On one of the Centroid YouTube videos it say something like “Need to connect the commons of the power supplys.”
I have a Vfd, centroid power supply and this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HPJT7C0/re ... B01HPJT7C0
Am I supposed to connect those 3?
Power supply commons
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Power supply commons
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Re: Power supply commons
No. They are talking about the 0V (COM) outputs of the AC-to-DC switching power supplies.
What you have pictured is a transformer (AC-to-AC), which would only be used for contactor coils. It does not need a shared common with the DC supplies.
What you have pictured is a transformer (AC-to-AC), which would only be used for contactor coils. It does not need a shared common with the DC supplies.
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Re: Power supply commons
My Vfd and centroid power supply are AC to DC, should those commons be connected?
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Re: Power supply commons
No.
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