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    star/delta to part wind



    Hi all,
    I am hoping someone can help me i have a frescold v1571 which is star/delta and i have been given a replacement which is part wind i have been told that all i need to do is do away with the start contactor and change the timer between the star and delta contactor to less than one sec. Is it really that easy and has anyone done it. Also what delay timer will i need for the 2 contactors.
    Hoping someone can help!!



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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    Quote Originally Posted by sexysouthwest View Post
    Hi all,
    I am hoping someone can help me i have a frescold v1571 which is star/delta and i have been given a replacement which is part wind i have been told that all i need to do is do away with the start contactor and change the timer between the star and delta contactor to less than one sec. Is it really that easy and has anyone done it. Also what delay timer will i need for the 2 contactors.
    Hoping someone can help!!
    Hi the time delay is 0.5 seconds but make sure the contactors are big enough, usually with part wind start the loading is bigger, otherwise its simple !

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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    If you go to the bitzer web site they got some really good diagrams for converting dtar delta to part wound start

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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    Quote Originally Posted by Quality View Post
    If you go to the bitzer web site they got some really good diagrams for converting dtar delta to part wound start
    Good advise there quality.
    As you will see SSW I have uploaded it for you!

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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    Thanks guys for all your help,Much appreciated especially Grizzly and Ron, Thought Lloyds would know,Cheers.
    From Richard Terry ACRE Services

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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    Welcome Richard.
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    Re: star/delta to part wind

    Quote Originally Posted by RON LLOYD View Post
    Hi the time delay is 0.5 seconds but make sure the contactors are big enough, usually with part wind start the loading is bigger, otherwise its simple !
    Hi Ron, I have converted one when I was in the Mid East I used a normally open contact on the first contactor to bring the other one online

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