Siemens 6SE9213-6CA40

The 6SE92136CA40 is a model of the SIEMENS MICROMASTER, which is a series of frequency inverters designed for controlling the speed of three-phase AC induction motors. These inverters are widely used in various industrial applications to provide precise control and efficient operation of motors. These products are manufactured in Germany and are designed for Automotive, aerospace, power generation, and electronics usage. They come with a 2-year warranty from MRO Electric. We also carry HMIs from other manufacturers such as FANUC and Yaskawa.

Connection

To connect the MICROMASTER, there are different configurations based on the voltage requirements. For 230V three-phase motors, a delta connection is used, while for 400V three-phase motors, a star connection is recommended. It is important to note that motors above 11kW are typically configured with a 400V delta/690V star connection, in which case the motor should be connected in delta.

MICROMASTER Features

The default output frequency of the MICROMASTER drive is set at 5Hz, but this speed may not be suitable for most applications. To adjust the speed, a simple procedure can be followed. By pressing the 'P' button, users can access the parameter settings. By pressing the button five times, the display will read P005, indicating the parameter for output frequency. Pressing the 'P' button again will display the current parameter value, which can be changed to the desired speed (between 0 and 50Hz) using the button. Pressing the 'P' button once more will store the new value, and pressing the button until the display reads P000 will exit the parameterization procedure. The required speed is now stored in the inverter.

To start the motor, the 'RUN' button can be pressed, and the drive will ramp up to the frequency set in parameter P005 and remain there. To stop the drive, the 'STOP' button can be pressed, and the drive will ramp down to 0Hz output.

Siemens MICROMASTER Function

The MICROMASTER also features additional buttons and functionalities. The green button, labeled 'RUN,' is used to start the motor, while the 'STOP' button is used to stop it. There are also UP and DOWN buttons, which can be pressed while the motor is running to increase or decrease the speed, respectively. The display will reflect the changes in speed as the buttons are pressed.

Specifications for the 6SE92136CA40

The 6SE92136CA40 model of the MICROMASTER has the following specifications: it is a type of Human-Machine Interface (HMI) device with a warranty of 2 years. It accepts an input voltage of 208/240V ±10% and can work with either single-phase or three-phase power. The rated input frequency ranges from 47 to 63 Hz, and the rated input current is 8.2 A. The rated output current is 3.90 A at a frequency of 400 Hz, and it is capable of driving a motor with a power of 750 W. The temperature range for operation is 0 to 50°C, and it provides protection according to IEC 536 standards with an IP20 rating.

In summary, the 6SE92136CA40 model of the SIEMENS MICROMASTER is a versatile frequency inverter designed to control the speed of both one and three-phase AC induction motors. With its user-friendly interface and adjustable parameter settings, it offers precise motor control and efficient operation in various industrial applications.

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