Well, my new machine has been sitting on my garage floor for roughly 30 minutes! :)

I'm trying to get the thing wired today so I can have the techs come and do their thing before the weekend and Sellway is slow.

Does this thing need a neutral going to the main cabinet? I can't find that information anywhere.

Well, my new machine has been sitting on my garage floor for roughly 30 minutes! :)

I'm trying to get the thing wired today so I can have the techs come and do their thing before the weekend and Sellway is slow.

Does this thing need a neutral going to the main cabinet? I can't find that information anywhere.

No, just the three phases onto the terminal block above the main breaker. And a ground to the grounding terminal near them.

The Haas machines do not use a neutral line.

What would I do without you Geof?! :) Thanks!

Quick question sorta related.....what size breaker do you guys use with the VF2, I just purchased a 2002 model and it will be here next week, just trying to get the line ready so I can power it up right away. It has the 20HP motor on it. I think I read the amp draw was 40 max or something.........

Thanks,
Jim
JM Fab

Quick question sorta related.....what size breaker do you guys use with the VF2, I just purchased a 2002 model and it will be here next week, just trying to get the line ready so I can power it up right away. It has the 20HP motor on it. I think I read the amp draw was 40 max or something.........

Thanks,
Jim
JM Fab

My electrican installed 50amp panel breakers for my VF2s and used 6 gauge wire.

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JMF:

We use 40 A Sq-D QO breakers for our VF-3s and #6 wire. Never have tripped one from the machine operation. However, we do not run high spindle loads.

Our total run from the main breaker box to the furthest machine is about 75 ft for the cable run. Our leg-to-leg voltage is usually about 246 V.

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