• ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter
  • ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter
  • ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter
  • ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter
Product Overview The ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter is an electronic motor starting and stopping device for controlling three-phase induction motors. It limits the electrical and mechani……
ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter
  • ABB
  • PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000
  • Soft Starter
  • Sweden (SE)
  • 295 × 130 × 220 mm
  • 4.4 kg
  • Xiamen, China
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Product Overview

The ABB PSE142-600-70 1SFA897110R7000 Soft Starter is an electronic motor starting and stopping device for controlling three-phase induction motors. It limits the electrical and mechanical stress that can occur during direct-on-line starting by controlling the motor voltage during acceleration.

The PSE Series is suited to applications where motors drive pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, and other equipment that benefit from controlled starting and stopping. In pump systems, for example, controlled motor acceleration and deceleration can help reduce abrupt changes in flow and mechanical shock.

Unlike a conventional contactor that applies full line voltage immediately, a soft starter manages the motor’s starting profile through power semiconductor switching. Once the motor reaches the required operating condition, the starter can operate with reduced semiconductor losses through its bypass arrangement.

The PSE142-600-70 can be incorporated into motor control panels where the starter works alongside protective devices, control circuitry, and the driven machine. Proper selection should consider the motor rating, starting duty, load characteristics, and applicable installation requirements.


Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer ABB
Model PSE142-600-70
Order Number 1SFA897110R7000
Product Family PSE Series
Product Type Soft Starter
Primary Function Controlled motor starting and stopping
System Role Motor starting and control
Application Three-phase induction motor applications
Dimensions 295 × 130 × 220 mm
Weight 4.4 kg

Product Features

  • PSE Series electronic soft starter for motor control applications
  • Controlled motor acceleration and stopping
  • Reduces starting-related mechanical stress compared with direct-on-line starting
  • Helps limit the effects of high motor starting current
  • Suitable for pump, fan, compressor, and conveyor applications
  • Supports integration into industrial motor control panels
  • Can operate as part of a larger motor protection and control arrangement
  • Suitable for applications requiring controlled motor starting and stopping

Working Principle

The soft starter controls the voltage applied to the motor during the starting sequence. Power semiconductor devices regulate the electrical waveform so that the motor voltage increases progressively rather than being applied at full level immediately.

As the applied voltage rises, motor torque increases and the motor accelerates toward operating speed. The acceleration behavior depends on the motor characteristics, load torque, and configured starting parameters.

During stopping, the soft starter can control the motor voltage according to the configured stopping method. This is particularly useful for loads where an abrupt removal of motor power can produce undesirable mechanical effects.

Incoming Power → PSE142 Soft Starter → Motor → Mechanical Load

After the starting sequence, the bypass function can transfer the motor current through a lower-loss path while the motor continues to operate. The exact operating behavior depends on the starter configuration and application.


Role in a Motor Control Architecture

The PSE142-600-70 occupies the motor-starting and stopping layer between the electrical supply and the motor. It normally works together with upstream protection, control commands, and downstream motor equipment rather than replacing the complete motor protection system.

Power Supply → Protection / Switching → PSE142 Soft Starter → Motor → Driven Equipment

System Element Function
Incoming Power Supply Provides electrical power to the motor circuit
Circuit Protection Protects the electrical installation against faults
Control System Provides start, stop, and operating commands
PSE142 Soft Starter Controls motor acceleration and stopping
Motor Converts electrical energy into mechanical power
Driven Equipment Performs the required pumping, conveying, compressing, or fan operation
Monitoring / Protection Supervises motor and system operating conditions

The starter can therefore be integrated into a conventional motor control center or machine control panel while the higher-level controller manages operating commands and process sequencing.


Industrial Applications

Application Typical Use
Water Pumps Controlled pump starting and stopping
HVAC Fans Reduced mechanical stress during fan startup
Industrial Fans Controlled acceleration of ventilation equipment
Compressors Motor starting for compressor drive systems
Conveyor Systems Controlled acceleration of conveyor motors
Material Handling Reduced starting shock in motor-driven equipment
Process Machinery Motor control within automated production systems
Industrial Motor Panels Soft-start control for three-phase induction motors

Installation and Maintenance

  1. Verify that the PSE142-600-70 is correctly selected for the motor and application duty.
  2. Check the motor nameplate and compare its electrical requirements with the starter configuration.
  3. Confirm the incoming supply and motor wiring against the approved electrical schematic.
  4. Install appropriate upstream circuit protection and switching equipment.
  5. Ensure power and control terminals are correctly identified before energizing the starter.
  6. Route power and control wiring according to the control-panel installation requirements.
  7. Verify that the motor rotation and mechanical load direction are correct during commissioning.
  8. Configure the starting and stopping parameters according to the motor and driven load.
  9. Test the acceleration sequence under controlled operating conditions.
  10. Check the starter and motor for abnormal current, heating, noise, or vibration during operation.
  11. Inspect electrical connections and ventilation conditions during scheduled maintenance.
  12. After replacement or parameter changes, perform a complete start, run, stop, and protection-function test before returning the motor system to normal service.

Compatible System Components

Component Function
Three-Phase Induction Motor Converts electrical power into mechanical output
Circuit Breaker / Fuse Provides upstream circuit protection
Motor Contactor Provides switching and isolation where required
Motor Protection Device Monitors and protects the motor circuit
Control PLC Provides automated start/stop and process commands
Operator Panel Provides local motor operating commands
Bypass Contactor Provides a lower-loss motor operating path
Motor Cable Connects the starter output to the motor
Pump / Fan / Compressor Represents the driven mechanical load

Recommended Related Models

Model / Product Family Product Type Typical Application
ABB PSE Series Soft Starter Pump, fan, compressor, and motor applications
ABB PSR Series Soft Starter Compact motor starting applications
ABB PSTX Series Softstarter Advanced motor starting and control
ABB PSE Series 600 V Soft Starter Higher-voltage motor applications
ABB PSE Series 400 V Soft Starter Industrial low-voltage motor control
ABB Motor Protection Motor Protection Device Motor circuit protection and supervision

Key Advantages

  • Provides controlled motor acceleration without direct-on-line voltage application.
  • Helps reduce mechanical shock during motor startup.
  • Suitable for loads requiring smoother acceleration and stopping.
  • Supports integration with industrial motor control and automation systems.
  • Can reduce the electrical and mechanical impact associated with conventional motor starting.
  • Suitable for a broad range of pump, fan, compressor, and conveyor applications.

Technical FAQs

When should the PSE142-600-70 be selected instead of a direct-on-line starter?

A soft starter is useful when the motor or driven equipment requires reduced starting stress, controlled acceleration, or a more gradual stopping sequence. The application should be evaluated based on motor rating, load characteristics, starting frequency, and required starting torque.

Can the PSE142 be used for a pump with frequent starts and stops?

It can be applied to pump systems where controlled starting and stopping are beneficial, but the actual suitability depends on the motor duty, pump characteristics, number of starts per hour, and the configured operating conditions. These factors should be checked before final selection.

What can cause a soft starter to trip during motor acceleration?

Possible causes include an unsuitable motor/load combination, excessive starting demand, incorrect configuration, electrical supply problems, wiring issues, or motor-related faults. Checking the motor current and starter operating conditions during acceleration can help identify the cause.

Why is a bypass arrangement used with a soft starter?

A bypass path can reduce the losses associated with the power semiconductor switching devices once the motor has completed its starting sequence. This allows the starter to provide controlled acceleration while supporting normal motor operation through a lower-loss current path.



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