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02-15-2010, 10:16 AM
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I have 3 Yaskawa drives 200w 3.4amp, 400w 5.5amp and a 800w 11amp and would like to know if anyone could help figuring out what type of circiut breakers or fuses I should use in my main power 220volt 30 amp service switch. I know I should'nt wire a 30 amp service to a 3.4 amp drive. All three drives have different input amp requirements. Will a 10 amp fuse be to much for the smaller drives? Does anyone have any advice?  |
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