What are the differences in using CS3000, MC-2, and SIO-12? It seems like they have similar functions

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What are the differences in using CS3000 MC-2 and SIO-12? It seems like they have the same functions

Reply #22018-05-22

This post was last edited by Xiao Chao NKMN on 2018-5-22 at 12:46. The SIO series is commonly used in switches and valves, while the MC-2 is mostly used in motors. The MC-2 has TT terminals that can receive thermal trip signals, and the FB terminal can be connected for current feedback

Reply #32018-05-23

MC-2 is used in motors; it can enable variable frequency operation as well as fixed-frequency operation, and it can also be connected to a trip signal for shutdown interlock. SIO does not have these functions and is generally used for valves :)

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