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 Description
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The ZSU speed controller is a
monitor for rotating or oscillating machine parts.
The speed controller continuously compares the set
speed with the actual speed and produces a
switching output when excessive speed variation
occurs. The actual speed is monitored by a
non-contact sensor on the machine
itself.
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 Advantages
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 control
of speeds above and below the set speed
 230V
AC or 24V DC Power
 voltage
free DPDT relay
 LEDs
indicate state of operation
 adjustable
start up delay
 adjustable
hysteresis
 programmable
working current or static current
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 Usable
Sensors
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 3
wire, PNP or NPN
 2
wire
 magnetic
proximity sensors
 limit
switch
 inductive,
magnetic, or capacitive proximity switch
 photoelectric
reflex, proximity, or through beam
sensor
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 Speed
Adjustment
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The speed is adjusted by the
potentiometer "Imp./min."(pulses
per minute) and by the three-step slide switch.
So in the three steps, the speed ranges 5-50 (x1),
50-500 (x10), and 500-5000 (x100) pulses per minute
are reached.
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 Hysteresis
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Hysteresis is defined as the
difference in speed between the relay switching on
and off. Hysteresis to the low speed switching
point can be adjusted by the potentiometer
"Hysterese%" from 5% to 100%
(hysteresis factors 1.05 to 2.0).
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 Start
Delay
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After start up, a motor will not
be at its rated speed for some seconds. To avoid an
unwanted alarm, this time can be adjusted up to 15
seconds. The time can be adjusted by the
potentiometer "Anlauf/sec." or by
connecting an external resistor.
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 Modes
of Operation
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