
B-65322EN/02 SVM 6.INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND NOTES
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(3) Surge absorber for three-phase input
WARNING
1 Make the wires shown with thick line in the above
diagram as short as possible in order to increase
the effect of the lightning surge absorber.
Wire Cross section : At least 2mm
2
Length : Keep the total wire length (a+b) to
within 2m,where a = length of wire
used to connect lightning surge
absorber (1) b = length of wire used
to connect lightning surge absorber
(2)
2 When performing a dielectric strength test by
applying an overvoltage (such as 1000 or 1500
VAC) to a power line, remove lightning surge
absorber (2) so that it will not operate.
3 The circuit protector (5A) is intended to protect the
lines if a lightning surge absorber is damaged due
to a surge that is higher than the maximum
allowable voltage of the surge absorber.
4 Usually, no current flows through the lightning
surge absorbers. So the circuit protector (5A) may
be used also for other sections (such as power
supply module control power and spindle motor fan
power).
The following table lists commercially available lightning surge
absorbers.
Table 6.4(a) Lightning surge absorbers (not complying with the relevant standards)
Lightning
surge
absorber
Manufacturer's
specification
Okaya Electric
Industries
Clamp voltage
[V]
±10%
Maximum
allowable surge
current
8/20
µsec [A]
Maximum
allowable surge
voltage
1.2/50
µsec [V]
Maximum allowable
circuit voltage
[Vrms]
<1>
R・A・V-781BYZ-2
783
1000 12000 300
<2>
R・A・V-781BXZ-2A
783
1000 12000 300
Table 6.4(b) Lightning surge absorbers (complying with the relevant standards)
Lightning
surge
absorber
Manufacturer's
specification
Okaya Electric
Industries
Clamp voltage
[V]
±10%
Maximum
allowable surge
current
8/20
µsec [A]
Maximum
allowable surge
voltage
1.2/50
µsec [V]
Maximum allowable
circuit voltage
[Vrms]
<1>
R・A・V-781BYZ-2
783
1000 12000 300
<2>
R・A・V-781BXZ-4
783
1000 12000 300