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Bobeto

Hello to everybody, I`m new here with pretty basic knowledge bout all that three phase electrical thing....
However I am here to ask you for a little help to source a part and/or eventually wire it.
So I`ve bought myself a big three phase compressor with Auto Star/Delta Starter. But there is a missing part in the Auto Star/Delta Starter box. I get in touch with the manufacturer of the air compressor (ABAC) and they sent me a wiring diagram of that "auto star/delta starter box (pretty basic) and what they said was I am missing the transformer. Long story short the guy said it will either be 240v or 24v and I can check this by checking the coil voltage of the contactors and source the transformer from a good electrical retailer. But what contactors and how to check I don`t have any idea.

P.S. Unfortunately as a new member here I am not allowed to post pics or links before I make 6 posts. That`s why I can`t upload pics to show you the wiring diagram and the "auto star/delta starter box" :(


Cheers
Bobby
 
Well, thanks for the advice. I`ll see if there is any sign on the components for amperage they may consume and calculate it from there. If not I`ll give up and let the electrician check what kind of transformer I have to buy.

Thanks a lot mate.
 
If it's 240v then 50VA will give him around 0.2A, which from the drawing isn't going to cut it IMO. If it's 24v then he'll get around 2A with 50VA, which may JUST cut it depending on the Solenoid rating but I doubt it when you include the lamps and such. So.....probably not 50VA he's wanting.

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They'll be wrong, but the competent person will be able to check the correct loading.

It's only for 3 small contactor coils.

And Solenoid, Lamps, and other switches. Look at the drawing.
 
Hi guys,
So have some more info and pics from the labels of the components.
So the contaktors KMS,KMT,KML are the same so see the attached pic:
[ElectriciansForums.net] Auto Star/Delta Starter Q/N


The FR - thermal cutout:
[ElectriciansForums.net] Auto Star/Delta Starter Q/N


The KT1 -Delta-star timer is 24-230V AC/DC, 5A
The pressure valve (solenoid) is: 110V/Hz50, VA 10 Hold, VA 16 Inrush
The bulbs are quite small and there are no parameters written on them.
 
Hiya,
Final update on the topic, hopefully.
I got in touch with the Italian manufacturer of that box and ask them nicely for specs of that very transformer and they were very kind and replay immediately.
So the transformer should be with Input Voltage 415V, Output Voltage 0/110V and VA rating of 80VA.

I have one more q/n to the specialists here. The closest transformer is 100VA rating. Is it a problem if I fit 100VA or 150VA transformer instead of 80VA one?

Thanks
Bobby
 

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