FKSI SU300

SU300 Variable Frequency Drive User Manual

Model: SU300 | Brand: FKSI

1. Introduction

The FKSI SU300 Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) is a high-performance vector universal frequency converter designed for precise control of 3-phase motor speeds. It supports both AC220V and AC380V input voltages and offers a power range from 0.75KW to 5.5KW. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient installation, operation, and maintenance of your SU300 VFD.

Safety Warning: Always observe the 'DANGER 5 min' warning on the device. Ensure power is disconnected and wait for 5 minutes before handling to allow capacitors to discharge.

2. Specifications

General Specifications

  • Type: DC/AC Inverter
  • Output Type: SINGLE (likely refers to single VFD unit, not phase)
  • Output Frequency: 0-400Hz (low frequency mode: 0-600Hz; high frequency mode: 0-3000Hz)
  • Output Power: 1 - 200 KW (Note: Specific models range from 0.75KW to 5.5KW)
  • Output Current: 4-13A (depending on model)
  • Weight: 1-1.5kg
  • Size: 18 x 11.3 x 9.5 cm (approximate, specific models may vary)
  • Origin: Mainland China

Model-Specific Parameters (Example: SU300-0R75G2)

Product parameters for SU300-0R75G2

Image: Detailed product parameters for model SU300-0R75G2, including rated current, adapted motor, input/output voltage, external dimensions, and gross weight.

Full Model Range Parameters

Table of VFD models with voltage, output current, and power

Image: Table showing various HSD3000 series models, their voltage levels (220V or 380V), output current (A), and power (KW). Also includes inverter voltage descriptions for single-phase and three-phase inputs/outputs.

3. Setup and Installation

3.1 Physical Installation

The SU300 VFD features a guide rail one-button installation mechanism for easy mounting.

Guide rail one-button installation

Image: Illustration of the VFD being mounted onto a guide rail using a simple one-button mechanism.

3.2 Wiring Diagrams

Proper wiring is crucial for safe and correct operation. Refer to the diagrams below for connecting power, motor, braking resistor, and control signals.

Main Power and Motor Connection

Wiring diagram for single-phase and three-phase power supply

Image: Detailed wiring diagrams for both single-phase (L1, L2 input) and three-phase (R, S, T input) power supplies. Both diagrams show connection to a braking resistance (PB) and a 3-phase motor (U, V, W, PE). Input and output reactors/wave filters are also depicted.

Main line terminal connection diagram for 380V input

Image: Close-up of the main power input terminals (R, S, T) for a three-phase 380V connection, shown with an external circuit breaker.

Braking resistor and motor output connection

Image: Diagram illustrating the connection of a braking resistor to P+PB terminals and the 3-phase motor to U, V, W terminals.

Control Terminal Connections

The VFD provides various control terminals for external input and output signals:

  • J1 (ROA, ROC): Relay output terminals.
  • J2 (24V, S1, S2, S3, S5/Y, GND): Digital input terminals for various control functions.
  • J3 (AI, AO, 10V, 485+, 485-): Analog input/output and RS485 communication terminals.
Main line terminal connection diagram for external start/stop buttons

Image: Wiring diagram showing external start (DI1) and stop (DI2) buttons connected to the VFD's control terminals.

4. Operation

4.1 Control Panel Overview

The VFD features a user-friendly control panel for interactive operation.

Classic layout/control panel with labels

Image: Labeled diagram of the VFD control panel, indicating: Display, PRG (Program), M-FUN (Multifunction Selection), Speed control knob, Decrement button, Increment button, Shift button, RUN button, STOP/REST button, and Enter/Confirm button.

4.2 Basic Operation (Video Demonstration)

Watch this video for a demonstration of connecting the VFD and controlling motor speed.

Video: A demonstration showing how to connect the VFD to a motor and power supply, then use the control knob to adjust the motor's rotation speed, and finally stop the motor.

4.3 Key Functions and Performance

The SU300 VFD offers a range of advanced functions:

  • Multi-segment operation: 16-segment programmable multi-speed control with multiple operation modes.
  • Simple PLC operation: Up to 16 sections of speed can be set, with adjustable operation time for each section.
  • RS485 communication: Multiple communication protocols for linkage synchronization control.
  • Output frequency range: Wide range, 0-600Hz in low frequency mode; 0-3000Hz in high frequency mode.
  • PID control: Widely used in constant pressure water supply, wind pressure constant pressure control, and other applications.
  • Built-in brake unit: For models 0.75KW-18.5KW, the brake unit is built-in and does not need to be purchased separately.

5. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your SU300 VFD, follow these general maintenance guidelines:

  • Keep the VFD clean and free from dust and debris.
  • Ensure proper ventilation around the unit. The VFD features a silent fan for efficient cooling.
  • Regularly check all wiring connections for tightness and signs of wear or damage.
  • Avoid operating the VFD in environments with excessive moisture, corrosive gases, or extreme temperatures.
  • Perform periodic inspections for any unusual noises, vibrations, or error messages on the display.
Silent fan on the VFD

Image: Side view of the VFD highlighting the silent fan for cooling.

6. Troubleshooting

The SU300 VFD is equipped with six protection functions to ensure safe operation. If an issue occurs, the VFD will typically display an error code or stop operation.

Six protection functions of the VFD

Image: Icons representing the six protection functions: Overcurrent, Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Overload, Power module protection, and Overtemperature protection.

Common Issues and Solutions:

  • Motor not starting: Check power connections, ensure the RUN button is pressed, and verify parameter settings.
  • Motor speed unstable: Verify the speed control knob setting and check for proper motor load.
  • Overcurrent/Overload error: Reduce motor load, check for motor winding issues, or verify VFD capacity matches motor requirements.
  • Overvoltage/Undervoltage error: Check input power supply voltage. Ensure it is within the VFD's specified range (220V or 380V).
  • Overtemperature error: Ensure adequate ventilation and that the cooling fan is operating correctly. Clean any dust from the heatsink.
  • No display: Check power supply to the VFD.

For specific error codes and advanced troubleshooting, please consult the full product manual (if available) or contact customer support.

7. User Tips

  • Parameter Settings: Many users find it helpful to carefully review and adjust the VFD's parameters to match their specific motor and application requirements for optimal performance.
  • Motor Compatibility: Ensure your 3-phase motor is compatible with the VFD's output voltage and power rating.
  • Initial Setup: Take your time during initial wiring and configuration. Double-check all connections before applying power.

8. Warranty and Support

The FKSI SU300 Variable Frequency Drive comes with a 1-year warranty, ensuring quality and reliability.

  • Warranty Period: 1 year from the date of purchase.
  • Fast Delivery Guarantee: In case of delayed delivery, a coupon code may be provided. Refunds are available if the package is lost or items are damaged during transit, or if no delivery occurs within 30 days.
  • Technical Support: For any technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this manual, or warranty claims, please contact FKSI Official Store customer service.

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