Zxtec SCR-08/1100G DC Motor Speed Controller User Manual

SCR08/1100G DC motor speed controller is a low-cost, mature and reliable product with high speed regulation accuracy. It is suitable for mechanical equipment that needs to be adjusted in papermaking, rubber, food, printing, metallurgy, etc.


Zxtec SCR-08/1100G DC Motor Speed Controller User Manual - cover page
Brand
Zxtec
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
33 KB
Published
14 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
SCR-08
MD5 checksum
C2759A3A194EC6A4E9A1852593FCACB5

About this manual

The SCR-08/1100G is a controllable silicon (SCR) based DC motor speed controller designed for applications such as paper making, rubber, food processing, printing, and metallurgy. It offers low cost, reliable technology, and high speed regulation accuracy.

Key features include step‑less speed control via SCR triggering, voltage negative‑feedback for smooth operation, over‑current protection, soft‑start to limit inrush current, and an isolated photo‑electric eye interface. The manual lists normal operating voltage, current limits, compatible motor power ranges, output voltages, and physical dimensions, and provides a wiring diagram for power input, speed control, motor connection, and photo‑eye integration. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Specifications
  • Features
  • Wiring Diagram

Specifications

Normal operating voltageAC 180‑245 V
Maximum working current (SCR08)5 A
Maximum working current (SCR1100)10 A
Motor power range (SCR08)50 W‑400 W
Motor power range (SCR1100)200 W‑800 W
Excitation output voltage220 V
Armature regulation voltage0‑215 V
Dimensions (SCR08)145 mm × 100 mm × 45 mm
Dimensions (SCR1100)155 mm × 115 mm × 45 mm

Frequently asked questions

What is the normal operating voltage for the SCR-08/1100G controller?

The controller operates on AC 180‑245 V.

What motor power ranges are supported by the SCR08 and SCR1100 versions?

The SCR08 version supports motors from 50 W to 400 W, while the SCR1100 version supports 200 W to 800 W.

Does the controller include over‑current protection?

Yes, it includes an over‑current protection device for increased reliability.

How should the controller be wired for a motor with a photo‑electric eye?

Connect the power input, speed control, DC motor (220 V), +12 V supply, and the photo‑electric eye as shown in the wiring diagram.

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