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Delta Electronics Braking Modules VFDB Series User Manual

Vfdb series, Act. yellow charge green err. red, Braking modules instruction sheet

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NOTE

Before regulating the power voltage, make
sure the power has been turned off. Please set
power voltage as the possible highest voltage
for unstable power system. Take 380VAC
power system for example. If the voltage may
be up to 410Vac, 415VAC should be regulated.

For DELTA’s AC motor drive VFD Series,
please set parameter (Over Voltage Stall
Prevention) as “close” to disable over-voltage
stall prevention, to ensure stable deceleration
characteristic. For VFDB-5055, the jumper
can only be put on the position as shown in the
following figure. Do NOT remove the jumper
to other place.

2007-07-19

5011628404-BM04

VFDB Series

Braking Modules Instruction Sheet

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Preface

Thank you for choosing DELTA’s braking module. VFDB braking units are applied to absorb the motor regeneration energy when the
three-phase induction motor stops by deceleration. With VFDB braking unit, the regeneration energy will be dissipated in dedicated
braking resistors. To prevent mechanical or human injury, please refer to this instruction sheet before wiring. VFDB braking units are
suitable for DELTA AC Motor Drives VFD Series 230V/460V/575V. VFDB braking units need to be used in conjunction with BR series
braking resistors to provide the optimum braking characteristics. VFDB braking units (2015, 2022, 4030, 4045 and 5055) are approved
by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) and Canadian Underwriters Laboratories (cUL). The content of this instruction sheet may be
revised without prior notice. Please consult our distributors or download the most updated version at
http://www.delta.com.tw/industrialautomation.

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Specifications

VFDB Braking Units

Braking Resistors

Specification

230V Series

460V Series

575V Series

Model no.

Specification

Model VFDB-

2015

2022

4030

4045

5055

BR1K5W005

1500W 5.0Ω

Max. Motor Capacity (KW)

15

22

30

45

55

BR1K2W6P8

1200W 6.8Ω

Max. Discharge Current

(A) 10%ED

40 60 40 60

60

BR1K2W008

1200W 8.0Ω

Continuous Discharge

Current (A)

15 20 15 18

20

BR1K5W040

1500W 40Ω

O

ut

put

R

at

ing

Braking Start-up Voltage

(DC)

330/345/360/380/400/

415±3V

660/690/720/760/800/

830±6V

950±8V

BR1K0W050

1000W 50Ω

Input

R

at

ing

DC Voltage

200—400VDC 400—800VDC

607-1000VDC

BR1K0W075

1000W 75Ω

Min. Equivalent Resistor for Each

Braking Unit

10Ω 6.8Ω 20Ω 13.6Ω 15.8Ω

Heat Sink Overheat

Temperature over +95℃ (203

o

F)

Alarm Output

Relay contact 5A120VAC/28VDC (RA, RB, RC)

P

rot

ect

ion

Power Charge Display

Blackout until bus (+~-) voltage is below 50VDC

Installation Location

Indoor (no corrosive gases, metallic dust)

Operating Temperature

-10℃~+50℃ (14

o

F to 122

o

F)

Storage Temperature

-20℃~+60℃ (-4

o

F to 140

o

F)

Humidity 90%

Non-condensing

Envi

ronment

Vibration

9.8m/s

2

(1G) under 20Hz

2m/s

2

(0.2G) at 20~50Hz

Mechanical Configuration

Wall-mounted enclosed type IP50

Z

Dimensions

-

Braking Resistors

Z

Dimensions -

VFDB Braking Units

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Individual Parts and

Function Explanation

80.0 [3.15]

121.0 [4.76]

18

9.

5 [7

.4

6]

20

0.

0 [7

.8

7]

130.0 [5.12]

R3.3 [R0.13]

ACT.
YELLOW

CHARGE
GREEN

ERR.
RED

Power Input Circuit

+(P) -(N)

Braking Resistor

B1 B2

SLAVE Circuit

Fault Circuit

Jumper for input
voltage setting

Terminal Wire Gauge

Circuit

Terminal Mark

Wire Gauge AWG (mm

2

)

Screw

Torque

Power Input Circuit

+(P), -(N)

10~12AWG (3.5~5.5mm

2

)

M4

18 kgf-cm (15.6 in-lbf)

Braking Resistor

B1, B2

10~12AWG (3.5~5.5mm

2

)

M4

18 kgf-cm (15.6 in-lbf)

Output M1,

M2

SLAVE Circuit

Input S1,

S2

20~18AWG (0.25~0.75mm

2

)

(with shielded wires)

M2

4 kgf-cm (3 in-lbf)

Fault Circuit

RA, RB, RC

20~18AWG (0.25~0.75mm

2

)

M2

4 kgf-cm (3 in-lbf)

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Basic Wiring Diagram

Operation Explanation:

1. For safety consideration, install an overload relay between the braking unit and the braking resistor. In

conjunction with the magnetic contactor (MC) prior to the drive, it can perform complete protection against abnormality.

2. The purpose of installing the thermal overload relay is to protect the braking resistor from damage due to frequent braking, or due to

braking unit keeping operating resulted from unusual high input voltage. Under such circumstance, just turn off the power to prevent
damaging the braking resistor.

3. Please refer to the specification of the thermal overload relay.
4. The alarm output terminals (RC, RA, RB) of the braking unit will be activated when the temperature of the heat sink exceeds 95

o

C. It

means that the temperature of the installation environment may exceed 50

o

C, or the braking %ED may exceed 10%ED. With this kind

of alarm, please install a fan to force air-cooling or reduce the environment temperature. If the condition not due to the temperature,
the control circuit or the temperature sensor may have been damaged. At this time, please send the braking unit back to the
manufacturer or agency for repair.

R/L1
S/L2

T/L3

NFB

MC

VFD

Series

VFDB

MOTOR

O.L.

U/T1

V/T2

W/T3

+ P

- N

( )

( )

B1

B2

RA

RC

E.F

DCM

SA

R/L1
S/L2

T/L3

MC

IM

BR

O.L.

Thermal
Overload

Relay or
temperature

switch

Surge

Absorber

Thermal Overload

Relay

Braking

Resistor

Braking

Unit

+ P

- N

( )

( )

Note1: When using the AC drive with DC reactor, please refer to wiring diagram in the AC drive
user manual for the wiring of terminal +(P) of Braking unit.

Note2:

wire terminal -(N) to the neutral point of power system.

Do NOT

Temperature
Switch

5. The AC Motor Drive and braking
unit will be electrified at the same time
while turning on the NFB (No-fuse
breaker). For the operation/stop
method of the motor, please refer to the
user manual of the AC Motor Drives
VFD Series. The braking unit will
detect the inner DC voltage of the AC
motor drive when it stops the motor by
deceleration. The extra regeneration
will be dissipated away rapidly by the
braking resistor in the form of heat. It
can ensure the stable deceleration
characteristic.

6. Besides using thermal overload relay to be the protection system and braking resistor, temperature switch can be installed on braking
resistor side as the protection. The temperature switch must comply with the braking resistor specification or contact your dealer.

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Wiring Notice

Do not proceed with wiring while power is applied to the circuit.

The wiring gauge and distance must comply with the electrical code.

The +(P), -(N) terminals of the AC motor drive (VFD Series), connected to the braking unit (VFDB), must be confirmed
for correct polarity lest the drive and the braking unit be damaged when power on.

When the braking unit performs braking, the wires connected to +(P), -(N), B1 and B2 would generate a powerful
electromagnetic field for a moment due to high current passing through. These wires should be wired separately from
other low voltage control circuits lest they make interference or mis-operation.

Wiring distance

VFD series

15~55kW

230/460/
575V

Max 10M

Max 5M

BR

VFDB
2015

2022
4030

4045

5055

AC Motor Drive

Braking Unit

Braking Resistor

To prevent personal injury, do not connect/disconnect wires or
regulate the setting of the braking unit while power on. Do not touch
the terminals of related wiring and any component on PCB lest users
be damaged by extreme dangerous DC high voltage.

Inflammable solids, gases or liquids must be avoided at the
location where the braking resistor is installed. The braking
resistor had better be installed in individual metallic box with
forced air-cooling.

Connect the ground terminal to the Earth Ground. The ground
lead must be at least the same gauge wire as leads +(P), -(N).

Please install the braking resistor with forced air-cooling or
the equivalent when frequent deceleration braking is
performed (over 10%ED).

The ring terminals are suggested to be used for main circuit
wiring. Make sure the terminals are fastened before power on.

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Definition for Braking Usage ED%

100%

T0

T1

Braking Time

Cycle Time

ED% = T1/T0x100(%)

Explanation: The definition of the barking usage ED(%) is for assurance of
enough time for the braking unit and braking resistor to dissipate away heat
generated by braking. When the braking resistor heats up, the resistance would
increase with temperature, and braking torque would decrease accordingly.

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The Voltage Settings

1.

Regulation of power voltage: the power source of the braking unit is DC voltage from +(P), -(N) terminals of the AC motor drive. It is
very important to set the power voltage of the braking unit based on the input power of the AC motor drive before operation. The setting
has a great influence on the potential of the operation voltage for the braking unit. Please refer to the table below.

Table 1: The Selection of Power Voltage and Operation Potential of PN DC Voltage

230V Model

AC Power

Voltage

Braking Start-up voltage

DC Bus (+(P), -(N)) Voltage

460V Model

AC Power

Voltage

Braking Start-up voltage

DC Bus (+(P), -(N)) Voltage

575V Model

AC Power

Voltage

Braking Start-up voltage

DC Bus (+(P), -(N)) Voltage

190Vac

330Vdc

380Vac

660Vdc

575Vac

950Vdc

200Vac

345Vdc

400Vac

690Vdc

-

-

210Vac

360Vdc

415Vac

720Vdc

-

-

220Vac

380Vdc

440Vac

760Vdc

-

-

230Vac

400Vdc

460Vac

800Vdc

-

-

240Vac

415Vdc

480Vac

830Vdc

-

-

NOTE: Input Power With Tolerance ±10%

Input voltage setting for VFDB-2015/2022/4030/4045

Input voltage setting for VFDB-5055

For VFDB-4030/4045
Factory setting: 460V

For VFDB-2015/2022
Factory setting: 230V

480V

460V
440V
415V
400V

380V

240V

230V
220V
210V
200V

190V

Input Voltage Setting

CHARGE

Power lamp

ACT

Braking lamp

ERR

Fault lamp

For VFDB-5055 Series
Factory setting: 575V

------
575V
------
------
------
------

Input Voltage Setting

CHARGE

Power lamp

ACT

Braking lamp

ERR

Fault lamp

2. MASTER/SLAVE setting: The MASTER/SLAVE jumper is set “MASTER” as factory setting. The “SLAVE” setting is applied to two

or more braking units in parallel, making these braking units be enabled/disabled synchronously. Then the power dissipation of each unit
will be equivalent so that they can perform the braking function completely.

The position of the jumper

The SLAVE braking application of three braking units is
shown as the above diagram. After wiring, the jumper of
first unit shall be set as “MASTER” and that of others must
be set as “SLAVE” to complete the system installation.

+ P

- N

( )

( )

VFD

Series

M1

M2

MASTER

B1 B2

O.L.

M1

M2

B1 B2

O.L.

S1

S2

B1 B2

O.L.

S1

S2

SLAVE

SLAVE

BR

BR

BR

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

------

575V

------

------
------

------

240V

230V

220V

210V
200V

190V

MASTER/SLAVE

Setting Jumper

M1:
M2:
S1:
S2:

SLAVE output signal +
SLAVE output signal -

SLAVE input signal +
SLAVE input signal -

NOTE: Please use shielded wires
while wiring.

Slave
output/input

Terminal

Alarm output terminals

M

2
M

1
S

2
S

1

RC

RB

RA

MASTER

SLAVE

CHARGE

Power lamp

ACT

Braking lamp

ERR

Fault lamp

480V

460V

440V

415V
400V

380V

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All Braking Resistors & Braking Units Use in the AC Drives

Applicable

Motor

V

olta

ge

HP

kW

Full- load

Torque

kg-M

Resistor Value

Spec for Each

AC Motor Drive

Braking Unit

Model VFDB

No. of Units

Used

Braking Resistors

Model and No. of Units

Used

Braking

Torque

10%ED

Min.

Equivalent

Resistor Value

for Each AC
Motor Drive

Typical

Thermal

Overload

Relay Value

20

15

8.248

3000W 10Ω

2015

1

BR1K5W005

2

125

10Ω

30

25

18.5

10.281

4800W 8Ω

2022

1

BR1K2W008

4

125

35

30

22

12.338

4800W 6.8Ω

2022

1

BR1K2W6P8

4

125

6.8Ω

40

40

30

16.497

6000W 5Ω

2015

2

BR1K5W005

4

125

30

230V

50

37

20.6

9600W 4Ω

2015

2

BR1K2W008

8

125

30

20

15

8.248

1500W 40Ω

4030

1

BR1K5W040

1

125

40Ω

15

25

18.5

10.281

4800W 32Ω

4030

1

BR1K2W008

4

125

32Ω

15

30

22

12.338

4800W 27.2Ω

4030

1

BR1K2W6P8

4

125

27.2Ω

20

40

30

16.497

6000W 20Ω

4030

1

BR1K5W005

4

125

20Ω

30

50

37

20.6

9600W 16Ω

4045

1

BR1K2W008

8

125

16Ω

40

60

45

24.745

9600W 13.6Ω

4045

1

BR1K2W6P8

8

125

13.6Ω

50

75

55

31.11

12000W 10Ω

4030

2

BR1K5W005

8

125

10Ω

30

460V

100

75

42.7

19200W 6.8Ω

4045

2

BR1K2W6P8

16

125

6.8Ω

50

20

15

8.248

3000W 60Ω

5055

1

BR1K0W020

3

125

60Ω

15

25

18.5

10.281

4000W 50Ω

5055

1

BR1K0W050

4

125

50Ω

15

30

22

12.338

6000W 40Ω

5055

1

BR1K2W008

5

125

40Ω

20

40

30

16.497

6000W 34Ω

5055

1

BR1K2W6P8

5

125

34Ω

25

50

37

20.6

7500W 25Ω

5055

1

BR1K5W005

5

125

25Ω

30

60

45

24.745

12000W 20Ω

5055

1

BR1K2W008

10

125

20Ω

35

75

55

31.11

12000W 17Ω

5055

1

BR1K2W6P8

10

125

17Ω

45

575V

100

75

42.7

15000W 12.5Ω

5055

2

BR1K5W005

10

125

12.5Ω

45

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Wiring Examples of Braking Resistors

NOTE: Before wiring, please notice equivalent resistors value shown in the column “Equivalent resistors specification for each braking
unit” in the above table to prevent damage.

230V 20HP

VFD
Series

O.L.

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

2015

Thermal Overload

Relay

VFD150_23_

VFD150_23_ uses with 2PCS BR1K5W005 braking resistors in series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

Braking

Resistor

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

230V 25HP/30HP

+ P

- N

( )

( )

O.L.

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

2022

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD185_23_
VFD220_23_

1. VFD185_23_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 2PCS BR1K2W008 braking resistors
in series for each BR set.
2. VFD220_23_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 2PCS BR1K2W6P8 braking resistors

in series for each BR set.

VFD
Series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

230V 40HP

O.L.

B1

B2

Braking
Unit

VFDB

2015

VFD300_23_

VFD300_23_ use with two VFDB2015 braking units, and each braking unit uses with
2PCS BR1K5W005 braking resistors in series.

SLAVE

S1 S2

O.L.

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

2015

Thermal Overload Relay

M1 M2

MASTER

VFD
Series

+ P - N

( ) ( )

Thermal Overload Relay

Braking
Resistor

+ P - N

( ) ( )

+ P - N

( ) ( )

230V 50HP

O.L.

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

2015

VFD370_23_

SLAVE

S1 S2

O.L.

Braking
Resistor

B1

B2

Braking
Unit

VFDB

2015

Thermal Overload Relay

M1 M2

MASTER

VFD
Series

+ P - N

( ) ( )

Thermal Overload Relay

Braking
Resistor

+ P - N

( ) ( )

+ P - N

( ) ( )

VFD370_23_ uses with two VFDB2015 braking units, and each braking unit uses with two
BR sets in parallel, which 2PCS BR1K2W008 braking resistors in series.

460V 20HP

O.L.

Braking
Resistor

B1

B2

Braking
Unit

VFDB

4030

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD150_43_

VFD150_43_ uses with

BR1K5W040

1PCS braking

resistor

+ P

- N

( )

( )

VFD
Series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

460V 25HP/30HP/40HP

O.L.

Braking

Unit

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

4030

Thermal Overload

Relay

VFD185_43_
VFD220_43_

VFD300_43_

1. VFD185_43_ uses with

BR1K2W008 braking resistors in series

2. VFD220_43_ uses

BR1K2W6P8

3. VFD300_43_ uses

BR1K5W005

4PCS

with 4PCS

braking resistors in series

with 4PCS

braking resistors in series

VFD

Series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

460V 50HP/60HP

O.L.

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

4045

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD370_43_
VFD450_43_

1. VFD370_43_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 4PCS BR1K2W008
braking resistors in series for each BR set.

VFD450_43_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 4PCS BR1K2W6P8

braking resistors in series for each BR set.

2.

VFD
Series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

460V 75HP

O.L.

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

4030

VFD550_43_

VFD550_43_ uses with two VFDB4030 braking units, and each braking unit uses with
4PCS BR1K5W005 braking resistors in series.

SLAVE

S1 S2

O.L.

Braking Resistor

B1

B2

Braking
Unit

VFDB

4030

Thermal Overload Relay

M1 M2

MASTER

VFD
Series

+ P - N

( ) ( )

Thermal Overload Relay

Braking Resistor

+ P - N

( ) ( )

+ P - N

( ) ( )

460V 100HP

O.L.

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

4045

VFD750_43_

SLAVE

S1 S2

O.L.

Braking
Resistor

B1

B2

Braking
Unit

VFDB

4045

Thermal Overload Relay

M1 M2

MASTER

VFD
Series

+ P - N

( ) ( )

Thermal Overload Relay

Braking

Resistor

+ P - N

( ) ( )

+ P - N

( ) ( )

VFD750_43_ uses with two VFDB4045 braking units, and each braking unit uses with two
BR sets in parallel, which 4PCS BR1K2W6P8 braking resistors in series.

575V 20HP

VFD150_53_ uses with 3PCS BR1K0W020 braking resistors in series

O.L.

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

Braking Unit

VFDB

5055

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD150_53_

VFDSeries

+(P)

-(N)

+(P)

-(N)

MASTER

575V 25HP

O.L.

Braking
resistor

B1

B2

Braking

Unit

VFDB

5055

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD185_53_

VFD185_53_ uses with 5

BR1K0W050 braking resistors in series

PCS

VFD
Series

+ P

- N

( )

( )

+ P

- N

( )

( )

MASTER

575V 30HP/40HP/50HP

1. VFD220_53_ uses with 5PCS BR1K2W008 braking resistors in series
2. VFD300_53_
3.

uses with 5PCS BR1K2W6P8 braking resistors in series

VFD370_53_ uses with 5PCS BR1K5W005 braking resistors in series

O.L.

Braking
Resistor

B1

B2

Braking Unit

VFDB

5055

Thermal Overload
Relay

VFD220_53_
VFD300_53_
VFD370_53_

VFDSeries

+(P)

-(N)

+(P)

-(N)

MASTER

575V 60HP/75HP

1. VFD450_53_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 5PCS BR1K2W008 braking resistors
in series for each BR set
2. VFD550_53_ uses with two BR sets in parallel, which 5PCS BR1K2W6P8 braking resistors

in series for each BR set

O.L.

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

Braking Unit

VFDB

5055

Thermal Overload

Relay

VFD450_53_
VFD550_53_

VFDSeries

+(P)

-(N)

+(P)

-(N)

MASTER

575V 100HP

VFD750_53_

B1

B2

VFDB

5055

M1 M2

MASTER

VFD750_53_uses with two VFDB5055 braking units, and each braking unit uses with
5PCS BR1K5W005 braking resistors in series.

VFD
Series

+(P) -(N)

+(P) -(N)

O.L.

Thermal Overload
Relay

Thermal Overload

Relay

Braking

Resistor

Braking Unit

Braking

Resistor

B1

B2

VFDB

5055

SLAVE

S1 S2

+(P) -(N)

O.L.

Braking Unit