Existing reviews of 300 hp (220 kW) VFD, 3 Phase 240V, 415V, 460V
I bought this 300hp VFD to power my J1 Head Bridgeport.
I read the instructions two or three times before I started the install. Installation was really easy, just needed to hookup my motor's wiring to UVW and 220 Vac.
I setup the VFD to match my motor's specification, I did this manually and not with the autotune setting, easy once you read the manual.
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zhl
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Date:
26/04/2022
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I'm looking for a VFD for a pump motor.
I am looking to select a VFD appropriate for a pump motor. I was looking at SKU GK3000-SP1S1-1d5 to go along with a pump motor we may purchase: 1/3 HP, single phase, FLA 7/4 @ 115/230V. Can you please confirm if this is a good option?
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Katy
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Date:
24/01/2022
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As long as your motor will be configured for 1-phase, 230V and your supply voltage (VFD input) is 110/120V, then VFD of GK3000-SP1S1-1d5 will be the appropriate drive for your pump motor.
The compressor we will be driving has a permanent magnet synchronous motor.
Is the GK3000-2S0055G compatible with that type of motor, or can it drive just induction motors?
Must I choose vector control, or are V/F and vector control both viable options?
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Warrior
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Date:
23/12/2021
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Good news! Our GK9000 series VFD new generation can control permanent magnet synchronous motors, but you must choose a vector control.
Provide you magnet synchronous motors power, voltage, rated current, maximum current, or send us its name plate picture, so you can recommend the most suited model.
Operating temperature of VFD
If I'm going to use a 7.5 hp 230v 3 phase motor and the input is 240v single phase, will the 7.5 vfd be sufficient or will I need to upsize VFD. It will be installed in a garage, so it will have to deal with the summer heat and cold winter ambient temperature. Continuos duty.
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Naylor
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Date:
08/10/2021
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Generally, make 15% oversizing. And our VFD temperature range: –10℃~ +40℃; VFD will be derated if ambient temperature exceeds 40℃; each rise 1℃, the derate will be 5%.
Factors affecting the shortening of VFD service life
I have been told that using a VFD with one phase motor shortens the lifespan and also runs the motor hot. Does this 300 hp VFD not have those issues?
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Ramon
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Date:
31/03/2021
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No, most of modern motors works fine. Any way the motor will work very good with the VFD if the motor is VFD duty. So, it depends on your motor specs.
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