Hi Folks
I have recently bought a Viceroy TDS with a 3 phase motor and to run it from my domestic mains I`ve bought a inverter. I have read some earlier posts regarding inverter wiring and I have hopefully understood most of it. I`m looking for some specific help to my own setup. Ok here goes: The motor is a Hoover (made in Scotland) and has six terminals arranged as below
FRONT OF MOTOR/PULLEY
2 3 4 5 1 6As bought the wiring was as follows
Pins 1,3,4 were connected to each other.
Pins 2,5,6 all had a red wire attached.
After removing the jumper plates the following had continuity
Pins 1 & 5 continuity
Pins 2 & 4 continuity
Pins 3 & 6 continuity.
From earlier posts I think I have to connect together the pins with continuity i.e Jumper pins 1 & 5 together, jumper pins 2 & 4 together and jumper pins 3 & 6 together. Is this correct?
If so, is it Ok to use wire jumpers as oposed to the plates as the pin configuration makes using solid links akward?
The inverter is a Telemecanique Altivar 11.
I`m ok with the mains in and the additional control box but I need some advice on the connections to the motor. The terminals on the inverter are: U/T1 on the diagram connected to U1 on the motor V/T2 " " V1 " W1/T3 " " W1 "
So basically I need to know which pair of termials relate to U1, V1 & W1? Also does it matter, if the terminals are jumpered together, which of the pair the the supply wire is connected to i.e. in the pairing of 1 & 5 could I connected to either 1 OR 5?
Thanks for reading this rather long post and I hope I have supplied enough info.
Cheers
Paul