Existing reviews of 7.5 hp (5.5 kW) VFD, 3 Phase 208V, 380V, 480V
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paddy
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Date:
15/06/2023
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Thanks for your feedback.
We reviewed the video you gave us feedback.
We noticed that your three-phase 240V voltage is unbalanced, one of the phases has a high voltage, and the highest voltage reaches 263V. We suggest that you remove the high phase C and use single-phase 240V voltage input to VFD instead. Our VFD can also receive single-phase 240V voltage, but the difference is that the current at the input terminal will increase, which is about 1.5 times the current at the output terminal.
Regarding the reverse rotation of the motor, you need to set P3.46=031 (the ones digit is 1), and P0.04=00 (reverse rotation is allowed).
Hope my explanation is able to assist you.
Please feel free to let us know if you have any further questions.
The panel providing power to the 7.5 hp VFD
The panel providing power to the VFD is fed by an American rotary phase converter. In normal operation, the power is A phase 120 to ground, B phase 120 to ground, C phase 240 to ground. A to B 240, B to C 240, A to C 240.
From:
niki
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Date:
06/06/2023
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Sorry for the late response.
So you are saying that although the three-phase 240V power output from the American rotary phase converter, C is relatively high, the three-phase voltages A, B, and C at the output end are all 240V, right?
If so, you can only connect the three-phase 240V power supply, first start the VFD with no load and then check whether the VFD can start up to 60HZ normally. Then use a multimeter to continuously measure the voltage at the VFD input terminal to see if there is any change or fluctuation.
It would be better if you could provide us with a video for confirmation, the video should include the continuous measurement of the voltage at the VFD input terminal, and the running status displayed on the LCD panel.
You can send us the large video file via wetransfer.com. Thank you for your understanding.
7.5 hp VFD questions and answers
Hello, I live in French polynesia. Here we have 220 v (60hz) between 1 phase and 1 neutral: L N. As I see in the manual, your 1 phase 220v is between 2 phases: L1 L2. Do you have some VFD available for 1phase 1 neutral 220v input? My goal is to buy a 3 phases 220v air compressor (5 hp) in the USA, so I need a VFD TO CONVERT my 220v (1 phase 1 neutral) to a 3 phases 220v and for soft start too.
Maybe a 7.5HP VFD will be better for my 5 hp air compressor.
Thank you for your help.
From:
Sadie
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Date:
08/09/2021
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1. Our 1-phase to 3-phase drive will cover your needs, as its input is 1-phase + 1 neutral 220V basically, and it works for 2-phase input (L1+L2, G) as well.
2. Yes, if your 3-phase, 220/230V motor rated current is less than 19A, then you can use our 7.5hp 1-phase to 3-phase drive. >> Model: GK3000-2S0055G
See specs, price, and you can order online by credit card at: https://www.ato.com/7-5hp-single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd
Fast receipt of 7.5 hp VFD
I will be visiting a friend in Chicago from April 5th to 10th. Will I be able to receive this 7.5hp VFD next week?
From:
Hubert
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Date:
21/04/2021
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Yes, we can. Just place an order online via a credit card and then confirm it again, which can save a lot of time.
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