Wiring Huanyang HY02D223B

[Neale]

Cropwell is quite right - you connect live to one of the RST terminals and neutral to one of the other two. It doesn't matter which. My HY inverter has been working beautifully for a few years like this, just like many others. If your MCB or RCD is tripping, there must be a fault elsewhere - can you describe a bit more what the inverter is plugged in to?

[Clive S]

Cropwell is quite right - you connect live to one of the RST terminals and neutral to one of the other two. It doesn't matter which. My HY inverter has been working beautifully for a few years like this, just like many others. If your MCB or RCD is tripping, there must be a fault elsewhere - can you describe a bit more what the inverter is plugged in to?

Neale and Rob of are correct but there has been a post on the forum that some VFDs have a problem with this (and I can't remember) but I think it is something to do with an internal EMC filter that can be disconnected to stop this.

This might have been the post http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/6593-...ghlight=filter #6

[needleworks]

Are you connecting to a dedicated MCB ? I know when I first started using (any) inverters in my garage they would "always" trip the main house supply. I got my sparky mate round and he said "yeah, it will always pop the fuse unless you fit a (can't remember what he said) ???? Anyway, he done his thing and fitted a dedicated socket in the garage which I now run all my VFD's from, problem solved. Just to add, if I plug a VFD into any of the other normal sockets, they instantly trip the main supply in the house.

[Stan]

Hi, thanks to all who replied.
It's all over now.
I've waisted £299.
My VFD is burned out.
Unfortunatelly I wan't so lucky as many of you with my VDF Huanyang.
It's all about wiring.
RST is life only, you can't conect N neutral to it, it will burn as mine.
Thank you all for your support, I appreciate it.

[A_Camera]

Hi, thanks to all who replied.
It's all over now.
I've waisted £299.
My VFD is burned out.
Unfortunatelly I wan't so lucky as many of you with my VDF Huanyang.
It's all about wiring.
RST is life only, you can't conect N neutral to it, it will burn as mine.
Thank you all for your support, I appreciate it.

You can indeed connect L to R, S or T and N to one of the other two. That would NOT burn up the VFD, that is the normal way of connecting it. But it assumes that you have a VFD which is for Europe, not for the USA. Is that the case? I mean maybe the seller sent you a unit which is for the USA market.

[Stan]

Hi.
The seller send it the VDF for Europe wiring.
I live in uk, we have 240 volt 50/60 Hz.
Also I've contacted ebay seller, he send me the same youtube wideo as everybody saying here, including you (A_Camera) that I should conect L wire to R and N neutral to any S or T and earth to E.
Which I did, and what has happend, no idea.
All my wiring at home is correct.
I have fuse board, one fuse 32 A type2 M6 is going to my garage, wire is 2,5mm, strong enought . Also on fuse board is 80A RCD.
Maybe the RCD 's is problem?

[Stan]

Hi all.
I've found the problem. I hope.
You all above was wright.
My VFD Huanyang has imput connection -R S T .
That means L goes to R and N to one of those S or T.
The problem I foung is that my RCD is not strong enought tho hold the leakage that VFD make when is powered on.
Now the option is to upgrade my RCD to higher - ( which is very expensive) or disconect it , but only for my VFD.
Any suggestion? What should I do?
Shoul I try to connect it one more time but without the RCD?
Many thx. Stan

[Clive S]

Stan Have you ever connect the 240V AC to anything other than R,S or T If you are sure that you have wired it correct then ask for a refund.

What were the symptoms when you say it burnt out?