Three Phase Motor Connection
The pump can be configured for low voltage, 200 VAC to 230 VAC, or for high voltage, 380 VAC to 415 VAC and
460 VAC. As supplied from the factory, the pump is configured for low voltage. Figure 5 shows the electrical connections
for a three phase motor.
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7
8
9
ORG (5)
RED (7)
WHT (8)
1. Verify the electrical supply voltage.
2. Remove the three screws (item 12 in Figure 3 on
page 35) that are holding the motor electrical cover
(item 13 in Figure 3).
3. Refer to Figure 5 to connect the motor to match your
supply voltage.
Two options are available to strain relieve the electrical
supply cable.
❑
The cable can be mechanically held under the
electrical cover in the groove provided. The
groove is sized for 14 gage cable.
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❑
A 1/2
14 NPSM hole is also provided next to the
motor cover.
TriScroll 600 Series Vacuum Pump
YEL (6)
BLU (9)
L1
6
1
L2
VPI Valve (Optional)
2
4
L3
5
3
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High Voltage
Figure 5 Three Phase Motor Electrical Connections
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7
8
9
YEL (6)
VPI Valve (Optional)
L2
WHT (8)
ORG (5)
4. L1, L2, and L3 are the power cord leads.
Wire L1, L2 and L3 per Figure 5 using right angle flag
connectors or ring connectors.
Ensure that no exposed wiring is close to the electri-
cal cover or to other terminals on the board.
5. Secure the ground wire under the ground screw using
a ring connector.
6. Install the motor electrical cover and secure it with
the three (3) screws removed in step 2.
7. Momentarily switch on the pump to verify proper
rotation.
With the inlet uncovered, a strong air flow should
come out of the pump exhaust. If there is no flow out
the exhaust, reverse any two of the leads (L1, L2 or
L3).
8. Repeat the test to verify correct rotation.
RED (7)
L1
6
1
VPI Valve (Optional)
VPI Valve (Optional)
2
4
BRN
L3
5
3
BLU (9)
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Low Voltage
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