The black wires are for the thermostat and the white wires are
for the shunt resistor.
The shunt resistor incorporates a normally closed (N.C)
thermal overload protection thermostat that opens up when the
core temperature of the resistor exceeds 225°C (450° F). This
thermostat is accessible through the two black leads. It is
important that these two leads be wired in a safety circuit to
halt operation should the resistor temperature exceed the
specified threshold.
The external shunt resistor Ohm rating range is found so that
the minimum value limits the current to the permissible
amperage, and that the maximum value limits the bus (during
deceleration) to the permissible voltage.
For GPL models, the shunt circuitry turn-on threshold is 392 VDC
(~278 VAC). The turn-off threshold is 372 VDC (~263VAC).
For GPH models, the shunt circuitry turn-on threshold is 784 VDC
(~555 VAC). The turn-off threshold is 744 VDC (~526VAC).
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