Data Sheet for Product

Submittal Sheet
Document No. 154-051
May 9, 2011
SED2 Variable Frequency Drives
Electronic Bypass (E-Bypass)
Options
Siemens Industry, Inc.
Description
The SED2 Electronic Bypass (E-Bypass) Options are
companion packages for the family of SED2 Variable
Frequency Drives (VFDs).
For information on the family of SED2 VFDs, see the SED2
Variable Frequency Drives Submittal Sheet (154-042).
E-Bypass Features
Enhanced visual interface for improved monitoring
and diagnostics
E- Bypass guarantees continuous operation even if
SED2 fails
Electronic touch-sensitive keypad
Standard built-in networking compatibility
Service mode isolates drive from the control scheme
Six relay outputs for indication of operation
Fourteen LEDs indicate monitoring and operation
Six digital inputs
Remote start via networking
Contactors electrically and mechanically interlocked.
3-Contactor: Input, Output, and Bypass.
Overload protection in bypass mode
Drive test function
Complete electrical isolation of drive
Input Device
Fused disconnect
Circuit breaker (optional)
All doors are interlocked and padlockable
Drive
Motor
3 Contactor Bypass
Input
Device
VF0302R2
Reactor Options
Line reactor mounted in bypass option enclosure
Line reactor (in NEMA 1 enclosure) supplied
separately
Load reactor (in NEMA 1 enclosure) supplied
separately
E-Bypass Control Features
Auto Bypass
Relay logic allows user to send the motor to bypass
mode based on the drive’s programmable relay.
The drive’s programmable relay, typically set to fault,
can be set up for applications that run full speed for
an extended period of time.
Enable Input
Generally used for safety tie-ins; the motor will not
operate the drive or bypass when open.
Common Remote Start/Stop
Common remote start/stop can be used in both drive
and bypass mode.
Essential Services Mode
Also used for smoke purge; the motor goes to bypass
regardless of the selected mode.
No call to stop will have an effect, including open
safety or stop commands.
Only turning the power off or opening this contact will
stop the motor.

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