Existing reviews of 1 hp Non-Enclosure VFD, 1ph Input, 3ph Output
Are you aware if the VFD has had a "safety" test doen?
Thanks again for the EMC test report. Are you aware if the VFD has had a "safety" test doen, to the relevant IEC safety standard? And also if the product was test up to 240V, that's what we have in Australia. I've also just now purchased another one.
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Drew
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Date:
28/02/2023
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Our products have been strictly tested according to factory standards before leaving the factory, and the quality is worthy of guarantee. We have also done withstand voltage tests for countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries with single-phase voltages up to about 240V. Therefore, there is no problem for our products to meet the requirements of the Australian 240V voltage.
Questions about your 1-phase drive
For your GK3000-1S0015 and GK3000-1S0007 1-phase drive, will these take 208v without any issues?
From:
Ortize
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Date:
20/01/2022
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Yes, of course. It can take 208/220/230/240V with no problem.
Based on the situation I described, which VFD would you recommend to me?
I have an older Rockwell-Delta lathe that has 4 variable pulleys to control speed and does a poor job of that. I would like to install a vfd to control speed and reverse it. The motor is a 1/2 hp, type c, rpm 1725, sf 1.00, V 115/208/230, ph 1, a8.0/4.0, 60 hz, amb 40c, fr 56, code j, ins b* and says it can go into reverse by interchanging the red and black wires. What do you recommend?
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Nico
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Date:
03/11/2021
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Your motor is 1-phase, so it can not be reversed via 1-phase VFD, and you have to interchange the red and black wires, so you can reverse the direction.
We brought a compressor which works in 230 volt 60 Hz maximum current will take 16 Amps. But in India we had 230 volt 50 Hz. Request your support for the right product to convert 50 Hz to 60 Hz with the same voltage level.
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Crish
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Date:
30/08/2021
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You can use our 1-phase VFD. But note that the VFD can be used for motor individually not for your whole equipment/machine, with direct connection between VFD output terminals and motor input terminals, nothing in between. Also, the motor will be fully controlled (on/off/speed control) via VFD buttons only.
1hp non enclosure VFD protection degree
What is the protection degree of your VFDs?
From:
Manny
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Date:
10/05/2021
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