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I need to translate a specifications sheet from a motor control manual from English to my language.
There are two parameters described like below:
Kick Start Level: from X to --- % of the DOL starting torque in X% increments
Kick Start Time: from X.X to XX Sec of the DOL starting torque in X% increments
I found no term for Kick Start in my language, but found a word for Pulse Start, after receiving a hint, it may be the same thing, but it's not confirmed.
Please advise.
There are two parameters described like below:
Kick Start Level: from X to --- % of the DOL starting torque in X% increments
Kick Start Time: from X.X to XX Sec of the DOL starting torque in X% increments
I found no term for Kick Start in my language, but found a word for Pulse Start, after receiving a hint, it may be the same thing, but it's not confirmed.
Please advise.
B
Bobster
Can you post a link to your manual, along with letting us know the language you wish to translate to?
I presume, as German often translates like this from manuals. That you are referring to a soft starter.
An that kick start, is actually referring to a torque boost function. The level being % torque on starting, usually 150 - 300% and time, the amount of time it will allow the motor to run over it's rated torque value on start up.
I presume, as German often translates like this from manuals. That you are referring to a soft starter.
An that kick start, is actually referring to a torque boost function. The level being % torque on starting, usually 150 - 300% and time, the amount of time it will allow the motor to run over it's rated torque value on start up.
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