Danfoss ACI 30-1, ACI 50-1 Data sheet

echnical Document

CI-tronic™ Analogue Power Controller

ACI 30-1 and ACI 50-1

Features

• Phase angle or burst ring control mode

• Current loop control, 4 – 20 mA, 20 – 4 mA,

0 – 20 mA and 20 – 0 mA

• Voltage control, 0 – 10 V d.c. and 10 – 0 V d.c.

• Potentiometer control, 0 –10 kΩ and 10 – 0 kΩ

• Rated operational voltage, 230 and 480 V

• Control voltage, 19 – 28 V a.c./d.c.

• DIN-rail mountable

• Built-in varistor protection

• LED status identication

• IP 20 protection

• Compact modular design

• Easy and quick installation

• Specication acc. to industrial standard

• CE, EAC, cULus and LLC CDC TYSK

Description unwanted eects of DC magnetizing on

Selection guide

The versatile ACI analogue power controller is designed for very precise temperature and transformer control. Due to the built-in microprocessor the controller can operate in phase angle as well as in burst ring control mode. The controller automatically adapts to the load to ensure a smooth inrush, and in burst ring mode it will further eliminate the

Operational

voltage

V a.c.

208 – 240 30 380 – 480 30 45 ACI 30-1 037N0059 208 – 240 50 90 ACI 50-1 037N0058 380 – 480 50 90 ACI 50-1 037N0060

Operational

current

Supply voltage

V a.c. / d.c.

19 – 28

transformers. The ACI unit is easily connected to a PLC/regulator by means of one of the selectable input signals.

The analogue controller ACI is typically used as controller for heaters and infrared lamps but also ideal on transformer controlled processes.

Dimensions

Type Code no.

45 ACI 30-1 037N0057

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Contents Page

Features ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Description ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Selection .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Technical data ................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Operating at high temperature ................................................................................................................................ 4

Control selection ............................................................................................................................................................ 5

Function mode selection ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Applications (heater load) .......................................................................................................................................... 6

Application (transformer load) ................................................................................................................................. 6

Overhead protection .................................................................................................................................................... 7

EMC specication........................................................................................................................................................... 7

Dimensions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Mounting instruction ................................................................................................................................................... 8

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Technical data Output specications

Operational current max. AC-51 (heater load) 30 A 50 A Operational current max. AC-56a (transformer load 30 A 30 A Operational voltage 50/60 Hz 230 V / 480 V Leakage current max. 1 mA Operational current min. 10 mA

Control method

Phase angle control Selectable linear power or linear voltage Burst ring control Selectable cycle time : 0.4 – 60 seconds

Semiconductor protection fusing

Type 1 co-ordination 50 A gL/gG Type 2 co-ordination I2t(t=10 ms) 1800 A2s

Control circuit specications

Control supply voltage 19 – 28 V a.c./d.c.

Control signals

Current loop control (voltage drop < 3 V) 4 – 20 mA, 20 – 4 mA, 0 – 20 mA and 20 – 0 mA Voltage control (input resistance > 300 kW) 0-10 V d.c. and 10-0 V d.c. Potentiometer control 0-10 kΩ and 10-0kΩ

Isolation

Control input Floating control input Voltage line to control 2.5 kV a.c. Voltage supply to control 500 V a.c.

Protection

EMC immunity Meets requirements of EN 50082-1 and EN 50082-2

Insulation

Rated insulation voltage, Ui 660 V Rated impulse withstand voltage, Uimp 4 kV Installation category III

Thermal specication

Power dissipation, continuous duty 1.2 W/A Power dissipation, intermittent duty 1.2 W/A x duty cycle Ambient temperature range -5 – +40°C Cooling method Natural convection Mounting Vertical (see general mounting instructions) Max. ambient temperature with limited current 60°C, see derating for high temperatures in chart below Storage temperature range -20 – +80°C Protection degree/ pollution degree IP20/ 3

Material

Housing Self exstinguishing PPO UL 94V1 Heatsink Aluminium black anodised Base Electroplated steel

Supply and control inputs are protected against overload and over voltage

Operating at high temperature

Ambient temperature ACI 30 ACI 50

40 °C 30A 50A 50 °C 25 A 40 A 60 °C 20 A 30 A

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