Industrial Control Panel Wired Up

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Here is the culmination of the control panel I laid out the other day.

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Here you see from left to right. Delta AA2 motion controller. Along with some terminals and the power supply for the motion circuit. This would be considered class 2 wiring.

Right of the class 2 power supply we have the big black and heavy 480 volt to 120 volt step down transformer.

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In the next picture are the safety relays and the 24 volt fusing.

The left most relay is the global e-stop safety circuit. The next relay is the light curtain safety circuit. The cluster of black blocks are 24 volt DC fuse holders.

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You can see the processor and I/O rack bellow the safety relays.

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This customer requested all I/O be run to terminals. So much more wiring...

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In this picture we have the 2 VFDs which control our motors and the class 1 24 volt power supply.

In the next picture you can see the high voltage fuse holders and the main disconnect.

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Now that the panel’s wired. It’s time to start on the machine..

That’s for another post...

Until then keep it on the rails....

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