Flash/Anneal Welding ControlsThe EN1280 Series Control is a microprocessor based resistance welding control. This control has been designed specifically for Flash Welding, Upset Welding, and Anneal applications. The EN1280 can store weld sequence parameters in each of 50 unique schedules. Weld schedule parameters are held in non-volatile memory for storage. The EN1280 control is simple to program and operate.
Store up to 50 UNIQUE SCHEDULES
Every parameter of each schedule individually accessible
Each schedule can store 11 distinct and totally different parameters
All schedules retained in memory with power off
It is NOT NECESSARY to program functions not required
Single contactor circuitry; Process control outputs
Additional Standard Features:
Contactor Failed Detection
Power & Weld Indication Lamps
Control can be INTERFACED with external Programmable Logic Control (PLC); Advanced interfaces available
Meets or exceeds RWMA/NEMA standards
Replaces ENA150 & ENA300
Provides the same functionality as the ENA150 and ENA300 controls.
Designed Specifically for Flash/Annealing Applications
Simple to Program
Push buttons and a three-step procedure make easy work of programming any welding schedule.
Direct Reading Digital Data Display
Two Year Warranty
A two year warranty is offered on all ENTRON parts and assemblies.
Expert phone support and application service are available at no cost.
Features
50 Unique Weld Schedules
Standard with 150 and 300A Air Cooled Contactors
Error Code Display
Compact, Lightweight Air Cooled Cabinet
Flash Weld Sequence Initiation
Individual Upset Time and Upset Percent Current
Anneal Initiation Input
Power and Weld Indication Lamps
Single Phase Operation
Dynamic Automatic Power Factor Equalization
External Emergency Stop Inputs
Manual Current Adjustment
Optional Program Lockout Switch
Capabilities
Easy to Install and Operate
Program Only Necessary Parameters
Unique Annealing Sequence
Specifications
Absolute Count:
Push Button Data Entry with Display
Weld Time: Beat Operation (Initiation – FS3 to GND)
Upset Time: 0 to 99 cycles (Initiation – FS3 to GND)
Anneal 1 and Anneal 2 Time: 1 to 99 seconds (Initiation – FS7 to GND)
Anneal 1 and Anneal 2: Beat Operation (Initiation – FS7 to GND)
Heat Count: 0 to 5 cycles (Impulses are based on Anneal Time)
Cool Count: 0 to 5 cycles (Impulses are based on Anneal Time)
Digital Phase Shift Current Control, 10 to 99% in 1% current steps, all weld current functions
It is NOT necessary to program functions NOT required, program only functions required
Additional Features
Individual Upset Time and Upset Percent Current
Flash Weld Sequence Initiation
Anneal Initiation Input
Error Code/Fault Outputs
87⁰ First Half Cycle Delayed Firing, Anti-Saturation Circuit
Dynamic Automatic Power Factor Equalization
Dynamic Automatic Voltage Compensation, +20% of Nominal Line
Emergency Stop Circuit
Single Stage Pilot Beat/Non-Beat Operation
Operational Lights: Power On & Weld Current
Indicator Lights for all Functions on Display Panel
Available with both 150 and 300A Air Cooled Contactors, with Temperature Limit Switch standard
Manual Current Adjustment allows full range of current adjustment made in Anneal 1 and Anneal 2 or during weld time
EN1280
EN1280
Style “B” Cabinet
222mm x 222mm x 296mm
8-3/4″ x 8-3/4″ x 11-3/4″
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