Motortronics MWH Series Solid State Motor Winding Heater Installation & Start-Up Manual

This manual introduces the characteristics and features of the Motortronics MWH series solid state motor winding heater, including that motor windings are prone to condensation when the motor stops, which can cause a short circuit in the motor. This product can automatically heat the motor windings after the motor stops to prevent the formation of condensation.


Motortronics MWH Series Solid State Motor Winding Heater Installation & Start-Up Manual - cover page
Brand
MOTORTRONICS
Category
Motor
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
200 KB
Published
19 October, 2023
Updated
19 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
6B2B0B61274F09069C57B08D8D0CA6CE

About this manual

The Motortronics MWH Series Solid State Motor Winding Heater is designed to prevent condensation build-up in AC motor windings by applying a low-level current when the motor is off. This manual covers the installation, wiring, and operation of the unit, which features fully automatic operation and optional overload sensing. The device is available in models ranging from 10 to 80 Amps.

What's inside

  • General Information
  • Features
  • Specifications
  • Receiving and Unpacking
  • Dimensions
  • Wiring
  • Operation
  • Diagrams

Specifications

Output Voltage AdjustmentFactory set to provide +5° to 10° C differential
Fuse ProtectionTwo fuses protect the MWH
Transient ProtectionRC snubber circuit and MOV

Frequently asked questions

When does the MWH turn on automatically?

The MWH turns on approximately one minute after power is applied to the system.

What happens when the motor is started?

The MWH is instantly turned off and remains off until the motor is turned off.

How does the overload sensing feature work?

The MWH can be disabled automatically when a motor overload trip occurs and goes back on-line automatically after the overload is reset.

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