
ENGINEERING INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
MICROMASTER
MICROMASTER Vector
MIDIMASTER Vector
SIEMENS DA 64 – 2002/2003
3/15 Version D
3.8 Max. motor cable lengths
Drive inverter
power
Rated voltage Housing
size
Without output reactor With output reactor
KW V
Non-
shielded
cable
M
Shielded
cable
m
Non-shielded
cable
M
Shielded
cable
m
MICROMASTER / MICROMASTER Vector
0.12 - 1.5 208-240 ±10% A, B 200 200 250 225
2.2 – 4.0 208-240 ±10% C 185 150 235 185
0.37 - 1.5 380-500 ± 10% A 110 80 185 125
2.2 – 3.0 380-500 ± 10% B 170 140 220 170
4.0 - 7.5 380-500 ± 10% C 200 200 300 250
MIDIMASTER Vector
5.5 208-240 ±10% 4 200 50 250 80
7.5 - 11 208-240 ±10% 4, 5 300 200 350 225
15 - 22 208-240±10% 6 300 300 350 325
30 - 45 208-240±10% 7 300 300 350 325
7.5 - 18.5 380-500± 10% 4, 5 150 75 200 100
22 - 37 380-500± 10% 6 200 150 250 175
45 - 75 380-500 ± 10% 7 300 300 350 325
2.2 - 18.5 525-575 ± 10% 4,5 100 100 150 125
22 - 37 525-575 ± 10% 6 150 150 200 175
Standard cable lengths are 50m for non-shielded cables and 25m for shielded cables. The above mentioned
maximum cable lengths are for constant torque applications (CT) under the following conditions:
· Max. 460 V rated voltage for MICROMASTER, MICROMASTER Vector and MIDIMASTER Vector with a
voltage range 3-ph. 380-500 V AC.
· The pulse frequency which is set corresponds to that set in the factory:
Max. 16 kHz pulse frequency for 230V MICROMASTER and MICROMASTER Vector
Max. 4 kHz pulse frequency for 400V MICROMASTER, MICROMASTER Vector and all MIDIMASTER
Vector drive units
· The maximum overload is:
150% rated output current for MICROMASTER and MICROMASTER Vector
150% rated output current for MIDIMASTER Vector for constant torque (CT) applications
(The overload capability refers to the rated output currents of the MICROMASTER and MICROMASTER Vector drive
units, rated output currents for constant torque applications (CT) of the MIDIMASTER Vector and for a load duty cycle of
5 minutes. This means that the drive units can withstand a of 50% overload condition for a total of 1 minute over a period
of 5 minutes.)
Another possibility of extending the cable lengths (with the exception of using an output reactor) is to use the next
larger drive inverter.
Comment: For longer cable lengths (> standard cable lengths), problems can be incurred for vector control
types (P77 = 3).
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