LSCR-1 220V SCR Regulator — Wiring & Installation Technical Guide
“LSCR-1 220V Single-Phase SCR Module Wiring & Installation Guide Cover – polarity wiring, control inputs (0-5V, 0-10V, 4-20mA, PWM), load limits, protection, and heat-dissipation instructions.”

Features

  • Advanced internal feedback circuit ensures excellent linearity, stable voltage performance, and strong resistance to high voltage, high current, and high temperatures.

  • Fully isolated weak and strong current circuits provide enhanced safety and reliable control performance.

  • Suitable for a wide range of automated control applications, including chemical processing, food machinery, packaging equipment, textile machinery, CNC machine tools, entertainment equipment, and other industrial automation systems.

Model LSCR-1 220V
Module Type Single phase
Load Current (Optional) 10A,25A,40A,60A,80A,100A,120A,150A,200A
Load Voltage 220±15%VAC
Ambient Temperature -20ºC~+75ºC
Control Mode (Optional) 0-5VDC, 0-10VDC,4-20mA,10K
On Voltage ≤2V
Off Leakage Current ≤10mA
On-off Time ≤10mS
Dielectric Strength 2000VAC
Certification CE
Insulation Resistance 500MΩ/500VDC
Mounting Method Bolted
Work Instruction LED

4.7k-10k Manual Control input

Manual Potentiometer Control

The module provides a built-in 5V supply for use with a 10KΩ potentiometer.
A higher voltage at the adjustable terminal results in a higher module output.
The 5V output is only for the potentiometer and should not be used externally.

0-5VDC/1-5VDC Control input

0–5V DC Control

Accepts 0–5V analog signals from a microcontroller.
Connect the positive signal to the 0–5V terminal and the negative to COM.
Input impedance between 0–5V and COM is >30KΩ.

0-10VDC/2-10VDC Control input

0–10V DC Control

Accepts 0–10V analog signals from PLCs or other controllers.
Input impedance between the 0–10V terminal and COM is >15KΩ.
When using this mode, short the +5V and COM terminals.

4-20mA Control input

4–20mA Control

Accepts a 4–20mA analog signal from instruments such as temperature controllers.
Input impedance between the 4–20mA terminal and COM is 250Ω.

0-10mA Manual Control input

0–10mA Manual Current Control

Accepts a 0–10mA manual current input.
Connect the positive signal to the 0–5V terminal and the negative to COM.
Input impedance between the 0–5V terminal and COM is about 500Ω.
A higher input current produces a higher module output.

PWM Control input

PWM Control

Accepts a PWM signal from a microcontroller.
Connect the signal to the PWM terminal and COM.
The module converts the PWM duty cycle into an analog level—higher duty cycle gives higher output.

 

Key Notes for Using SCR AC Regulator Modules

  • Correct Polarity: All function terminals must remain positive relative to the COM terminal (negative). Reversed polarity may cause uncontrolled output. A higher control voltage results in a higher main-circuit output.

  • Control Mode Switching: If both automatic (e.g., 4–20 mA) and manual (e.g., 0–5 V) controls are needed, use a double-throw switch to select the mode. When multiple control signals are input simultaneously, the stronger signal will dominate.

  • Proper Main Circuit Wiring: Ensure the live (L) and neutral (N) wires are correctly connected. The grid voltage must not be lower than the minimum operating voltage required by the load.

  • Load Limits:

    • Resistive loads ≤ 60% of rated current

    • Inductive or capacitive loads ≤ 40%

    • Motor loads ≤ 20%

  • Overcurrent Protection: Overcurrent and short circuits are major causes of irreversible thyristor failure. Always use fast-acting fuses, air switches, or other protective devices.

  • Adequate Heat Dissipation: Install a proper heat sink and enhance cooling in poor ventilation. Never operate the module directly with any short-circuit load.

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