58 ✓ ✓
Documentation in French D77 • •
English/Spanish T60 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Spanish D78 • •
English/German T74 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Portuguese (Brazil) 1) D79 ✓ ✓
English/Italian T80 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Bulgarian D80 • •
English/Portuguese (Brazil) T82 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Norwegian D81 • •
English/Russian T85 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Hungarian D82 • •
English/Polish T86 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Swedish D83 • •
English/Japanese T90 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Chinese 1) D84 ✓ ✓
English/Chinese T91 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Slovenian D85 • •
Drive acceptance tests, witnessed
Documentation in Greek D86 • •
Visual acceptance F03 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Slovakian D87 • •
Functional acceptance (without motor) F73 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Estonian D88 • •
Insulation test F77 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Latvian D89 • •
Interface check with customer equipment F79 ✓ ✓
Documentation in Lithuanian D90 • • (5 hours, on request)
Circuit diagrams with customer-specific Y10 ✓ ✓ Customer-specific acceptance F97 • •
description field (on request, without motor)
Production schedules 2) Extension of liability for defects on drives (standard 12 months) 4)
Production schedule: one issue B43 ✓ ✓ Extension of 12 months to a total of 24 months Q80 ✓ ✓
Production schedule: updated at 2-week B44 ✓ ✓ Extension of 18 months to a total of 30 months Q81 ✓ ✓
intervals
Extension of 24 months to a total of 36 months Q82 ✓ ✓
Production schedule: updated once per month B45 ✓ ✓
Extension of 30 months to a total of 42 months Q83 ✓ ✓
Manufacturer data block
Extension of 36 months to a total of 48 months Q84 ✓ ✓
Manufacturer data block B49 ✓ ✓
Extension of 48 months to a total of 60 months Q85 ✓ ✓
1) 3)
Options "documentation" D00, D56, D72, D79 and D84 are mutually Options "nameplate language" T74 to T91 are mutually exclusive.
exclusive. 4)
For a more detailed description of the options Q80 to Q85, refer to
2)
Options "production schedules" B43 to B45 are mutually exclusive. chapter 6, services and docmentation.
■ Options (continued)
Option text Order GenIV GenIIIe ✓ Option available
code
– Option not available
Other options
• Option on request
EMC filter 1) L03 ✓ ✓
Cabinet lighting and service socket outlet L50 ✓ ✓ Note: The following options are coded in the order number
2
Anti-condensation heating for cabinet L55 ✓ ✓ (refer to order No. key)
Gland plates, aluminum M35 ✓ ✓ • Line connection voltage
Gland plates, brass M36 ✓ ✓ • Transformer configuration
Gland plates, stainless steel M37 ✓ ✓ • Auxiliary voltage
IP42 degree of protection M42 ✓ ✓
Version for harsh environment conditions M67 ✓ ✓
Extended space for bottom cable entry M69 ✓ –
(GenIV, 4.0 kV, up to 140 A only)
Delivery as two separate transportation units P82 ✓ ✓
Customer-specific nameplate Y05 ✓ ✓
Paint finish other than standard Y09 ✓ ✓
Sine-wave filter Y15 • •
Additional testing options on request 2)
Heat run, unwitnessed F04 • •
Heat run, witnessed F05 • •
Heat run with rise by resistance test (RBR), F06 • •
unwitnessed
Heat run with rise by resistance test (RBR), F07 • •
witnessed
Calculation of power factor, unwitnessed F12 • •
Measurement of no-load characteristic and F14 • •
determination of losses and efficiency,
unwitnessed
Measurement of no-load characteristic and F15 • •
determination of losses and efficiency,
witnessed
No-load noise measurement, F28 • •
without noise analysis, unwitnessed
No-load noise measurement, F29 • •
without noise analysis, witnessed
Measurement of line harmonics, F68 • •
unwitnessed
Measurement of line harmonics, F69 • •
witnessed
Function acceptance (without motor), F72 • •
unwitnessed (description see option F73)
Insulation test, unwitnessed F76 • •
(description see option F77)
1) Option is included by option U02 and the combination of the options 2) For the following options please contact the factory or your local Siemens
U02 & U04. sales representative.
Technical Data
3/3 GenIV
3/3 Schematic drawings
3/4 Motor voltage 2.3/2.4 kV
3/6 Motor voltage 3.3 kV
3/8 Motor voltage 4.0/4.16 kV
3/11 Motor voltage 6.0 kV
3/15 Motor voltage 6.6 kV
3/19 GenIIIe
3/19 Schematic drawing
3/20 Motor voltage 2.3/2.4 kV
3/22 Motor voltage 3.3 kV
3/24 Motor voltage 4.16 kV
3/26 Motor voltage 4.6/4.8 kV
3/28 Motor voltage 6.0 kV
3/30 Motor voltage 6.6 kV
Technical Data
■ Technical data
General technical data
Power semiconductors Diodes, IGBTs
Line-side rectifier 18 to 36 pulse diode rectifiers
Motor-side inverter Multi-level drive (PWM) with IGBT power modules
Closed-loop control Sensorless closed-loop control, fully digital with signal processor
Drive quadrants 2
Potential separation Fiber-optic cable
(Power section/open- and
closed-loop control)
Efficiency Up to 96 % including transformer, across whole power range
Regulations compliances IEC, IEEE, ANSI, NEMA, CSA, CE and UL
Paint finish RAL 7035
3
Degree of protection • IP21 (standard) 1)
• IP42 (optional) 1)
Air cooling Forced-air cooling with integrated blowers
Altitude 2) m 0 ... 1000 without derating
ft 0 ... 3300 without derating
Permissible ambient temperature Refer to table below
1)
Acc. to IEC 60529.
2)
For altitudes above 1000 m (3300 ft), please contact the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
3)
For ambient temperatures above 40 °C, please contact the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
Schematic drawings of GenIV drives:
3
Input Input
transformer transformer
cabinet cabinet
G_D015_EN_00020
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102-
air-cooled drive version 0.B32-0..0 0.B33-0..0 0.B34-0..0 0.C34-0..0 0.C34-5..0
Motor voltage 2.3/2.4 kV
Max. output voltage kV 4 4 4 4 4
Type rating kVA 180 270 290 360 410
Shaft output 1) kW 149 224 241 298 336
hp 200 300 323 400 450
Typical motor current 1) A 43 65 70 87 98
Power cell current A 70 70 70 100 100
Number of cells 9 9 9 9 9
Transformer rating kVA 200 300 400 400 450
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102-
air-cooled drive version 0.A32-0..0 0.A33-0..0 0.B33-0..0 0.B34-0..0 0.B34-5..0 0.C34-5..0
Motor voltage 3.3 kV
Max. output voltage kV 4 4 4 4 4 4
Type rating kVA 180 225 270 360 400 410
Shaft output 1) kW 149 189 224 298 331 336
hp 200 254 300 400 444 450
Typical motor current 1) A 32 40 47 63 70 71
Power cell current A 40 40 70 70 70 100
Number of cells 9 9 9 9 9 9
Transformer rating kVA 200 300 300 400 450 450
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) If aluminum transformer is selected, drive dimensions may change. Not available for 50 or 60 Hz transformers with primary voltages > 7200 V.
3) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102-
air-cooled drive version 0.A32-0..0 0.A33-0..0 0.A34-0..0 0.B34-0..0 0.B34-5..0
Motor voltage 4.0/4.16 kV
Max. output voltage kV 4 4 4 4 4
Type rating kVA 180 270 275 360 410
Shaft output 1) kW 149 224 229 298 336
hp 200 300 307 400 450
Typical motor current 1) A 26 39 40 52 59
Power cell current A 40 40 40 70 70
Number of cells 9 9 9 9 9
Transformer rating kVA 200 300 400 400 450
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
3
• with copper transformer kW < 16 < 17 < 19 < 22 < 24
• with aluminum transformer kW < 18 < 19 < 22 < 25 < 28
Efficiency Pout/Pin 3) of drive system
• with copper transformer % 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5
• with aluminum transformer % 96 96 96 96 96
Auxiliary supply
• Single-phase w/o options 4) kVA < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5
• Single-phase w/ all options 4) kVA <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
• Three-phase w/o CPT 5) kVA <4 <4 <4 <4 <4
• Three-phase w/ CPT and all kVA <7 <7 <7 <7 <7
options 5)
Cooling air requirement m3/s 2.2 2.2 2.2 2.2 2.2
CFM 4700 4700 4700 4700 4700
Sound pressure level LpA (1 m) dB 80 80 80 80 80
Power cabling cross sections
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM
line-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 6) mm2 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM 1 x 250 MCM
motor-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 6) mm2 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120 1 x 120
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• PE connection, max. connec- AWG/MCM 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG
tion cross-section at enclosure (NEC, CEC)
with M12 screw 6) preliminary mm2 70 70 70 70 70
(DIN VDE)
Degree of protection NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21
Drive dimensions (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Width mm 1680 1680 1680 1680 1680
in 66 66 66 66 66
• Height (incl. blowers) mm 2780 2780 2780 2780 2780
in 110 110 110 110 110
• Depth mm 1065 1065 1065 1065 1065
in 42 42 42 42 42
• Schematic drawing 7) A A A A A
Drive weight (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Weight, approx. kg 2700 2900 2900 3100 3300
lb 5950 6390 6390 6830 7280
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
If aluminum transformer is selected, drive dimensions may change. Not available for 50 or 60 Hz transformers with primary voltages > 7200 V.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
If aluminum transformer is selected, drive dimensions may change. Not available for 50 or 60 Hz transformers with primary voltages > 7200 V.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102-
air-cooled drive version 2.A33-0..0 2.A34-0..0 2.A35-0..0 2.B35-0..0 2.B36-0..0 2.B37-0..0
Motor voltage 6.0 kV
Max. output voltage kV 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6
Type rating kVA 270 360 415 450 540 630
Shaft output 1) kW 224 298 344 373 448 522
hp 300 400 461 500 600 700
Typical motor current 1) A 26 35 40 43 52 61
Power cell current A 40 40 40 70 70 70
Number of cells 15 15 15 15 15 15
Transformer rating kVA 300 400 500 500 600 700
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
• with copper transformer
• with aluminum transformer
kW
kW
<9
< 11
< 13
< 14
< 15
< 17
< 16
< 18
< 19
< 22
< 22
< 25 3
Efficiency Pout/Pin 2) of drive system
• with copper transformer % 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5
• with aluminum transformer % 96 96 96 96 96 96
Auxiliary supply
• Single-phase w/o options 3) kVA < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5
• Single-phase w/ all options 3) kVA <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
• Three-phase w/o CPT 4) kVA <8 <8 <8 <8 <8 <8
• Three-phase w/ CPT and all kVA < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11
options 4)
Cooling air requirement m3/s 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5
CFM 9500 9500 9500 9500 9500 9500
Sound pressure level LpA (1 m) dB 82 82 82 82 82 82
Power cabling cross sections
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM
line-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 5) mm2 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM
motor-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 5) mm2 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• PE connection, max. connec- AWG/MCM 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG
tion cross-section at enclosure (NEC, CEC)
with M12 screw 5) preliminary mm2 70 70 70 70 70 70
(DIN VDE)
Degree of protection NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21
Drive dimensions (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Width mm 4165 4165 4165 4165 4165 4165
in 164 164 164 164 164 164
• Height (incl. blowers) mm 2990 2990 2990 2990 2990 2990
in 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5
• Depth mm 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
in 49 49 49 49 49 49
• Schematic drawing 6) B B B B B B
Drive weight (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Weight, approx. kg 4700 4900 5100 5100 5300 5500
lb 10360 10800 11240 11240 11680 12130
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in hp and kW are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
If aluminum transformer is selected, drive dimensions may change. Not available for 50 or 60 Hz transformers with primary voltages > 7200 V.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102- 6SR4102-
air-cooled drive version 2.A33-0..0 2.A34-0..0 2.A35-0..0 2.A36-0..0 2.B36-0..0 2.B37-0..0
Motor voltage 6.6 kV
Max. output voltage kV 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6 6.6
Type rating kVA 270 360 450 455 540 630
Shaft output 1) kW 224 298 373 378 448 522
hp 300 400 500 507 600 700
Typical motor current 1) A 24 32 39 40 47 55
Power cell current A 40 40 40 40 70 70
Number of cells 15 15 15 15 15 15
Transformer rating kVA 300 400 500 600 600 700
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
• with copper transformer
• with aluminum transformer
kW
kW
<9
< 11
< 13
< 14
< 16
< 18
< 16
< 18
< 19
< 22
< 22
< 25 3
Efficiency Pout/Pin 2) of drive system
• with copper transformer % 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5 96.5
• with aluminum transformer % 96 96 96 96 96 96
Auxiliary supply
• Single-phase w/o options 3) kVA < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5 < 1.5
• Single-phase w/ all options 3) kVA <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
• Three-phase w/o CPT 4) kVA <8 <8 <8 <8 <8 <8
• Three-phase w/ CPT and all kVA < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11 < 11
options 4)
Cooling air requirement m3/s 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5
CFM 9500 9500 9500 9500 9500 9500
Sound pressure level LpA (1 m) dB 82 82 82 82 82 82
Power cabling cross sections
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM
line-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 5) mm2 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• Cable cross-sections, AWG/MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM 2 x 500 MCM
motor-side, max. connectable (NEC, CEC)
per phase with M10 screw 5) mm2 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240 2 x 240
preliminary (DIN VDE)
• PE connection, max. connec- AWG/MCM 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG 2/0 AWG
tion cross-section at enclosure (NEC, CEC)
with M12 screw 5) preliminary mm2 70 70 70 70 70 70
(DIN VDE)
Degree of protection NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21 NEMA1/IP21
Drive dimensions (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Width mm 4165 4165 4165 4165 4165 4165
in 164 164 164 164 164 164
• Height (incl. blowers) mm 2990 2990 2990 2990 2990 2990
in 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5 117.5
• Depth mm 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
in 49 49 49 49 49 49
• Schematic drawing 6) B B B B B B
Drive weight (transformer cabinet and cell cabinet)
• Weight, approx. kg 4700 4900 5100 5300 5300 5500
lb 10360 10800 11240 11680 11680 12130
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1) The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2) Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3) 120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
4) Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5) Maximum installable size per phase.
6) Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIV
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
If aluminum transformer is selected, drive dimensions may change. Not available for 50 or 60 Hz transformers with primary voltages > 7200 V.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- GenIV derives single-phase control power from a built-in CPT as standard
- For GenIV, single-phase control power can be fed directly by the customer as an option (K68)
- CPT is an option in other systems.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
Please refer to page 3/3 for schematic drawings. The letters A and B refer to the particular drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
Schematic drawing of GenIIIe drives:
Input Transformer Transformer Transformer Control Power cell Power cell Power cell
cabinet cabinet cabinet cabinet cabinet cabinet cabinet cabinet
3
G_D015_EN_00022
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 1.G41-7..0 1.H41-7..0 1.H42-0..0 1.J42-0..0
Motor voltage 2.3/2.4 kV
Max. output voltage kV 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6
Type rating kVA 1305 1540 1555 1760
Shaft output 1) kW 1111 1306 1322 1492
hp 1489 1750 1773 2000
Typical motor current 1) A 315 370 375 423
Power cell current A 315 375 375 500
Number of cells 9 9 9 9
Transformer rating kVA 1750 1750 2000 2000
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 1.G41-7..0 1.G42-0..0 1.G42-2..0 1.H42-2..0 1.H42-5..0
Motor voltage 3.3 kV
Max. output voltage kV 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6
Type rating kVA 1540 1760 1800 1980 2140
Shaft output 1) kW 1306 1492 1527 1679 1818
hp 1750 2000 2047 2250 2437
Typical motor current 1) A 269 308 315 346 375
Power cell current A 315 315 315 375 375
Number of cells 9 9 9 9 9
Transformer rating kVA 1750 2000 2250 2250 2500
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 3.G42-2..0 3.G42-5..0 3.G43-0..0 3.H43-0..0 3.H43-5..0
Motor voltage 4.16 kV
Max. output voltage kV 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.9
Type rating kVA 1980 2200 2265 2640 2700
Shaft output 1) kW 1679 1865 1925 2238 2292
hp 2250 2500 2581 3000 3073
Typical motor current 1) A 275 305 315 366 375
Power cell current A 315 315 315 375 375
Number of cells 12 12 12 12 12
Transformer rating kVA 2250 2500 3000 3000 3500
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 3.G42-5..0 3.G43-0..0 3.H43-0..0 3.H43-5..0 3.H44-0..0
Motor voltage 4.6/4.8 kV
Max. output voltage kV 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.9 4.9
Type rating kVA 2200 2615 2640 3080 3115
Shaft output 1) kW 1865 2222 2238 2611 2645
hp 2500 2978 3000 3500 3545
Typical motor current 1) A 264 315 317 370 375
Power cell current A 315 315 375 375 375
Number of cells 12 12 12 12 12
Transformer rating kVA 2500 3000 3000 3500 4000
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 5.G43-5..0 5.G44-0..0 5.H44-0..0 5.H45-0..0 5.J45-0..0
Motor voltage 6.0 kV
Max. output voltage kV 6.1 6.1 6.1 6.1 6.1
Type rating kVA 3080 3270 3520 3895 4400
Shaft output 1) kW 2611 2777 2984 3306 3730
hp 3500 3722 4000 4432 5000
Typical motor current 1) A 296 315 338 375 423
Power cell current A 315 315 375 375 500
Number of cells 15 15 15 15 15
Transformer rating kVA 3500 4000 4000 5000 5000
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Please contact the factory or your local Siemens representative.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
8)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
■ Technical data
ROBICON Perfect Harmony 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102- 6SR3102-
air-cooled drive version 7.G43-5..0 7.G44-0..0 7.G45-0..0 7.H45-0..0 7.J45-0..0
Motor voltage 6.6 kV
Max. output voltage kV 7.3 7.3 7.3 7.3 7.3
Type rating kVA 3080 3520 3600 4285 4400
Shaft output 1) kW 2611 2984 3055 3636 3730
hp 3500 4000 4095 4875 5000
Typical motor current 1) A 269 308 315 375 385
Power cell current A 315 315 315 375 500
Number of cells 18 18 18 18 18
Transformer rating kVA 3500 4000 5000 5000 5000
Aluminum transformer available Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Power losses of drive system
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
3)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
4)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
5)
Maximum installable size per phase.
6)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
7)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
GenIIIe
1)
The specifications for the typical motor current and the power data in kW and hp are approximate values only; these have been calculated for operation with
induction motors and for a typical power factor cos ϕ and motor efficiency. Both approximate values have to be adapted to the motor that is actually used.
2)
Please contact the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
3)
Values at 100 % of rated speed and torque; includes drive and input transformer.
4)
120/240 V AC for NXGII control
- CPT is an option.
5)
Includes cooling blowers/pumps; largest unit shown.
6)
Maximum installable size per phase.
7)
If aluminum transformer is selected drive dimensions may change.
8)
Please refer to page 3/19 for schematic drawing.
Technical Data
Notes
Description of Options
4/2 Options
4/2 B09 Electrical submersible pumps 4/10 N30 to N33 Controlled outgoing feeder
applications for auxiliaries 400 V 3 AC or 460/480 V
4/2 Converter adapted to ZLU 3 AC
requirements 4/10 N35 to N38 Controlled outgoing feeder
4/2 B43 to B45 Production schedules for auxiliaries 230 V 1 AC or 120 V 1 AC
4/2 B49 Manufacturer data block 4/11 N44 Make-proof grounding switch at
4/2 D00 to D90 Documentation drive input (manually driven)
4/4 F03 to F97 Drive acceptance tests, 4/11 N45 Make-proof grounding switch at
witnessed drive output (manually driven)
4/4 F04 to F76 Additional testing options 4/11 N75 Power supply for auxiliaries
24 V DC/2.5 A via terminals
4/5 G21 to G93 Serial communication
4/11 N83 Removal of surge arrestors
4/5 G47 Ethernet port connector
mounted on the door 4/11 P82 Delivery as two separate
transportation units
4/6 K20 to K34 Control and display
instruments in the door 4/11 Q80 to Q85 Extension of liability for
defects on drives
4/6 K50 Vector control with speed
encoder 4/11 T03, T04 Nameplate color and texture
4/6 K68 to K79 Auxiliary and control 4/11 T09 to T91 Nameplate languages,
voltage supply warning labels
4/7 L03 EMC filter 4/12 U02 Version with CE conformity
4/7 L09 Output reactor 4/12 U02 & U04 Version with CE and GOST
conformity
4/7 L29 Bidirectional synchronized
transfer 4/12 U10 ProToPS
4/8 L50 Cabinet lighting and service 4/12 U11 Cell bypass
socket outlet 4/12 V01 to V14 Motor voltages
4/8 L55 Anti-condensation heating for 4/12 V50, V60 Motor rated frequency 50 Hz,
cabinet 60 Hz
4/8 L81 2 x 2 thermistor protection relays 4/13 Y05 Customer-specific nameplate
for alarm and fault 4/13 Y06 Motor data other than standard rated
4/8 L82 3 x 2 thermistor protection relays conditions
for alarm and fault 4/13 Y09 Paint finish other than standard
4/8 L91 to L95 Temperature detection 4/13 Y10 Circuit diagrams with customer-
and evaluation specific description field
4/9 M10 Mechanical door interlock – 4/13 Y15 Sine-wave filter (on request)
Castell 4/14 Additional exclusions for GenIV drives
4/9 M12 Electrical door interlocks with 4.0 kV and up to 140 A
4/9 M35 to M37 Gland plates
4/9 M42 IP42 degree of protection
4/9 M61 Redundant blower
4/9 M64 Drive prepared for duct flange
connection in front
4/9 M67 Version for harsh environment
conditions
4/9 M68 Drive prepared for duct flange
connection in rear
4/9 M69 Extended space for bottom
cable entry (GenIV, 4.0 kV, up to
140 A only)
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options
In the following you find a detailed description of the options. To B49
easily find the required order code and its associated parame- Manufacturer data block
ters, the descriptions are sorted alphabetically by order codes
in the paragraphs below. With Option B49 a manufacturer data block will be established
(paper copy). It is a signed document with test certificates, con-
formity certificates and type test certificate to prove all quality
assurance measures have been taken up during production.
B09
Electrical submersible pumps applications Note: This book will not be part of the documentation CD-ROM
but can be downloaded from the Internet later on.
With option B09, filter parameters will be calculated and
uploaded to the drive parameter set as of actual filter data D00 to D90
(inductance and capacitance) and motor cable data (specific Documentation
resistance).
Mutually exclusive options D00 to D84 1)
Note: Option B09 requires option Y15 (sine-wave filter).
Documentation
(standard: PDF format in Code D00 D02 D15 D56 D76 D79 D84
B10 English on CD-ROM)
Converter adapted to ZLU requirements
Documentation in German D00 ✓ ✓ – ✓ – –
• Transformer realized acc. to IEC 60076-11 (incl. double VPIed
windings and routine test of partial discharge level > 10 pC) Circuit diagrams, terminal
• Engineering support to fulfill the following ZLU requirements: diagrams and dimension
D02 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
drawings in DXF format,
- operational between 0.8 Un ≤ U ≤ 1.1 Un and
(English only)
47.5 Hz ≤ fn ≤ 52.5 Hz
- operation assured on load shedding by the generator and One set of printed
D15 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
short time frequency rise to 1.1 fn for 5 seconds and documentation
1) For each documentation language listed in the table on the following page,
the same mutual exclusions with other languages will apply as for German,
Russian, Portuguese and Chinese.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
Option Description Option Description
D00 Documentation in German D77 Documentation in French (on request)
With order code D00, the documentation is supplied in With order code D77, the documentation is supplied in
German on CD-ROM. French on CD-ROM.
D02 Circuit diagrams, terminal diagrams and dimension D78 Documentation in Spanish (on request)
drawings in DXF format (English only) With order code D78, the documentation is supplied in
Documents such as circuit diagrams, terminal diagrams, the Spanish on CD-ROM.
arrangement diagram and the dimension drawing can be
ordered with order code D02 in DXF format, e.g. for use in D79 Documentation in Portuguese (Brazil)
AutoCAD systems. With order code D79, the documentation is supplied in
Portuguese on CD-ROM.
D15 One set of printed documentation (multiple orders
possible) D80 Documentation in Bulgarian (on request)
If documentation is also required on paper, this must be With order code D80, the documentation is supplied in
ordered using order code D15. Bulgarian on CD-ROM.
D54 Documentation in Czech (on request) D81 Documentation in Norwegian (on request)
With order code D54, the documentation is supplied in With order code D81, the documentation is supplied in
Czech on CD-ROM. Norwegian on CD-ROM.
D55 Documentation in Polish (on request) D82 Documentation in Hungarian (on request)
With order code D55, the documentation is supplied in With order code D82, the documentation is supplied in
Polish on CD-ROM. Hungarian on CD-ROM.
D56 Documentation in Russian D83 Documentation in Swedish (on request)
With order code D56, the documentation is supplied in With order code D83, the documentation is supplied in
Russian on CD-ROM. Swedish on CD-ROM.
D57 Documentation in Japanese (on request)
With order code D57, the documentation is supplied in
D84 Documentation in Chinese
With order code D84, the documentation is supplied in
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Japanese on CD-ROM. Chinese on CD-ROM.
D62 Documentation in Danish (on request) D85 Documentation in Slovenian (on request)
With order code D62, the documentation is supplied in With order code D85, the documentation is supplied in
Danish on CD-ROM. Slovenian on CD-ROM.
D71 Documentation in Romanian (on request) D86 Documentation in Greek (on request)
With order code D71, the documentation is supplied in With order code D86, the documentation is supplied in
Romanian on CD-ROM. Greek on CD-ROM.
D72 Documentation in Italian D87 Documentation in Slovakian (on request)
With order code D72, the documentation is supplied in With order code D87, the documentation is supplied in
Italian on CD-ROM. Slovakian on CD-ROM.
D73 Documentation in Finnish (on request) D88 Documentation in Estonian (on request)
With order code D73, the documentation is supplied in With order code D88, the documentation is supplied in
Finnish on CD-ROM. Estonian on CD-ROM.
D74 Documentation in Dutch (on request) D89 Documentation in Latvian (on request)
With order code D74, the documentation is supplied in With order code D89, the documentation is supplied in
Dutch on CD-ROM. Latvian on CD-ROM.
D75 Documentation in Turkish (on request) D90 Documentation in Lithuanian (on request)
With order code D75, the documentation is supplied in With order code D90, the documentation is supplied in
Turkish on CD-ROM. Lithuanian on CD-ROM.
D76 Documentation in English
If a documentation language other than English is selected
(options D00 or D54 to D90), an additional CD-ROM with
documentation in English as second documentation language
can be ordered using order code D76.
Note: If option D15 (one set of printed documentation) is
selected simultaneously, the printed documentation will be
delivered in the first documentation language only.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
F03 to F97 F04 to F76
Drive acceptance tests, witnessed Additional testing options
Mutually exclusive options F03 to F97 Option Description
Drive acceptance tests, F04 Heat run, unwitnessed
Code F03 F73 F77 F79 F97
witnessed F05 Heat run, witnessed
Visual acceptance F03 – – – ✓ F06 Heat run with rise by resistance test (RBR), unwitnessed
F07 Heat run with rise by resistance test (RBR), witnessed
Functional acceptance
F73 – ✓ ✓ ✓ F12 Calculation of power factor, unwitnessed
(without motor)
F14 Measurement of no-load characteristic and determination of
Insulation test F77 – ✓ – ✓ losses and efficiency, unwitnessed
Interface check with customer F15 Measurement of no-load characteristic and determination of
F79 – ✓ – ✓ losses and efficiency, witnessed
equipment (5 hours, on request)
Customer-specific acceptance F28 No-load noise measurement, without noise analysis,
F97 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ unwitnessed
(on request, without motor)
F29 No-load noise measurement, without noise analysis,
witnessed
✓ Options can be combined
F68 Measurement of line harmonics, unwitnessed
– Options are mutually exclusive
F69 Measurement of line harmonics, witnessed
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F76 Insulation test, unwitnessed
Open doors/panels; inspection of drive before shipping (description see option F77)
F73 Functional acceptance (without motor)
Visual acceptance; functional test with inductive load, cooling
system validation.
Option F73 includes option F03 (visual acceptance).
F77 Insulation test
The following is included in the scope of the acceptance tests:
• High-voltage test
• The insulation resistance is measured
The insulation test can only be ordered in connection with
option F73 (functional acceptance).
F79 Interface check with customer equipment (5 hours,
on request)
For details please contact the factory or your local Siemens
sales representative.
F97 Customer-specific acceptance (on request, without motor)
For details please contact the factory or your local Siemens
sales representative.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
G21 to G93 Option Description
Serial communication
G21 Modbus Plus interface, network 1
Mutually exclusive options G21 to G93 Note: If a second Modbus Plus interface is required, select
options G21 and G31.
Serial
G21
G22
G23
G26
G28
G91
G31
G32
G38
G43
G46
G93
Code G22 Modbus RTU interface, network 1
communication
Modbus Plus Software activation of the interface; available without
interface, G21 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ additional hardware
network 1 Note: If a second Modbus interface is required, select options
G22 and G32.
Modbus RTU
interface, G22 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ G23 DeviceNet profile 12 interface, network 1
network 1 Note: If a second DeviceNet interface is required, select
DeviceNet options G23 and G43.
profile 12 G26 Control Net interface, network 1
G23 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
interface,
network 1 Note: If a second Control Net interface is required, select
options G26 and G46.
Control Net
interface, G26 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ G28 Modbus Ethernet interface, network 1
network 1 Software activation of the interface; available without
Modbus additional hardware
Ethernet Note: If a second Modbus Ethernet interface is required, select
G28 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ options G28 and G38.
interface,
network 1
G31 Modbus Plus interface, network 2
PROFIBUS DP
G32 Modbus RTU interface, network 2
interface, G91 – – – – – ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
network 1
Modbus Plus
G38
G43
Modbus Ethernet interface, network 2
DeviceNet profile 12 interface, network 2
4
interface, G31 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ – – – – –
network 2 G46 Control Net interface, network 2
Control Net
PROFIBUS DP
interface, G46 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ – – – – –
Modbus RTU
Modbus Plus
(G32)
(G38)
(G43)
(G46)
(G93)
interface, G93 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ – – – – –
network 2 Network 1
Modbus Plus (G21) 2 2 2 2 2 2
✓ Options can be combined Modbus RTU 1) (G22) 1 1 1 1 1 1
– Options are mutually exclusive DeviceNet profile 12 (G23) 2 2 2 2 2 2
Various serial communication interfaces can be optionally Control Net (G26) 2 2 2 2 2 2
selected (no more than two total). Modbus Ethernet 2) (G28) 1 1 1 1 1 1
PROFIBUS DP (G91) 2 2 2 2 2 2
G47
Ethernet port connector mounted on the door
The Ethernet port connector is standard for all Perfect Harmony
drives.
1)
Network 1 Modbus uses the COM port on the comminications board.
2)
Network 1 Modbus Ethernet uses the Ethernet port on CPU card
(additional Ethernet switch is required).
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
K20 to K34 K50
Control and display instruments in the door Vector control with speed encoder
Mutually exclusive options K31 to K34 With Option K50, I/O for evaluation of a speed encoder signal is
integrated. For example, this is used in applications that require
Control and display instruments very accurate speed control, especially at low speeds.
Code K31 K32 K33 K34
in the door
Note: Option K50 is applied to speed encoder applications.
Off-Local-Remote Selector K31 – – –
Keyed Off-Hand-Auto Selector K34 – – – Auxiliary and control voltage supply Code K68 K69 K79
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• Fault (red)
• Alarm (yellow) With options K68, K69 and K79, the power source is defined.
• Operation (green) Select one of them. K69 is the preset value. The internal control
• Drive ready (white)
• Local operation (white)
voltage will be 120 V AC in either case.
K21 3 display instrumens in the cabinet door for voltage, With option K73, you can select a 24 V DC I/O voltage.
current and speed
Option Description
For display of process variables, analog display instruments
are installed in the cabinet door indicating the measured value K68 Connection for control voltage 220/230 V AC by customer
in %: Using option K68, the customer will supply control voltage to
• Motor current (0 to +120 %) the drive. The maximum current consumption is 4 A.
• Motor speed (-120 % … 0 … +120 %)
K69 Control voltage 120 V AC by Siemens
• Motor voltage (0 to +120 %)
Option K69 includes a CPT (control power transformer) built
K29 Pushbutton kit into the drive. 120 V AC will be generated internally from the
With option K29, a pushbutton kit is located on the door panel. auxilliary supply.
It includes a start and a stop pushbutton, a fault reset button
K79 Connection for control voltage 120 V AC by customer
and a manual speed potentiometer. (Emergency Stop
pushbutton is standard.) Using option K79, the customer will control voltage to the
drive.
K31 Off-Local-Remote selector
K73 I/O signal voltage 24 V DC
A three position selector switch mounted on the front of the
drive. With option K73, 24 V DC is available as Input/Output control
signals.
Note: The options K31 to K34 are mutually exclusive. Select
one of them.
K32 Off-Hand-Auto selector
A three position selector switch mounted on the front of the
drive.
Note: The options K31 to K34 are mutually exclusive. Select
one of them.
K33 Keyed Off-Local-Remote selector
A three position selector switch mounted on the front of the
drive provided with keyed protection.
Note: The options K31 and K33 are mutually exclusive. Select
one of them.
K34 Keyed Off-Hand-Auto selector
A three position selector switch mounted on the front of the
drive with keyed protection.
Note: The options K31 to K34 are mutually exclusive. Select
one of them.
Note: Select one of the options K31 to K34. K31 is the preset
value.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
L03 L29
EMC filter 1) Bidirectional synchronized transfer
CE mark drives require an EMC line filter. With option L03, the fil- Option L29 offers automatic synchronization with seamless
ter will be installed downstream from the 3-phase control power transfer of the motor to the line and take-over of the motor from
disconnect switch. Customer input control power cables will be the line. The drive synchronizes the motor to the supply voltage
routed inside the metallic wire-way before being terminated at (phase relation, frequency and amplitude). The motor is sub-
the control power disconnect switch. sequently connected in parallel to the line with the S3 circuit-
breaker/contactor before the output-side S2 circuit-breaker/
Note: Option L03 is included by option U02 which is mandatory contactor opens.
for GenIV units. It is not available separately for these drives.
L09 S1 S3
Output reactor
The air-cooled units will be supplied with a reactor cabinet
included in the drive lineup with IP protection same as the drive.
Option L09 cannot be combined with options M64 or M68 (drive
prepared for duct flange connection).
G_D012_XX_00024
S2
M
4
Circuit-breakers/contactors
Approximately 100 ms pass under consideration of the
response time constants of the two circuit-breakers/contactors
(opening and closing times). Within this period of time the motor
is transferred from the drive to the line. This ensures a bumpless
transfer of the motor to the line.
If the motor is to be subsequently taken from the line and oper-
ated via the drive again, the transfer process is executed in
reverse order. The drive is first run up in no-load operation and
its output voltage is synchronized to the line voltage in its phase
relation, frequency and amplitude. Then circuit-breaker/contac-
tor S2 is closed before S3 is opened and the motor is isolated
from the line. In this case the motor is taken over bumplessly by
the drive and can either be operated under speed control or shut
down under control. Variable speed operation during running up
and shutting down does not produce any high starting and
transient torques that could damage the drive train or cause e.g.
pressure fluctuations in the process. The S3 circuit-breaker/
contactor must be configured to protect the motor against over
currents and over voltages during line operation. If temperature
sensors are fitted in the motor, these must be monitored inde-
pendently (plant-side) during line operation.
An output reactor (option L09) is additionally required for the
decoupling of the drive output during the commutation process.
Note: The circuit-breakers/contactors are not included in the
scope of delivery. For the dimensioning of the the output reactor
(option L09) and the circuit-breakers/contactors contact the fac-
tory or your local Siemens sales representative. A motor protec-
tion relay should also be considered in the bybass circuit.
Attention: Option L29 is only possible if the drive output voltage
is the same as the line voltage.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
L50 L91
Cabinet lighting and service socket outlet 2 PT100 evaluation units with 3 inputs each
If option L50 is chosen, a universal lamp and a service socket Each PT100 evaluation unit can monitor up to three sensors. For
outlet (Schuko version) are installed in the control cabinet. all three sensors, the limits for alarm and trip must be set cen-
trally. The output relays are integrated into the internal fault and
The voltage supply for the cabinet lighting and socket outlet (on shutdown sequence of the drive.
terminal block) is provided externally. The cabinet light-ing is
switched on manually via a switch.
L93
PT100 evaluation unit with 6 inputs and 2 analog outputs
L55
Anti-condensation heating for cabinet The PTt100 evaluation unit can monitor up to six sensors. The
limit values can be programmed by the user for each channel. In
The anti-condensation heating is recommended at low ambient the standard setting, the measuring channels are divided into
temperatures and high levels of humidity to prevent condensa- two groups of three channels each. With motors, for example,
tion. The number of cabinet heaters fitted depends on the num- three PT100 can be monitored in the stator windings and two
ber of cabinet panels (refer to the table). The anti-condensation PT100 in the motor bearings. Channels that are not used can be
heaters are controlled with a thermostat. suppressed using appropriate parameter settings.
Note: The supply voltage for the anti-condensation heating The output relays are integrated into the internal fault and shut-
(110 to 240 V AC) must be supplied externally. down sequence of the drive. Additionally two freely programma-
Drive type Number and power of heaters ble analog outputs (0/4 mA to 20 mA and 0/2 V to 10 V) are avail-
able.
GenIIIe 7 heaters, 100 W each
Note: The analog outputs are not evaluated by the control.
GenIV
4
9 cells, up to 140 A 3 heaters, 100 W each
15 cells 5 heaters, 100 W each L95
PT100 evaluation unit with 6 inputs for explosion-proof
motors and 2 analog outputs
L81 Six evaluation units are available for use in explosion-proof mo-
2 x 2 thermistor protection relays for alarm and fault tors Zone 2, Zone 22 (non-conductive dusts) Div. 2 and safe
areas (inherently safe input: [Ex ia] IIC). The resistance ther-
Option L81 offers four thermistor protection for PTC thermistors mometers (PT100, PT500, PT1000) can be operated in a two-
(type A) for alarm and trip. The power supply for the relay and wire, three-wire or four-wire system. The six evaluation units are
the evaluation is provided within the drive. arranged in two groups of three units each. For each group the
alarm and fault messages are combined together and integrated
into the alarm and fault reporting chain of the drive. Furthermore,
L82 a temperature measured value is led to an analog input of the
3 x 2 thermistor protection relays for alarm and fault drive in each group so that it is available to the drive control for
Option L82 offers six thermistor protection relays for PTC therm- measurement and display purposes.
istors (type A) for alarm and trip. The power supply for the relay Note: The analog outputs are not evaluated by the control.
and the evaluation is provided within the drive.
Note: The maximum cable cross section that can be connected
plant-side is 1.5 mm2. For the cables, an extra cable duct has to
be provided, causing the restriction that option L95 can be con-
L91 to L95
nected from top only (for GenIV, 4.0 kV) and from bottom only
Temperature detection and evaluation
(for GenIIIe and GenIV, 6.6 kV).
Mutually exclusive options L91 to L95
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
M10 M64
Mechanical door interlock – Castell Drive prepared for duct flange connection in front
With the option M10 the drive is supplied with a mechanical door With option M64, the drive is prepared for connection to an
interlock system. external exhaust air system to the front of the blower assembly.
The safety closing/interlocking system is based on the key trans- This option is applicable when the customer is providing
fer system from Castell. The opened circuit-breaker releases the external exhaust ducting at the output of the blower to carry the
key to the key exchange unit, which in turn releases the keys to hot air blowing out of the drive cabinet outside the room.
the drive cabinet doors of the power section. This ensures that
the drive is isolated from the medium voltage and that the When configuring the exhaust air ducts for the drive ventilation
medium voltage is no longer present in the cabinet. system, it is essential to ensure that the air flow rates stipulated
in the technical data are observed. The pressure drop between
Note: Units have as a standard an electrical door interlock. the air inlet and air outlet of the drive is different for different
versions. The additional pressure drop due to the external
exhaust air system must not be lower than 0 Pa and higher than
M12 50 Pa.
Electrical door interlocks 1) Attention:
The electrical door interlock system prevents access to the en- Note the following regarding the connection of an external air
ergized sections in the drive as long as hazardous voltages are duct:
present. This system also prevents the drive from being ener-
gized until all doors into the energized sections in the drive are • For changing the blowers, suitable openings have to be
closed. It is possible to monitor the internal (options N44, N45) provided in the air duct.
or external grounding switch. • It has to be assured that the cabinet doors can be opened/
closed after mounting the air duct.
Note: Option M12 is required for CE marking. M12 is included
by the mandatory option U02 for CE marked units delivered from Note: Selection of option M64 can affect the values for sound
Nuremberg. It is not available separately for these drives. pressure level depending on the design of the exhaust air
system. 4
For more implementation details on option M64, please contact
M35 to M37 the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
Gland plates
With options M35, M36 and M37, gland plates can be ordered in
an aluminum (M35), brass (M36) and stainless steel (M37) M67
version. As standard the gland plates are aluminum. Version for harsh environment conditions
The options M35 to M37 are mutually exclusive. With option M67, the drive can be equipped for harsh environ-
ment conditions (high humidity, tropical or seaside location).
Option Description This is not a marine certification compliant option.
M35 Gland plates Measures comprise:
• aluminum
• Aluminum parts coated or anodized
M36 Gland plates • Galvanized parts coated or replaced with stainless steel parts
• brass
• Double vacuum pressure impregnation (VPI) of the
M37 Gland plates transformer (protection against salt-mist, environment class
• stainless steel 3C2 acc. to IEC 60721-3-3)
• Paint finish for tropical conditions
Note: Options M35 to M37 apply for input/output power cables
only. Gland plates for control cables always are aluminum. • Coated printed circuit boards
M42 M68
IP42 degree of protection Drive prepared for duct flange connection in rear
As standard the air-cooled drives are supplied with NEMA 1 With option M68, the drive is prepared for connection to an
compliance. The corresponding standard degree of protection external exhaust air system to the rear of the bower assembly.
for the GenIIIe and GenIV drives is IP21. Further description see option M64 (drive prepared for duct
With option M42, the degree of protection for the air-cooled flange connection in front).
GenIIIe and GenIV drives can be enhanced over the standard
offering (NEMA 1 or IP21).
M69
Extended space for bottom cable entry
M61 (GenIV, 4.0 kV, up to 140 A only)
Redundant blower Extra cabinet, mounted at the left side, Dimensions: 300 mm
To improve system availability, an additional blower is added to width, 520 mm depth, cable entry area: 320 x 100 mm (min.).
the drive. If a blower within the drive cabinet fails, the redundant Note: Only available for GenIV 4 kV up to 140 A.
blower is activated by the drive control system preventing the
drive from tripping. This prevents production down times or in- Note: This option will be also used for option N44 (Make-proof
terruptions. Replacement of the faulty blower can be postponed grounding switch at converter input).
until the next scheduled shutdown.
1)
Note: Option M61 is included by the option U10 (ProToPS). Option is included by option U02 and the combination of the options
U02 & U04.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
N30 to N33 N35 to N38
Controlled outgoing feeder for auxiliaries Controlled outgoing feeder for auxiliaries
400 V 3 AC or 460/480 V 3 AC 230 V 1 AC or 120 V 1 AC
Mutually exclusive options N30 to N33 Mutually exclusive options N35 to N38
Control of auxiliaries Code N30 N31 N32 N33 Control of auxiliaries Code N35 N36 N37 N38
A controlled outgoing feeder for the operation of external auxil- A controlled outgoing feeder protected by miniature circuit-
iary equipment, e.g. separate blowers on the motor or pumps/oil breakers is available in the drive for controlling external auxilia-
supplies, is available in the drive. It is controlled and is fused by ries, e.g. the anti-condensation heating for the motor. The volt-
motor circuit-breakers. The voltage supply required for the drive age supply required for the drive, e.g. for the anti-condensation
must be provided externally. Depending on the drive power that heating, must be provided externally. Depending on the power
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
N44 T03, T04
Make-proof grounding switch at drive input Nameplate color and texture
(manually driven)
Option Description
If grounding on the line-side is required for safety and protection
reasons, a grounding switch can be ordered with order code T03 White letters with black core
(standard: black letters, white core)
N44.
T04 Stainless steel (standard: phenolic)
For safety reasons, the drive controller locks these grounding
switches against activation while voltage is still present. The
control is integrated into the protection and monitoring chain of
the drive. T09 to T91
Nameplate languages, warning labels
In the event of maintenance work on the drive, it must be en-
sured on the plant side that there is no external voltage present, Mutually exclusive options T74 to T91
e.g. auxiliary voltage for blowers, the cooling system, controller
and closed-loop control and any external outputs in the drive. Nameplate language Code T74 T82 T85 T91
Attention: For the GenIV units with 4.0 kV and up to 140 A, option
N44 is installed in an extra option cabinet (width 350 mm) which English/German T74 – – –
is available on request.
English/Portuguese (Brazil) T82 – – –
For safety reasons, the drive controller locks the grounding Note: Please contact the factory or your local Siemens sales
switch against activation while voltage is still present. The con- representative for languages different from the ones specified
trol is integrated into the protection and monitoring chain of the below.
drive. Option Description
Note: Both options N44 and N45 are recommended for plants in T09 English/Danish
the EU scope of application.
T12 English/Romanian
T13 English/Bulgarian
N75 T14 English/Turkish
Power supply for auxiliaries 24 V DC/2.5 A via terminals
T15 English/Greek
With option N75 the converter is delivered with a power supply
T16 English/Dutch
unit for 24 V DC auxiliaries. It provides each 6 output terminals
on +24 V and 0 V. The total power consumption across all output T17 English/Estonian
terminals is limited to 2.5 A. T18 English/Latvian
T19 English/Lithuanian
N83 T20 English/Slovakian
Removal of surge arrestors T21 English/Finnish
With option N83, the drive is delivered without any arrestors on T22 English/Slovenian
the integrated transformer.
T23 English/Norwegian
T24 English/Swedish
P82 T25 English/Czech
Delivery as two separate transportation units
T26 English/Hungarian
With option P82, the drive is delivered as two separate transpor-
T58 English/French
tation units instead of the standard single transportation unit.
T60 English/Spanish
Note: Option P82 is available for GenIV units and for the power
range below 2 MVA only; from 2 MVA, two transportation units as T74 English/German
standard. T80 English/Italian
T82 English/Portuguese (Brazil)
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
U02 V01 to V14
Version with CE conformity Motor voltages
With option U02, a drive version with CE conformity is supplied. With the options V01 to V14, the motor voltage can be selected.
These options are mutually exclusive. Select one of them.
Note: Either option U02 or the combination U02 & U04 (GOST
conformity) must be ordered for units built in Nuremberg. Both Option Motor voltage
include options L03 (EMC filter) and M12 (electrical door inter-
locks) then. V01 2.3 kV
V02 2.4 kV
V03 3.0 kV
U02 & U04
Version with CE and GOST conformity V04 3.3 kV
V05 4.0 kV
With the combination U02 & U04, a drive version with CE and
GOST conformity is supplied. V06 4.16 kV
Note: Either option U02 or the combination U02 & U04 (GOST V07 4.8 kV
conformity) must be ordered for units built in Nuremberg. Both V08 5.0 kV
include options L03 (EMC filter) and M12 (electrical door inter-
V09 5.5 kV
locks) then.
V10 6.0 kV
V11 6.3 kV
U10
V12 6.6 kV
ProToPS
V13 6.9 kV 1)
Mutually exclusive options U10 to U11
V14 7.2 kV 1)
ProToPS U10 –
V50, V60
Motor rated frequency 50 Hz, 60 Hz
Cell bypass U11 – Select option V50 (50 Hz) or option V60 (60 Hz) if motor rated
frequency is not equal input (line) frequency (as encoded in
MLFB).
– Options are mutually exclusive
U11
Cell bypass
With option U11, the drive system will automatically continue to
operate uninterrupted if one or more cells has a fault. The con-
tinuous current rating is maintained with faulted cells but at a
reduced voltage. This is a recommended option for critical
processes. Faulted cells can then be replaced at a convenient
planned maintenance window.
Note: Option U11 is included by the option U10 (ProToPS).
1)
For GenIIIe only.
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
Y05 Y15
Customer-specific nameplate Sine-wave filter (on request)
As standard the nameplate shows the rated data of the drive The sine-wave filters supply the motors with almost sine-wave
under nominal conditions. motor currents and voltages. These filters are typically required
when cable lengths on the output of the drive exceed 2.2 km
If data on the nameplate should be adapted to special ambient (7500 ft). At such long distances the effective switching
conditions (temperature, altitude) or should reflect special load frequency harmonics and sidebands may excite a cable reso-
conditions (e.g. derating because of operation at low frequency) nance resulting in transmission line overvoltages at the motor
the option Y05 must be selected. terminals. These filters are most commonly required for long
Information to be supplied: cables application like Electrical Submersible Pumps (ESP).
• Altitude The sine-wave filter mainly comprises of L-C filters. These
• Coolant temperature components are housed in transition cabinets. The reactors are
typically custom engineered. The filter components are sized,
• Rated voltage based upon the continuous current rating of the power cells and
• Rated current maximum voltage available of the drive.
• Rated power For further details please contact the factory or your local
Siemens sales representative.
Y06
Motor data other than standard rated conditions
Option Y06 requires text input of motor data, e.g. 55 Hz, 32 Hz,
160 Hz, or could also require the submission of a motor data
sheet. Option Y06 must be accompanied by Y05 (customer-
specific nameplate) which would specify the derated values for
the drive.
4
Y09
Paint finish other than standard
As standard the drives are supplied with RAL 7035 paint finish.
A special color must be specified in plain text when ordering.
Y10
Circuit diagrams with customer-specific description field
The circuit diagrams are given customer-specific headers. The
data for the header must be specified in plain text (up to three
lines of 45 characters per line).
Description of Options
Description of options
■ Options (continued)
Additional exclusions for GenIV drives with 4.0 kV and up to
140 A
For GenIV drives with 4.0 kV and up to 140 A, additional exclu-
sions to the above apply. The following table shows possible
combinations of options that are critical in terms of required
space or number of connections.
Note: These exclusions do not apply, if an option cabinet (width
350 mm) is used. This is available on request.
12 examples for possible combinations of particular options for
4.0 kV drives up to 140 A (for other combinations, consult the
factory or your local Siemens sales representative):
Possible combinations
Option
Code
description
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Engineering Information
5/2 Tools
5/2 NXGII ToolSuite
5/3 SinaSave
5/3 Accessories
5/3 Cell lifter
5/3 Accessories for grounding and
short-circuiting the drive
5/7 Interfaces
5/7 Overview
5/8 Standard input/output assignments
Engineering Information
Tools
■ Overview
NXGII ToolSuite Control (only if enabled by SOP)
The NXGII ToolSuite is a PC-based high-level Graphical User • Manual start button
Interface (GUI) application that integrates various software tools • Stop button
used for NXGII based drives. ToolSuite, equipped with the • Fault reset button
Microsoft Windows Operating System, allows navigation through
a drive’s features by using a PC and a mouse or by using a touch Drive Tool
screen (instead of an operator panel) – allowing you to monitor
and control that drive’s functions quickly and easily. The NXGII Its purpose is to manage all of the drive features and provide the
Control and the PC running the NXGII ToolSuite software, inter- user with a user-friendly view of the drive.
face with one another using Ethernet and TCP/IP protocol. Tool- The Drive Tool’s main features include:
Suite contains the following tools: Drive Tool, Debug Tool, and • Drive configuration
SOP Utilities.
• Drive variable graphing
Configuration
• Drive status (provides real time status of various parameters,
• Multilevel password to limit access measured values, and calculations)
- Passwords same as used in drive
Debug Tool
• Folders for each drive configuration category (i.e., VFD Menu
system) This application provides a remote graphical user interface for
- Icon colors to indicate default and modified parameter Siemens medium-voltage ROBICON Perfect Harmony NXGII se-
values ries drives. With the Debug Tool, the user can examine drive vari-
- On screen parameter identifier (matches operator panel IDs ables using a PC and a mouse, in a simple and quick manner.
for speed menus) The debug utility is intended for use during test, commissioning,
- Parameter editing assisted by minimum/maximum limits and and troubleshooting of the drive.
defaults
SOP Utilities
• Ability to upload logs, parameters, system program
The System Operating Program (SOP) is the logic that maps the
• Ability to download system program and/or configuration data internal and external I/O into the functionality of the drive. In its
files simplest form, it just maps internal states to external points. In
Graphing more complex forms, additional complex logic, in the form of
• Adjustable time scale Boolean logic, as well as timers, counters, and comparators,
express the system functionality to the drive.
• Predefined variable list to select variable to be graphed
The SOP Utilities is a group of utilities under the ToolSuite um-
• Graph up to 10 variables brella program. It performs most of the functionality on the PC
• Individual variable offsets running the ToolSuite, but has serial communications capability
Engineering Information
Tools
■ Overview (continued)
SinaSave Accessories
Cell lifter
The power cells of the ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives can be
replaced as a unit. To replace, the entire power cell must be ex-
tracted from the drive and transported on a cell lifter. There are
different versions of the cell lifter available, suitable for the the
ROBICON Perfect Harmony air-cooled drives (GenIIIe and
GenIV).
Cell lifter data
GenIV GenIIIe
Carrying kg 140 140
capacity
lb 308 308
Engineering Information
Control overview
■ Mode of operation
Control features
The following table provides a summary of the performance
offered by the ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives with NXGII
control.
Overview of control features
Feature Description
Output frequency 0 ... 300 Hz 1); above 167 Hz, current derating is required
Modulation Multi-level PWM
Ride-through • Medium-voltage ride-through: > 5 cycles
• Control power ride-through with UPS: > 5 cycles
Spinning load • Instantaneous mode: allows fast bypass
• Frequency scan mode: performed after residual motor voltage has collapsed
Induction motor control • V/Hz for parallel motors (VHz)
• Open-loop vector control for induction motors (OLVC)
• Closed-loop vector control for induction motors (CLVC)
Synchronous motor control • Open-loop vector control for synchronous motors (OSMC)
• Closed-loop vector control for synchronous motors (CSMC)
Emergency Stop category Emergency stop category 0 is set as standard for an uncontrolled shutdown.
The function includes voltage disconnection of the drive output by opening the circuit-breaker.
Consequently the motor coasts down.
Energy saver Single parameter driven (for induction motors only)
Braking • Inverse speed (max. braking torque is approx. 0.3 % at full speed)
• Dual frequency (typical braking torque at full speed is 7.5 %)
Auto tuning Available for induction motors as long as the drive rating is higher than 67 % of the motor
Transparent cell bypass 500 ms downtime with redundant cells; without redundant cells, the downtime depends on the motor open cir-
(option U11) cuit time constant
Synchronous transfer Closed synchronous transfer available for induction and synchronous motors 2)
(option L29)
5 Voltage minimum boost Not implemented; as an alternate, automatic resistance compensation is available in
OLVC/CLVC/OSMC/CSMC control modes (also see description for flux attenuation shaping)
Flux attenuation shaping Not implemented; a simple (single parameter function) implementation is available
Zero speed control Not implemented
1) Although 0 Hz can be produced by the drive, torque production is limited 2) Synchronous transfer applications with synchronous motors would require
at low output frequencies. a PLC to manage the exciter control.
Engineering Information
Control overview
Note
Applications that require lower than 1 % speed operation under
high load torque should use the CLVC mode. In such cases it is
preferable to select a motor that has high full-load slip (> 1.0 %)
and high breakdown torque.
1) Torque response values are valid for drive without an output filter. Tuning 6) ROBICON Perfect Harmony drives when not operated in overmodulation,
may be required to achieve these values. will have torque pulsation amplitudes of less than 1 % as listed in the
2) Approx. 0.3 % speed error is typical. Worst-case speed error is equal to above table. For a drive operating in overmodulation the torque pulsation
approximately 30 % of rated motor slip. is higher at the 6th harmonic frequency (i.e. 6f component) which is intro-
3)
duced only in the speed range of 95 to 100 % of rated. Torque pulsations
0.1 % can be achieved with a 1024 PPR encoder. Speed accuracy at all other frequencies are under 1 % of rated. Refer to pages 5/6, 5/7 for
depends on the encoder PPR. more information on the cell voltage and drive output voltage ratings that
4) will operate with overmodulation.
Speed response numbers apply as long as torque limit is not reached.
5)
Testing is required to determine exact value.
Engineering Information
■ Function
Output voltage characteristics Output current
Output voltage Quantity Value
Quantity Value DC component ≤1%
(as a % of rated output current)
Distortion at rated voltage without overmodulation: ≤ 2 %
(as a % of rated output voltage) (for the first 20 harmonics) Distortion or THD 5) 6) without overmodulation: ≤ 3 %
(as a % of rated output current; with overmodulation: ≤ 4.5 %
with overmodulation: ≤ 3 % 1) when motor and drive ratings are
(for the first 20 harmonics) equal and the motor leakage
Unbalance ≤1% reactance is 16 % or higher)
(as a % of rated output voltage)
dV/dt 2) < 1000 V/µs for GenIIIe
< 3000 V/µs for GenIV Output voltage capability
Harmonic voltage factor (HVF) 3) < 0.02 for drives with number of Input under-voltage rollback
cells ≥ 9
< 0.035 for drives with number In the event that the input voltage falls below 90 %, the attached
of cells = 6 description provides details of drive limitations.
When the input line voltage drops below 90 % of its rated value,
the drive limits the amount of power (and hence the torque) that
Harmonic voltage factor as a function of ranks with 750 V cells can be delivered to the load. The maximum allowable drive
(GenIV) power as a function of line voltage is shown in the figure below.
At 66 % input voltage, the maximum drive power is limited to
Number of cells Output voltage HVF 50 % and is quickly reduced to a slightly negative value (regen
kV limit) at 65 %. This limit forces the drive to absorb power from the
9 4.16 4) 0.019 motor and maintain the (power cell) DC-bus voltages in case the
input voltage recovers during MV ride-through. The limit is imple-
15 6.00 0.008 mented as an inverse function of speed in order to maintain con-
15 6.60 0.007 stant power flow to the (cell) DC-bus.
18 7.20 0.006
18 8.00 0.005
105
21 9.20 0.004 100
24 10.00 0.004
Pmax
(GenIIIe) 50
Number of cells Output voltage HVF
kV
G_D015_EN_00012
9 2.40 0.019
9 3.30 0.017 0
Regen limit
12 4.16 0.009
65 66 % 90
12 4.80 0.010 Erms max
15 6.00 0.007
18 6.90 0.005 Drive power (Pmax) as a function of input voltage magnitude (Erms)
1) 4)
See also footnote 4) of the following table. Note: Although overmodulation is allowed with all GenIV drives, only those
2)
Although output dV/dt values are high, the control ensures that only one with this cell count and this rated output voltage will operate in overmodu-
cell switches at a particular instant. The magnitude of voltage steps lation in the 95 to 100 % speed range. Higher output voltage and current
applied to the motor are thus smaller than the rated voltage (and equal to harmonic components at 5th and 7th harmonic frequencies will exist as
the DC-bus voltage of a single cell), which limits the stress on the insulation reflected in the THD and torque pulsation values.
5)
of the first few turns (of the motor winding). The output current distortion limit of 3 % is valid for drives with number of
3)
NEMA MG 1, Part 30, suggests that no motor derating is required when the cells ≥ 9 and no overmodulation. As the number of cells increases, the
inverter voltage waveform has a HVF value that is less than 0.03. HVF is current distortion decreases to below 2 % for 18 cell drives with a typical
defined as: motor.
冑兺
6)
Most motors have a leakage reactance that is greater than 16 %. Output
V2 current distortion is inversely proportional to motor leakage reactance, i.e.
n
HVF = as motor leakage reactance decreases, output current distortion
increases.
n≥5 n
where, Vn is the harmonic amplitude in per-unit, and n is the harmonic
order (= ratio of harmonic frequency to fundamental frequency).
All Perfect Harmony configurations (with 9 cells or more) meet this require-
ment. Therefore, heating due to switching harmonics is negligible and no
motor derating is needed.
Engineering Information
Interfaces
■ Function (continued)
Once the input voltage falls below 65 %, the drive reduces out- With overmodulation (for 750 V cells only)
put power to a slightly negative value and maintains synchro-
nism with the motor for a period greater than five cycles. Once When overmodulation is used in the control for additional voltage
input voltage is restored, the drive begins by magnetizing the capability, the maximum output voltage increases by 5 %.
motor and then continues with torque production. There is no Note:
delay in drive restart. Overmodulation is not advised to be used. However, in excep-
If input voltage is not restored after five cycles the drive main- tional cases overmodulation can be utilized but only after con-
tains synchronism with the motor as long as the power cells can sulting the factory or your local Siemens sales representative.
operate without input power or as long as there is motor voltage Example of calculating output voltage capability
(to synchronize to). Once operation of any power cell stops or if
motor voltage decays significantly, the drive trips on a loss of Consider a drive with 18 cells, each rated for 690 V. The maxi-
input medium-voltage. mum output voltage that can be delivered on the +5 % tap with
rated line voltage is (with N = 6 and Vcell = 690):
With all cells operating
Vout = 1.78 · 6 · 690 V · 0.95 · 1.0 = 7000 V
The maximum output voltage of the drive in terms of the number
of ranks and the secondary-side cell voltage is given as: where 1.0 is the ratio of actual to rated line voltage.
Vcell_rating × Tap_setting × Vinput
Vout = 1.78 × N ×
Vinput_rated
where,
N = number of ranks in drive
(or total number of cells = 3*N)
Vcell rating = 630, 690, or 750 V (depending on design)
Vinput = actual input line voltage
Vinput rated = rated drive input voltage
Tap_Setting = 1.00 (for 0 % tap), 0.95 (for +5 % tap) or
1.05 (for -5 % tap)
The above formula is valid for all air-cooled drives.
Output voltage capability must be calculated based on worst-
case line voltage (minimum value).
■ Configuration
Overview I/O WAGO modules 5
The air-cooled ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive has a common WAGO™ is an off the shelf solution for interfacing digital and
control system namely NXGII. This control system offers digital analog I/O to the NXGII controller via Modbus protocol. The table
and analog input and output capabilities through the use of the I/O below shows some of the WAGO modules used in the GenIIIe
breakout board and the I/O WAGO modules. The GenIV drive series drive.
series uses the I/O breakout board while the GenIIIe drive series
uses both, the I/O breakout board and the I/O WAGO modules. WAGO modules characteristics
1) Only two out of three analog inputs can be 0 to 10 V; one analog input will
always be 4 to 20 mA.
Engineering Information
Interfaces
■ Configuration (continued)
Standard input/output assigments
The following tables provide an overview of the preassignment
function of interfaces in the standard versions of GenIV and
GenIIIe drives.
GenIV, I/O Assignments
Signal name Function Options involved
GenIV Nine cells Fifteen cells
I/O breakout board digital input signals
Internal digital input 0A Remote inhibit Remote inhibit –
Internal digital input 1A Remote start Remote start –
Internal digital input 2A Remote stop Remote stop –
Internal digital input 3A Remote fault reset Remote fault reset –
Internal digital input 0B SW1-off SW1-off –
Internal digital input 1B SW1-remote/auto SW1-remote/auto –
Internal digital input 2B Door closing system Door closing system M12
Internal digital input 3B Door closing system Door closing system M12
Internal digital input 0C SPARE SPARE N44, N45
Internal digital input 1C SPARE SPARE Warning: L81, L82, L91, L93, L95
Internal digital input 2C SPARE SPARE Fault: L81, L82, L91, L93, L95
Internal digital input 3C Transformer air flow temperature, high Transformer air flow temperature, high –
Internal digital input 0D Transformer air flow temperature, high- Transformer air flow temperature, high- –
high high
Internal digital input 1D Cooling blower 1 (BLW1) O.K. Cooling blower 1 (TBLW1) O.K. –
Internal digital input 2D Redundant cooling blower 2 (BLW2) O.K. Cooling blower 2 (CBLW1) O.K. –
(optional)
Internal digital input 3D SPARE SPARE M61
Engineering Information
Interfaces
■ Configuration (continued)
Signal name Function Options involved
GenIV Nine cells Fifteen cells
I/O breakout board digital output signals
Internal digital output 0 Speed demand in local at VFD Speed demand in local at VFD –
Internal digital output 1 Drive ready to run Drive ready to run –
Internal digital output 2 Drive running Drive running –
Internal digital output 3 Drive alarm Drive alarm –
Internal digital output 4 Drive fault Drive fault –
Internal digital output 5 Door closing system Door closing system M12
Internal digital output 6 SPARE SPARE N44, N45
Internal digital output 7 SPARE SPARE N30 to N33, N35 to N38
Internal digital output 8 Cooling blower 1 (BLW1) starter Cooling blower 1 (TBLW1) starter –
Internal digital output 9 Redundant cooling blower 2 (BLW2) Cooling blower 2 (CBLW1) starter –
starter (optional)
Internal digital output 10 SPARE Redundant cooling blower 1R (TBLW2) –
starter (optional)
Internal digital output 11 SPARE Redundant cooling blower 2R (CBLW2) –
starter (optional)
Internal digital output 12 SPARE SPARE –
Internal digital output 13 SPARE SPARE –
Internal digital output 14 Coordinated input protection scheme Coordinated input protection scheme –
Internal digital output 15 Latch fault relay (LFR), set pulse Latch fault relay (LFR), set pulse –
I/O breakout board analog input signals
Internal analog input 1 Remote speed demand, 4 ... 20 mA Remote speed demand, 4 .... 20 mA –
Internal analog input 2 SPARE SPARE K29 (potentiometer)
Internal analog input 3 SPARE SPARE –
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I/O breakout board analog output signals
Internal analog output 1 Motor speed, 4 ... 20 mA Motor speed, 4 ... 20 mA –
Internal analog output 2 Motor torque, 4 ... 20 mA Motor torque, 4 ... 20 mA –
Engineering Information
Interfaces
■ Configuration (continued)
GenIIIe, nine to eighteen cells – I/O assignments
Signal name Function Options involved
GenIIIe Nine to eighteen cells
I/O breakout board digital input signals
Internal digital input 0A Remote inhibit –
Internal digital input 1A Remote start –
Internal digital input 2A Remote stop –
Internal digital input 3A Remote fault reset –
Internal digital input 0B SW1-off –
Internal digital input 1B Remote mode –
Internal digital input 2B Door closing system M12
Internal digital input 3B Door closing system M12
Internal digital input 0C SPARE N44, N45
Internal digital input 1C SPARE Warning: L81, L82, L91, L93, L95
Internal digital input 2C SPARE Fault: L81, L82, L91, L93, L95
Internal digital input 3C Transformer thermal switch 170 deg C –
Internal digital input 0D Transformer thermal switch 190 deg C –
Internal digital input 1D Cooling blower 1 (TBLW1) O.K. –
Internal digital input 2D Cooling blower 2 (TBLW2) O.K. –
Internal digital input 3D Cooling blower 3 (TBLW3) O.K. (redundant) (else SPARE) –
Internal digital input 0E Cooling blower 1 (CBLW1) O.K. –
Internal digital input 1E Cooling blower 2 (CBLW2) O.K. –
Internal digital input 2E Cooling blower 3 (CBLW3) O.K. (redundant) (else SPARE) –
Internal digital input 3E Latch fault relay (LFR) feedback –
I/O breakout board digital output signals
Engineering Information
Operator panel
■ Overview
The ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive series contains a user- One of the most important functions of the operator panel is
friendly operator panel. This operator panel is located on the parameter monitoring. Below you find a reduced list of parame-
front of the control cabinet for operation, monitoring and com- ters that can be monitored by using the operator panel:
missioning of the drive. The operator panel is illustrated in figure • Input voltage in V
below.
• Input voltage harmonics (one at a time)
• Input current in A
• Input current harmonics (one at a time)
• Input power factor
• Input power in kW
• Input reactive power in kVAR
• Input energy in kWh
• Input phase sequence
• Loss of phase
• Low voltage
• Transformer overload
• Output power in kW
• Output energy in kWh
• Output current in A
• Output voltage in V
• VFD efficiency
• Motor torque in Nm
• Motor speed in rpm
• Motor slip in %
• Drive output frequency in Hz
The operator panel of the ROBICON Perfect Harmony drive series • Magnetizing current in A
The operator panel offers the following features and characteris- • Torque current in A
tics: • Motor flux in Wb
• LCD display (2 x 24 characters).
• LEDs for displaying operational status. 5
• Numerical keypad to enter set points or parameter values
• Automatic key set the drive in automatic mode
• Manual start key enables the operator to control the drive from
the operator panel
• Manual stop key to shut down the drive in a controlled manner
• Security access code for safe operation
Engineering Information
Scope of delivery
■ Overview
The standard scope of delivery of the ROBICON Perfect Har-
mony comprises:
Basic units
The basic unit of each ROBICON Perfect Harmony product-line
consists of the following:
• Input cabinet
• Transformer cabinet
• Cell cabinet
• Control cabinet
• Output Cabinet
Items not included in the standard scope of delivery
The following items are not included in the standard scope of
delivery:
• Cables, lugs and glands
• Isolators, contactors or circuit-breakers (optionally available),
• Make-proof grounding switch (optionally available)
• Motors
• Cable runways or cable ducts
• Harmonic filters
• Harmonic analysis
• Torsional analysis
• Erection work
• Commissioning
• Acceptance test with experts for the complete drive system
Note: Documentation see chapter 6.
6/2 Training
6/2 SITRAIN training
6/3 SITRAIN course offer for Perfect Harmony
6/3 ROBICON Perfect Harmony for operators
6/4 Documentation
6/9 Services on offer
First-class know-how directly pays for itself: In shorter startup "Blended learning" means a combination of various training
times, high-quality end products, faster troubleshooting and media and sequences. For example, a local attendance course
reduced downtimes. In other words, increased profits and lower in a Training Center can be optimally supplemented by a teach-
costs. yourself program as preparation or follow-up. Additional effect:
Reduced traveling costs and periods of absence.
Achieve more with SITRAIN
• Shorter times for startup, maintenance and servicing
• Optimized production operations
• Reliable configuration and startup
• Minimization of plant downtimes
• Flexible plant adaptation to market requirements
• Compliance with quality standards in production
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• Increased employee satisfaction and motivation
• Shorter familiarization times following changes in technology
and staff
■ Contact
Visit our site on the Internet at:
www.siemens.com/sitrain
or let us advise you personally.
SITRAIN Customer Support Germany:
Phone: +49 (0) 911 / 895 7575
Fax: +49 (0) 911 / 895 7576
E-Mail: [email protected]
■ Course offer
Commissioning engineers, configuration engineers
Programmers Service personnel
Project managers, project team members Operators, users
Decision makers, sales personnel Maintenance personnel
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Target group • Application, function and interaction of control boards
Service personnel, Operators, users, Maintenance personnel • Analyzing alarm and fault messages
• Parameter assignment, diagnosis and data backup (via inte-
gral control panel, via TOOL SUITE PC program)
• Functionality and analysis of "command generator diagram"
and "control"
• Extensive lab work on setting parameters and analyzing the
drive's functions (via integral control panel, via TOOL SUITE
PC program)
Additional Comments
Please note that this course has been primarily designed for end
customers; gaining commissioning know-how is not part of this
training. Lab work is carried out on an air cooled Siemens Per-
fect Harmony drive with motor and on simulators (original control
boards with simulated power device and motor).
■ Documentation
The O&M manual will be send to the customer following the
shipment of the ROBICON Perfect Harmony air-cooled drive.
This manual includes the following standard sections:
• Supplied spare parts list
• Maintenance instructions
• Field service information
• Storage requirements
• Recommended spare parts
• Liability for defects information
• Product user manuals
• System operating program (SOP)
• Drawings of the air-cooled drives (outline & wiring)
The documentation is in English. Further languages can be
ordered if required (see description of options).
■ Overview
Our Service & Support is at your disposal worldwide and sup- site in over 100 countries – throughout the entire life cycle of your
ports you in all areas of Siemens drive technology. Directly on machines and plants – around the clock.
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- Protective equipment
- Excitation equipment/excitation rectifiers
- Transformer protection
The advantages at a glance:
7 High flexibility and cost benefits thanks to global network of
qualified service personnel
7 Direct contact between the customer and the manufacturer in
close collaboration with local service center
7 Short communication paths across all organizational levels
7 "Global resource management" for worldwide applications
with observation of statutory and tax provisions
7 Cross-sector drive know-how through to the complete system
7 Highly qualified variable speed drives specialists
■ Remote Services – Expert knowledge close at hand ■ Energy savings in drive technology
Energy consumption
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Mechanical
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Flow rate
7 Minimization of unplanned plant downtimes and reduction of 7 Reduced harmonic loading of the supply
consequential damage 7 Reduced noise
7 Increased plant availability 7 Optimized production conditions
6 7 Provides the basis for status-oriented maintenance 7 Reduced wear due to matched speeds
7 Optimization and planning of maintenance and service activi- Calculate your potential for savings with the energy efficiency
ties software SinaSave (refer to chapter 5 "Engineering information").
7 Resource-saving handling of materials as an important contri-
bution to environmental protection
7 Optimization of spare parts inventories
7 Graded, flexible hardware and software concept → scalable
and allows flexible adaptation to the respective drive system
7 Service products
Order No. Type of service order
9LD1040-0AF00 Repair order
9LD1360-0AF00 Product support & Maintenance contract
9LD1140-0AF00 Field service application for commissioning
and trouble-shooting
2. For the case of re-ordering after product delivery This is ordered with the following order numbers:
A re-order for an extension of liability for defects after delivery Extension of liability for defects on drives
can only be processed during the standard period of liability for Order No. Text
defects (< 12 months).
9LD1740-0AA24 Extension of liability for defects, by 12 months to a
The price is staggered according to the duration of the extension total of 24 months (2 years) from delivery
and takes into account the previously ordered options.
9LD1740-0AA30 Extension of liability for defects, by 18 months to a
At the time of ordering, the name of the product complete total of 30 months (2½ years) from delivery
with the order number and the associated serial number 9LD1740-0AA36 Extension of liability for defects, by 24 months to a
must be specified in the item text (SAP). total of 36 months (3 years) from delivery
After expiry of the standard liability for defects (> 12 months) an 9LD1740-0AA42 Extension of liability for defects, by 30 months to a
extension is only available under a special agreement. total of 42 months (3½ years) from delivery
9LD1740-0AA48 Extension of liability for defects, by 36 months to a
total of 48 months (4 years) from delivery
9LD1740-0AA60 Extension of liability for defects, by 48 months to a
total of 60 months (5 years) from delivery
9LD1740-0AA24 Q80 12
Standard
9LD1740-0AA30 Q81 period of 18
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9LD1740-0AA36 Q82 liability for 24
9LD1740-0AA42 Q83 defects 30
9LD1740-0AA48 Q84 12 months 36
9LD1740-0AA60 Q85 48
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Services Services
For machine constructors, solution providers and plant opera- Our Service & Support accompanies you worldwide in all mat-
tors: The service offering from Siemens Industry, Automation and ters concerning automation and drives from Siemens. We pro-
Drive Technologies includes comprehensive services for a wide vide direct on-site support in more than 100 countries through all
range of different users in all sectors of the manufacturing and phases of the life cycle of your machines and plants.
process industry.
You have an experienced team of specialists at your side to pro-
To accompany our products and systems, we offer integrated vide active support and bundled know-how. Regular training
and structured services that provide valuable support in every courses and intensive contact among our employees - even
phase of the life cycle of your machine or plant - from planning across continents - ensure reliable service in the most diverse
and implementation through commissioning as far as mainte- areas.
nance and modernization.
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right through to the creation of
www.siemens.com/ the automation solution.
automation/service&support
■ Optimization
During the service life of ma-
chines and plants, there is often
a great potential for increasing
productivity or reducing costs.
To help you achieve this poten-
tial, we are offering a complete
range of optimization services.
Appendix
Appendix
Subject index
■ Subject index
Chapter/page Chapter/page
A N
Anti-condensation heating for cabinet 4/8 Nameplates 4/11, 4/13
Applications, typical 2/3 NXGII ToolSuite 5/2
Auxiliary voltage supply 4/6
O
B Online Services 7/4
Bidirectional synchronized transfer 4/7 Operator panel 5/11
Options 2/18 ... 2/20,
C 4/1 ... 4/14
Cabinet lighting 4/8 Order No. supplements 2/15 ... 2/17
CE conformity 4/12 Output current 5/6
Cell bypass 2/4, 4/12 Output reactor 4/7
Cell lifter 5/3 Output voltage 5/6, 5/7
Cell overload capability 2/6, 2/7 Overload capability 2/6, 2/7
Clean power input 2/2 Overview of generations 2/2
Conditions of sale and delivery 7/6
Control features 5/4 P
Control functions 2/5 Paint finish 4/13
Control instruments 4/6 Partners 7/3
Controlled outgoing feeder 4/10 Perfect Harmony overview 2/2
Control voltage supply 4/6 Power quality output 2/2
Production schedules 4/2
D Protection functions 2/5
Display instruments 4/6 ProToPS 4/12
Documentation 4/2, 4/3, 6/4
Drive acceptance tests 4/4 R
Drive input protection 5/4 Redundant blower 4/9
Drive topology 2/3
Duct flange connection 4/9 S
Schematic drawings 3/3, 3/19
E Scope of delivery 5/12
Electrical door interlocks 4/9 Selection and ordering data
Electrical submersible pumps applications 4/2 Motor voltage 2.3/2.4 kV 2/9
EMC filter 4/7 Motor voltage 3.3 kV 2/10
Ethernet port 4/5 Motor voltage 4.0/4.16 kV 2/11
Export regulations 7/6 Motor voltage 4.6/4.8 kV 2/12
Extended liability 4/11, 6/10, 6/11 Motor voltage 6.0 kV 2/13
Extended reliability 2/2 Motor voltage 6.6 kV 2/14
Serial communication 4/5
G Service and support 6/5 ... 6/13
GenIIIe characteristics 2/7 Service socket outlet 4/8
GenIV characteristics 2/6 Sine-wave filter 4/13
Gland plates 4/9 Speed and torque control 5/5
GOST conformity 4/12 Standards and regulations 2/2
H T
7 I GenIV
Temperature detection
3/3 ... 3/18
4/8
Installation and maintenance 2/3 Tools 5/2, 5/3
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) 2/3 NGXII ToolSuite 5/2
Interfaces 5/7 SinaSave 5/3
IP42 degree of protection 4/9 Torque control 5/5
Training 6/2, 6/3
L Transformer 2/3
Linked low-voltage cells 2/4
V
M Vector control 4/6
Manufacturer data block 4/2 Version for harsh environment conditions 4/9
Maximized availability 2/2
Mechanical door interlock – Castell 4/9 Z
Monitoring functions 2/5 ZLU requirements 4/2
Appendix
Partner at Industry Automation and Drive Technologies
■ Partner at Siemens
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than 85 000 people are resolutely pursuing the same goal: long-
term improvement of your competitive ability. We are committed
to this goal. Thanks to our commitment, we continue to set new
standards in automation and drive technology. In all industries –
worldwide.
At your service locally, around the globe for consulting, sales,
training, service, support, spare parts ... on the entire Industry
Automation and Drive Technologies range.
Your personal contact can be found in our Contacts Database at:
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Appendix
Online Services
Information and Ordering
in the Internet and on DVD
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out online via the Internet.
Numerous functions are available to support you.
For example, powerful search functions make it easy to find the
required products, which can be immediately checked for avail-
ability. Customer-specific discounts and preparation of quotes
can be carried out online as well as order tracking and tracing.
Please visit the Industry Mall on the Internet under:
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Appendix
Notes
Appendix
Conditions of sale and delivery
Export regulations
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information of the respective products.
An exact explanation of the metal factor and the text of the
Comprehensive Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery are
available free of charge from your local Siemens business office
under the following Order Nos.:
• 6ZB5310-0KR30-0BA1
(for customers based in Germany)
• 6ZB5310-0KS53-0BA1
(for customers based outside Germany)
or download them from the Internet
www.siemens.com/industrymall
(Germany: Industry Mall Online-Help System)
Catalogs
Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and Low Voltage Distribution
Further information can be obtained from our branch offices listed
in the appendix or at www.siemens.com/automation/partner
Interactive Catalog on DVD Catalog Motion Control Catalog
for Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and CA 01 SINUMERIK & SIMODRIVE NC 60
Low Voltage Distribution Automation Systems for Machine Tools
SINUMERIK & SINAMICS NC 61
Drive Systems Equipment for Machine Tools
Variable-Speed Drives SINUMERIK 828D BASIC T/BASIC M, NC 82
SINAMICS G110, SINAMICS G120 D 11.1 SINAMICS S120 Combi and 1FK7/1PH8 motors
Standard Inverters SIMOTION, SINAMICS S120 and PM 21
SINAMICS G110D, SINAMICS G120D Motors for Production Machines
Distributed Inverters SINAMICS S110 PM 22
SINAMICS G130 Drive Converter Chassis Units D 11 The Basic Positioning Drive
SINAMICS G150 Drive Converter Cabinet Units
SINAMICS GM150, SINAMICS SM150 D 12
Medium-Voltage Converters Power Supply and System Cabling
SINAMICS S120 Chassis Format Units and D 21.3 Power supply SITOP KT 10.1
Cabinet Modules System cabling SIMATIC TOP connect KT 10.2
SINAMICS S150 Converter Cabinet Units
SINAMICS DCM Converter Units D 23.1
Process Instrumentation and Analytics
Three-phase Induction Motors D 84.1
• H-compact Field Instruments for Process Automation FI 01
• H-compact PLUS SIREC Recorders and Accessories MP 20
Asynchronous Motors Standardline D 86.1 SIPART, Controllers and Software MP 31
Synchronous Motors with Permanent-Magnet D 86.2 Products for Weighing Technology WT 10
Technology, HT-direct Process Analytical Instruments PA 01
DC Motors DA 12 PDF: Process Analytics, PA 11
SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RA70 Digital Chassis DA 21.1 Components for the System Integration
Converters
SIMOREG K 6RA22 Analog Chassis Converters DA 21.2
Safety Integrated
PDF: SIMOREG DC MASTER 6RM70 Digital Converter DA 22
Cabinet Units Safety Technology for Factory Automation SI 10
SIMOVERT PM Modular Converter Systems DA 45
SIEMOSYN Motors DA 48 SIMATIC HMI/PC-based Automation
MICROMASTER 420/430/440 Inverters DA 51.2 Human Machine Interface Systems/ ST 80/
MICROMASTER 411/COMBIMASTER 411 DA 51.3 PC-based Automation ST PC
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Vector Control DA 65.10
SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Motion Control DA 65.11
SIMATIC Ident
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SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES Industrial Identification Systems ID 10
SIMODRIVE 611 universal and POSMO DA 65.4
SIMOTION, SINAMICS S120 and PM 21 SIMATIC Industrial Automation Systems
Motors for Production Machines
Products for Totally Integrated Automation and ST 70
SINAMICS S110 PM 22 Micro Automation
The Basic Positioning Drive
SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control System ST PCS 7
Low-Voltage Three-Phase-Motors Add-ons for the SIMATIC PCS 7 ST PCS 7.1
IEC Squirrel-Cage Motors D 81.1 Process Control System
MOTOX Geared Motors D 87.1 PDF: Migration solutions with the SIMATIC PCS 7 ST PCS 7.2
Automation Systems for Machine Tools SIMODRIVE NC 60 Process Control System
• Motors
• Converter Systems SIMODRIVE 611/POSMO
SIMATIC NET
Automation Systems for Machine Tools SINAMICS NC 61
• Motors Industrial Communication IK PI
• Drive System SINAMICS S120
Mechanical Driving Machines SINVERT Photovoltaics
FLENDER Standard Couplings MD 10.1 Inverters and Components for Photovoltaic Installations RE 10
FLENDER SIG Standard industrial gear unit MD 30.1
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