Darkwood
Arms
Appreciate it as ive built some portable drive kits to a company so they can do onsite repairs to machinery, they are 1ph to 3ph but we are clashing with their customers who either have rcd's tripping with our drives or asking us to fit rcd protection to units to allow to be used on site, at presence i just built in extra safety via monitored earth trip and earthed braided cable to reduce risk of shock. Funny thing is im always chatting to tech' at Sneider but never thought to ask as was unaware a device existed. CheersNo problems. Saved us a lot of headache. A mate worked for the then competition and they were using the same drives and having the same problems we were. Over a beer one night it came up and I mentioned our fix. Turns out they had changed their make of drive totally (to Toshiba I think). It was a bit of a pain as their engineers had to learn new bit of sofware for doing the motor start ups etc. Also they kept with the original motor make which meant entering a lot of parameters manually rather than just telling the drive what motor it was running from an pre-loaded list. Think we got our Si RCDs for about £50 a time. If I think of it I'll dig out the invoice and PM you the exact type we used.