Hitachi WJ200 Inverter Quick Reference Guide

Quick reference guide for Hitachi WJ200 inverter covering installation, safety, wiring, operation, maintenance, and technical specifications.


Hitachi WJ200 Inverter Quick Reference Guide - cover page
Brand
Hitachi
Category
inverter
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
Spanish
Pages
104
File format
PDF
File size
2.6 MB
Published
05 November, 2026
Updated
05 November, 2026
Model
WJ200
MD5 checksum
1E2AC047640AA2E21A39BE596BDB668F

About this manual

This guide provides essential safety instructions and operational procedures for installing, wiring, and maintaining the Hitachi WJ200 inverter. It includes warnings for electrical hazards, installation requirements, and maintenance precautions. The guide also covers operating modes, emergency stop procedures, and safe handling practices to prevent injury or equipment damage.

The document is intended for end users and includes specific safety classifications (PELIGRO and PRECAUCIÓN) to highlight critical risks. It emphasizes proper grounding, qualified electrical work, and adherence to manufacturer specifications to ensure safe operation and prevent fire or injury. This manual is written in Spanish.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Safety Instructions
  • Installation
  • Wiring
  • Operating Mode
  • Maintenance, Inspection, and Parts Replacement
  • Other Information

Frequently asked questions

What voltage classes are supported for single-phase and three-phase inputs?

The inverter supports a single-phase input of class 200 V and three-phase inputs of class 200 V or 400 V.

What is the minimum waiting time required before inspecting the inverter after disconnecting power?

You must wait at least 10 minutes before inspecting the inverter after disconnecting the power supply.

What specific action is prohibited regarding the heat sink while the inverter is running?

You must not touch the heat sink because it heats up when the inverter is running.

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