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Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - sun20ma - 01-21-2018

I see some wiring diagrams for a grizzly G0602 VFD conversion using a Teco 110v 1 phase to 220v 3 phase VFD    I have a GS2-11PO and I am lost on how to wire using existing switches and adding a tach    I am asking a tech at Automation direct but getting nowhere   Can anyone help


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - EdK - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 10:30 AM)sun20ma Wrote: I see some wiring diagrams for a grizzly G0602 VFD conversion using a Teco 110v 1 phase to 220v 3 phase VFD    I have a GS2-11PO and I am lost on how to wire using existing switches and adding a tach    I am asking a tech at Automation direct but getting nowhere   Can anyone help

sun20ma,

Just to clarify, you have a G0602, correct?

Oh, and Welcome to the forum.

Ed


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - sun20ma - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 10:58 AM)EdK  yes it iss Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 10:30 AM)sun20ma Wrote: I see some wiring diagrams for a grizzly G0602 VFD conversion using a Teco 110v 1 phase to 220v 3 phase VFD    I have a GS2-11PO and I am lost on how to wire using existing switches and adding a tach    I am asking a tech at Automation direct but getting nowhere   Can anyone help

sun20ma,

Just to clarify, you have a G0602, correct?

Oh, and  Welcome to the forum.

Ed

yes it is


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - EdK - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 11:09 AM)sun20ma Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 10:58 AM)EdK  yes it iss Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 10:30 AM)sun20ma Wrote: I see some wiring diagrams for a grizzly G0602 VFD conversion using a Teco 110v 1 phase to 220v 3 phase VFD    I have a GS2-11PO and I am lost on how to wire using existing switches and adding a tach    I am asking a tech at Automation direct but getting nowhere   Can anyone help

sun20ma,

Just to clarify, you have a G0602, correct?

Oh, and  Welcome to the forum.

Ed

yes it is

Attached is a document showing how it's done. I would change a couple of things from the way he did it but it'll work as shown.

Here's a link to the Yahoo group for your lathe.

Yahoo 10x22 Lathe Group

Ed

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RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - EdK - 01-21-2018

The document I attached above is for a Teco VFD. I'll take a look at the GS2-11PO VFD that you have and create a schematic to fit your VFD.

Ed


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - sun20ma - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 11:25 AM)EdK Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 11:09 AM)sun20ma Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 10:58 AM)EdK  yes it iss Wrote: sun20ma,

Just to clarify, you have a G0602, correct?

Oh, and  Welcome to the forum.

Ed

yes it is

Attached is a document showing how it's done. I would change a couple of things from the way he did it but it'll work as shown.

Here's a link to the Yahoo group for your lathe.

Yahoo 10x22 Lathe Group

Ed

I have that but that Teco vfd is different then the automation direct
G
S2-11PO



RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - EdK - 01-21-2018

Are you going to be using the controls on the VFD or do you want remote controls?

Ed


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - sun20ma - 01-21-2018

Kind of new to this and I believe I am making reply mistakes  SORRY       Thanks for help and your time


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - sun20ma - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 11:46 AM)EdK Wrote: Are you going to be using the controls on the VFD or do you want remote controls?

Ed

using remote controls


RE: Grizzly G0602 VFD conversion - EdK - 01-21-2018

(01-21-2018, 11:54 AM)sun20ma Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 11:52 AM)sun20ma Wrote:
(01-21-2018, 11:46 AM)EdK Wrote: Are you going to be using the controls on the VFD or do you want remote controls?

Ed

using remote controls and using existing panel controls

So you want to wire it like the document I attached but using your VFD, correct?

Ed