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8.2 Electrical connections
8.2Electrical connections
DANGER
Risk of death, serious personal injury (electrical shock), and/or material damage if direct drives are connected incorrectly.
Motors must be connected in accordance with the circuit diagram provided in this documentation and require a sinusoidal current injection. They must not be connected directly to the
The motors are designed to be operated on drive systems that are supplied via power supply networks grounded with low resistance (TN systems).
See also the documentation for the drive system.
DANGER
Components in electrical devices may be under hazardous voltage. There is an electrical shock hazard!
When the rotor is rotating, a voltage is present at the motor terminals that increases proportionally with the speed. At
All work involving the electrics must only be carried out by skilled personnel when the device is disconnected from the power supply and the motor is at a standstill.
Note the regulations for working on electrical installations.
In particular, the following safety rules for working on electrical installations in accordance with EN
∙Disconnect the system.
∙Protect against reconnection.
∙Make sure that the equipment is
∙Ground and
∙Cover or enclose adjacent components that are still live.
Only work on electrical devices when they are
All PELV circuits must meet the requirements of electrical separation in accordance with EN
WARNING
The connection block on the motor for the motor supply cables (power and signal cables) must never be removed.
This could destroy the motor.
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