Delcos 3100 Wiring Diagram Direct

The Delcos 3100 is an intelligent microprocessor-based controller used primarily for CompAir stationary screw compressors. It manages complex functions like pressure transducer control, motor current monitoring, and automatic base load selection for multi-compressor setups.  Wiring and Connection Overview 

If the display shows "FAULT SENSOR" or "---", it typically indicates a break in the wiring or a failed transducer. delcos 3100 wiring diagram

Main Power Supply: Terminal connections for the primary voltage source. Warning: Always disconnect power and wait at least 12 minutes for capacitors to discharge before touching electrical components. Sensor Inputs (Analog): R2 Sensor: Measures the final compression temperature. B2 Sensor: Monitors final compression pressure. B1 Sensor: Tracks line/network pressure. Main Power Supply: Terminal connections for the primary

Star-Delta (K2/K3): Manages the transition during motor startup to reduce current spikes. B2 Sensor: Monitors final compression pressure

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The wiring for a Delcos 3100 system typically divides into power supply, sensor inputs, and control outputs. According to the Delcos 3100 User Manual, the following connections are standard: