XSY-AT1 VFD & 3 Phase Motor Bench Test Review Mini Lathe & Myford..
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- See how easy it is to connect, use and program the excellent (XSY-AT1)variable frequency drive inverter from Banggood to a new 3 phase 1HP motor. For use on my Chinese Mini Lathe & Myford ML7. SEE BUYING LINKS BELOW FOR THIS MODEL BUT CHECK WHAT VOLTAGE & PHASE TYPE OF VFD YOU NEED BEFORE BUYING.
2.2KW 220V AC 12A Single Phase Variable Frequency Inverter General -- goo.gl/sbQccx
US Warehouse -- goo.gl/6gKvN9
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Hi Steve, thank you so much for taking the mystery out of inverters and 3 phase. I will be making the pulley carrier spindle and finding a 3 phase motor as soon as you show the video of it.
I am actually sat in my shed right now waiting for my new Chinese lathe to be delivered! ... keep the videos coming Steve, they are very informative and the links to everything are invaluable.
Thanks Steve, Mine arrived yesterday, I have a heap of 1 and 3 phase motors and now with your help I will drive everything
Hi Steve, you timed this video just right for me! My Chester 9-20 lathe 18yrs old now, motor failed, so I'll do same as you have done, thanks so much, from Cov' Uk.
Hi Grahame Thanks, Just check out the above comments, as I had a couple of things configured wrong which I had to alter. When I do the next video I will mention this. I have just finished putting everything on the lathe now and its all back running.... I am totally impressed with it. Regards Steve
following you word for word brilliant video and brilliant vfd got mine delivered in ten days
Excellent video. I have a VFD on my 1941 Flott drill press, works really well. I have connected a potentiometer and buttons for forward, reverse and stop, all of these run on 5/12V so you can use low voltage versions.
Hi Thanks....Was it easy to connect all of these? Regards Steve
Steve Jordan Hi Steve, yes, very easy, it was described in the VFD manual. I have HuanYang 1.5kW and it has I believe 6 freely programmable button inputs where you cann connect a simple push button to each and connect them all to ground. Then you program the VFD for each of the buttons with one of the available functions, e.g. forward, reverse and stop (but thre are more, e.g. preselects for given rpm etc.) ie you define a param in the firmware specifying which function to execute when the button is pressed. The potentiometer is just wired with 0 and 10V and the middle contact which are 3 dedicated connections on the VFD. It should be similiar for your VFD as they are all quite alike. Take care. Steffen
Hi Steffen, What about an emergency stop button?
Hi Steve,
I have not wired an emergency button, however, the parameter list for the multi-input offers both a normal stop function and emergency stop, so I could add another button for an emergency stop. Or, I could just put another button parallel to the existing stop button (wired OR) and use a more prominent aka RED button housing for that one. One could even put a "do not press this button" notice up (Terry Pratchet..)
However, for real emergency stop (that stops the machine rather quickly) one needs a serious amps braking resistor to convert the kinetic energy of the machine into heat, I believe, and these are quite bulky and expensive, used on big milling machines and such.
Besides active braking, one could program if the motor coast to stop or is decelerated by the VFD and the ramp times for start and stop functions, so with changing those parameters one can decelerate faster if so required.
I'm looking to buy this model on september 2023. After all theses years, this chinese model is a good one?, they are still manufacturing?.
Excellent setup Steve,you now have a super mini lathe
Thks for the video do you have the parts numbers for the VFD and the electric motor please
Nice review. What’s the voltage rating of your motor, 220v or 380v?
Good demo Steve, I have the identical VFD and motor and found it just as easy to set up. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Thanks for explaining how to connect 3 phase motor to single phase mains.
I was unaware that you planned to do this on the Myford as well
Good show
Hi Yes I hope to do this at some point. I'm thinking about whether it will be an advantage though, as the top speed on the ML7 is only meant to go up to about 1170RPM for the bearing type.
External control cables coming out of the top of the VFD does not lend its self to cable neatness, I have noticed that the majority of low Kw VFD they exit from the bottom as the motor supply cables do.
Great stuff, been waiting for this for my own personal use later.
good afternoon... thank you very much for your information. I'm having problems with my VFD by any chance could you tell me from p65 to p83, what parameters they have?
Question - is it possible to set up the XSY-AT1 frequency converter so that when turned on it works at high speed, about 2-3 minutes, but after 2-3 minutes of operation to a pre-set low speed? A pool water pump is connected to the XSY-AT1 frequency converter.
Nice project Steve, my friend has a similar set up on his lathe but suffers with low speed torque and a high squeal at certain RPM's. From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
Hi Steeve I have done a similar modification on my lathe. I have added an potentiometer and a forward / backward switch directly on my lathe. It"s more convenient to control . I'm sure that your inverter has that option for external control. Greetings from France Laurent
Hi Laurent My lathe already has a potentiometer for now, a separate unit that I fitted some time ago, but I do hope to add one plus the forward/reverse switch to the VFD and lathe at some point. Regards Steve
Hi Laurent, Yes mine has the connection block for external control. I have a few wiring diagrams for this block in the instructions, but it will take me a while to work it all out. Unless I find a video showing this...
I recently picked up a vfd from that same at series and unfortunately it came with no documentation... Any idea where I can get a copy of the manual or barring that, what's the function number that will switch control from the panel to the external terminals so I can wire up external start/stop switches? Thanks!
thanks for sharing this! is there a 110vac to 3 phase 110v?
Thank you Steve. As I'm still on with my reassembly I've been looking at motors and VFD. Interesting .
The Fan of the VFD is very noisy,louder than the Motor.Must change the Fan.Great Vid,thank you😉
If a motor that works only on 380 volts is connected to a suitable inverter (220 volts input, 380 output)...
will the motor run at its full efficiency without decreasing torque or speed? Thanks!
So.... Here in America we have 110 volts per leg, so if you want 220 you have two separate wires and a neutral, BUT, this drive only gives you one terminal for "220v".
So what do you do?
We were given a xsy-at1. We have no manual. Could we get a copy of the manual that you scanned? Please.
Very interesting and inspiring. Thanks I look foreward to your use of the control terminals.
Hi Steve .. love your videos and I've by chance bought the same VFD already wired up to a 1 hp motor, unfortunately it came with no instructions to adjust the parameters.. would I be able to trouble you for a copy?
Hi Bill if you go on my UA-cam community page tab and scroll down you will see a PDF file with the instructions you can download or copy.
Regards Steve
Hi
Is it a good quilty?
Also can I use it for 380v
HI Steve, thanks for sharing this video, I'm looking for a new motor for my S7, can you tell me which model motor this is? Thanks!
Ste
Can you wire that in to Mach 3 for constant surface speed on Cnc turn
Great Video ... Any information where to find manual for 3 phase 3kw inverter AT3-04K0X
I have this current vfd and I need help. I get an error one which is amp overload... Motor is 3HP 8.5A rated 220V 3 phase.
I have the same VFD as you but we hooked it up 1 phase input to 3 phase output.
Everytime I switch my lathe into gear the error arises. Please let me know how to fix this
Hi Steve,
Can you make this VFD auto start after power loss (ie after a power cut)
Thanks
Nick
Sorry, I don't know about that. Maybe someone else does.
Hello Sir
I've got the error 7 and it is in stop mode and I can't do anything and I need your advise to fix or reset the AT1.
I would really appreciate your time.
Please and thanks
Thanks for your video. Could you please explain something that confuses me. At 1:49 the still image shows your motor wired as STAR and not as DELTA, yet the illustration in the instruction manual shows AT1 must be wired as DELTA. Regarding your electronic tacho, it relies on reflected light, so is never going to work well on a curved surface. Better to put your target reflection window on the end of the shaft, then it is flat, not curved.
I made a mistake on that, and corrected it later in a follow-up comment.
@@SteveJordan Ok. Thanks. There is an AT-4 description in the manual which added to the confusion, but I have worked out it must have meant to say AT-3
Hello, great video by the way. Very informative , I have one of these and have misplaced instructions, wondering if you could give me the parameters for this and how to set up with the motor I want to control... being an amateur electrician...
Very helpful video. Many thanks.
I’ve recently bought an AT4 model from same manufacturer using Banggood. According to spec it is supposed to be an input 220v single phase and output 380v 3 phase model. If correct it is useful for driving older single voltage star point 3 phase motors without having to locate star point in windings and convert to Delta.
I’m wanting to drive a 380v 3ph 1/2hp motor with this 3hp vfd.
I would like to limit the current this vfd can output in order to protect the motor but I don’t see a parameter which permits me to limit the current to the motor’s plated full load current (1.05 amps)
The instructions I received cover AT1, AT2, AT3, and AT4 models.
I’m wondering whether you limited the output current and if so which parameter you used?
Another strange things is that the AT4 model does not have an earthing terminal.
my AT1 does have current limit option. It doesnt limit the current per say, but it trips over current if it goes over what you input.
84Prerunner
Which parameter limits the current? I'm having difficulty understanding some of the Chinese English.
I've connected my AT4 up to a 380 volt star configured motor (only 1/2hp). Only parameters I changed were from 60hz to 50hz and motor rpm to 1425. Motor seems to run OK but don't know whether it has full power as currently just testing on bench.
Andrew Firman
P78 through P85 are all over current settings.
P24 is allowed time for over current
84Prerunner Thanks. The default values seem somewhat arbitrary - I’ll play around with some of those and see what happens.
Which setting will reduce the ramp-up time to full speed? Mine take 2 seconds to get up to speed
Wjat would i give for this Set to wotlrk like in the Video......but i am a dump Vet and probably would never get this like you did...... is there maybe somewhere where you can buy this so finished assambled like you show rhis?
I will also say thanks for all you videos . I'm new inn hobbylathe'. I learn a lot of you. How low rpm do you need, and will use?
If the motor runs to low = No cooling?
Thats right. The cooling of most cheap motors is not enough if ran at low rpm. You could mount an external powerd fan.
It seemed to me that you had to turn on the power switch to get contact for the earth (safety) ground. Was this by design? In US nothing is supposed to interrupt the safety ground. Might be a chance to get a nasty shock.
Hi Steve, No that was my mistake...I have altered that now to be continuous...Regards Steve
Good video Steve! How is the low end torque using the 3 phase?
Hi Ron Thanks the torque is excellent.
Hello Steve. Do you know how to reset the default settings. We had someone mess with ours and it needs to be reset to begin again. Thank you.
Hi Victor. I don't know how to set the default settings. It maybe in the instructions. There is a copy of those in PDF form on my UA-cam community page.
Looks like you have it wired in star for 415v? The motor might run in delta for 220v.
Hi I changed that soon after making the video. I updated it in the following one. Regards Steve
You haven't ran the earth through the switch have you mate? I was always told that this was a big no no, and the earth should be constantly connected if the device is plugged into the wall.
No I put it right later at some point.
Hello, I have a problem with the same inverter, namely after connecting according to the instructions and starting the motor starts to vibrate, do you know what could be the reason
Thanks for video. How you connect motor star or delta ? How much the voltage of two output phases ?
Likely delta connection for 230/400V motor
Hi I have same device it’s showing error 4 any idea how we can solve that issue
Thanks Steve
I've installed the exact same VFD on a table saw. Everything is fine except the motor hasn't nearly the same todrque as it did under direct three phase. Are there any settings i can tweak to make it better? Maybe not and fm this comes with the territory of fixing up single phase to make a synthetic three phase ......
Thanks for any ideas....
Without a rotary phase converter you lose 1/3 of the power from the motor with a VFD like this. Thats why when you buy a rotary phase converter you get it with 1.5 - 2 times the HP of the motor you are running.
It is possible that your motor is configured for Y connection (400V) and the VFD outputs 230V so it needs Delta connection.
Hi any idea how we connect potentiometer with this device
hi u can tell me if u running whit a low revolution of motor he have the same torque like he running fast?
Hi Steve. Do you get good torque in low speed? I bought the same VFD as yours based on this video and got it working, but get low torque out of my 500W motor. The parameters I have set are motor RPM for 1400 and torque compensation to 50 (I think it was setting 72), minimum frequency to 10hz and max frequency to 100hz. Other than that I think I'm running on default settings.
Hi Samu, The torque seems to be ok on mine but I don't push it too hard with very low speeds and large drills, anything over 1". I have my lathe set so that the belts will slip if anything were to crash, or if a drill became too blunt though. I notice the RPM slowing a bit sometimes on the display but nothing that would concern me.
OK thanks Steve. It could also be due to my motor. I don't understand much about these things. My motor is a two speed motor, and who knows it that affects the torque somehow. @@SteveJordan
Hi Steve. Is there any chance of a link to the copy of your instructions? Mine's a different brand, the instructions are rubbish and I can't work out how to adjust the torque compensation, your instructions might give me a clue...
The Torque settings are on (P70 & P72 Torque compensation). (P71 Torque compensation voltage).
Yeah I know where my settings are at, there's just no information on how to correctly use them. Trial and error is all I got...
Hey There I'm hoping you can help me out, I have the same VFD but lost my manual and need to set it up again. Need all the programming codes ect.
Hi John, If you click on my UA-cam community page tab and scroll down you will find a PDF file with the inverter instructions. It may not be in page order but it's all there. Regards Steve
If your drive has rs port -485, have you been able to configure it to work with the modbus rtu protocol? and if so, what parameters are used? a greeting
A low RPM motor has the advantage of requiring a fully twice the diameter of a 3600 rpm motor which is easier on the belt(s) for the same input speed on the lathe in this case.
Thanks another great video, quick question, when you were showing the jog, can you jog, 90 degrees or 45 degrees for example so you could use it for indexing? If so fancy doing a video on it 😀. Cheers
No this would require a proper servo drive and an encoder for positioning feed back.
Hello.
I want to build by myself a Beltgrinder for making Knives.
My question ,can i use like this VFD for my Projekt ??.
The E Motor ,2850 U on 380V,1,5 hp.
Here some Videos about a beltgrinder u know.
Since Paul.
Steve, do you know how to increase the motor torque with this inverter? I can see it must be Program 70-72 but can't seem to increase the torque?
Why was it necessary to actuate the switch to check your earth connections for continuity? Does this mean that your earth wire is switched? It should be a continuous connection, unswitched. That way, any switch contact failures cannot result in a disconnected earth.
I changed that to continuous already...Regards Steve
can you please publish the manual on gdrive or something. I am looking at this same unit and want to make sure it will work
Just one remark: The GND (not neutral) MUST BE CONNECTED under ANY circumstances. I do not know why the swich changed the measurement at around 4:05. That should not happen! GND must be connected anytime.
I came here to say the same.
@Christian Wolf my guess is that in the box is a 3 contact switch, and he wired phase neutral and earth on the switch, thus disconnecting chassis ground from the earth when the switch is off
@@nicolaspillot5789 That might be true but is definitively a security issue! There should be no need to break the GND line. What happens if the switch (only on GND) fails? Or it connects slightly after the mains line. You have a metal case, do not think too much of it and have contact with it while turing on. This will fry you in just the moment between connection of mains line and GND connection (which will trigger the fuse in this case just too late). At least in Germany you ALWAYS bypass the PE aka GND by any switches.
Hi
Thank's for the vid'
How good will the torque be at low speed? 100 rpm, 300rpm?
Hi Carl, Thanks....I hope to show this in coming videos.
Hi Steve
I have noticed that you’ve said that your VGD is 2.2Kw & the Motor is 1Hp.
I have read that VFD’s should be sized to the motor ! Ie I have a 0.75kw motor and though that I should have to get a 0.75kw VFD. Any thoughts about this ?
As far as I know you can have more Kw than required but not less than required.
Hmmm I’ve been looking for that information as I have a 2.2kw VFD. ( same as yours ) but as I’d not found any information that testified as to your belief. I was therefore reluctant to try the 2.2kw VFD WITH MY 0.75kw Motor.
Am I correct in thinking that there is no information that I’ve noticed in the attached user information regarding “inserting motor Dataplate information “ into the parameters ?
@@cherhanamiya1 I'm running the Tec .75kw 1hp motor (4 pole) with a 2.2 vfd, gives the option of a bigger motor later on, less stress on the components too, I've had no problems.
Another good one Steve. Do you have a source for reasonably priced 3 phase motors? Do Banggood sell them?
Hi I bought mine on Ebay the new 1HP 3 phase are about £98 post free. It pays off over time as they cost less to run, so I've heard
still looking for a 3 phase motor?
Good video! Is there any interferance on other electrical appliances when the VFD is running, like ,say your TV etc. Cheers
Hi Pete, Thanks....no, it all seems to be ok with no interference...Regards Steve
Good ideas, what the make and model of the 3 phase motor you use.
Hi Thanks....It an Electro Tech 3 phase 1HP (1400 RPM) motor with B3 foot mount. You can get them on Ebay.
eBay item number:192580042652
Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan thanks
Hi Steve, great video I've been building up a selection of tools to get back in to home engineering and your videos have provided a wealth of information, thank you. Just a quick question do you have a link for the motor you are using in this video, as I am after this upgrade for my ml7. thanks in advance for any help.
Hi Thanks www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-PHASE-ELECTRIC-MOTOR-0-37KW-TO-11KW-1400RPM-2800RPM-2-POLE-4-POLE-ALUMINIUM/191770300135?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=490794456079&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Hi Steve, I'm learning a lot from your videos, thank you and please don't stop making them, quick question would this size motor and vfd work on my super 7? Can the motor be mounted instead of the crompton? Thank you
Hi Vladimir Thanks, Yes it would be great. I hope to do the same set-up on my Myford ML7 at a later date. Regards Steve
so directly attached to the round case alu to the converter earth ...?
Hi I have to exact same VFD, I would like to know which program changes the maximum frequency and the maximum voltage, also does the VFD compensate for the change. I’m make a free energy device where I feed power at a higher frequency to a motor and the motor spins a generator that gives me higher power at a lower frequency.
Excellent video , thanks you for your detailed explanation .
Hi Steve, i'd like to buy the same VFD for my CnC which wil be equipped with ER11 spindle with 46V DC, 500W, 12000 Rpm and 220V at home...But i only have 2 wires on it...red ( + ) and black (- )...Is it possible to connect it but without Earth...? Thank's a lot...Phil
You could but it would be best to put an earth wire from the motor housing I think although I only know basic electronics.
sweet gee-bus watching you jab your finger in that box made me feel things.
hi Steve do you think this setup would be suitable for a Myford ML8 wood lathe retaining the existing pulley arrangement to obtain a variable speed on the face of it it sounds cost effective way to achieve this Dave Williams
Hi David, yes it would be fine for that. If I had a wood lathe I would use the set up. I am pretty sure it is more economical to run 3 phase as well. Regards Steve
Hi Steve thank you very much for your prompt reply. I went up the loft this morning and found 2 3 phase motors Brooks make which I believe is pretty good however they are old and they are 2 hp 2850 rpm before I go any further obviously these motors would need to be checked thoroughly before any alterations or indeed matching with an inverter to control them I believe the original motor on the ML8 wood lathe is 1/ 2 hp obviously i would need to check this ? could you give me any guidance on the best way to check these motors. I really would like to get a very slow rpm for safety reasons not much fun when a piece of wood flies off the lathe even with protective clothing on. The slowest I can achieve at moment is 850 rpm which is far too fast for safety with out balanced pieces thanks Steve speak to you soon
hey guys, i just found 6 3phase motors in the dumpster. Any ideas about what i could do with them?
Hi Steve, so... can we set all parameters of the motor on this VFD? like RPM, VOLT, A, Hz....
Hi Bruno.....Yes you can.
I have Motor 37 kw
1780 rpm
220v
Can I use this Inverter
For the Motor?
Hi this particular inverter is for up to 2.2 KW. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan
Sould I buy 45 kw Inverter or 37kw
Also could u please recommend an Inverter for the Motor with good quilty and price
Thanks
What’s the size of the inner cores? 6mm?
Hello sir. My father using this machine has a problem. He got error 8, and we think that it should be good to reset it to factory settings, but the manual doesn't mention anything about that. Can you help us please? Thank you in advance.
Hi Luves I don't think there is an actual reset button to return it to factory settings. One would need to have the instruction manual and return each parameter setting to that which is given therein. It's straight forward to do so. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan thank you for your immediate response!
Hello again! My father didn't know how to programm it, he put it on, and monitor displayed programm 1. Problem is that the manual isn't mentioning the numbers he should type on some variables, and in this way he put random numbers. This is why the screen displays "error 8". He saw your video, he did everything correctly, but problem still remains. If he programms again "programm 1" what variables should he put? Because, as i said, some variables are not mentioned in the paper (the paper you have too on the video). Thank you again!
This is OK for the UK but, most European households have both single and three phase power as their standard domestic power installation.So those Europeans watching this very informative video should check their supply criterion before ordering a converter because you most probably will need a converter with a 380 volt supply and not 240 volt.
Heya, where did you get the cable for the motor from? I have an air raid siren and I’ll be running it on a VFD but idk what size cable I need
Hi I just bought a 3 phase extension lead and cut some off that. It was the cheapest way at the time. Have you searched eBay?
@@SteveJordanits 3HP, 3ph, 2850rpm and its running current is 5A
How much is this available
is vector driver?
does it have braking system??
how about wiring forward, rev and off switches ?
I didn't need to on this one as the VFD is directly above the Myford lathe and near. I did wire up forward and reverse etc on my Chinese Mini Lathe VFD though.
Have you checked if this VFD has the option for emergency stop mushroom button, so you can stop the motor instantly....
Yes I'm I have just ordered one.
Steve Jordan Very nice. When you just hook it up, let as know how it works.... 😁
What connections are needed for the estop and do you have a link to the one you have ordered?
install this inverter in a belt sander and slide when you force sandpaper, it shows error 6 on the panel. Do you know how to solve this problem?
Hi no I haven't had any problems with mine so I don't know. Do you have a 3 phase motor on the sander?
@@SteveJordan
yes, three-phase 2hp
hello! great video , I have a question , just got xsy-at1 in manual it says to connect delta circuit on the motor , you didnt made clip with connection so is it star or delta? thanks
just saw the other video...what an idiot I am you explained everything great...
Hi It was my mistake in the first video.....Thanks for watching
hi steve, nice review,and video,thanks for sharing.......
hi love your content, iv hooked my vfd like the one in your vid to a motor I pickup and iv got error code 1 on the readout can these things be reset ? the booklet says nothing about resetting what do you think? regards
Hello sir. Did you find a solution on how to reset to factory settings? Thank you in advance.
Error code one is possibly triggered because your 3 phase motor is in the Star or “Wye” configuration and if you’re trying to start it at say, 60Hz, you won’t have enough starting torque and you’ll get a current spike. So this error code is protecting your device. Press reset, or unplug and reset, and then turn the frequency dial to Zero, start the process again, with your motor switched on, and slowly increase the frequency.
If your motor is in delta configuration you’ll be fine.
Could you supply a link to the motor as I would like to buy one. Thanks
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Single-Phase-Electric-Motor-0-18kw-to-4kw-240v-1400rpm-and-2800rpm-b3-b35-b34/202350512563?hash=item2f1d07c9b3:m:ms6x0DjX0Ubp4DMDsxcsHAA:rk:2:pf:0
@@SteveJordan Thanks Steve
Steve can I ask the model number on the motor please? Thanks
It is Type 0-7543TECAB35-IE2-ETEC
MS2 802-4
Regards Steve
Please can you tell me the parameter to alter the torque. I fitted a similar one of these to my pedestal drill, I have plenty of speed but hardly any torque.
Hi Phillip, The AT1 VFDs parameters for torque are p71/p72/p73. Most people though make the mistake that you can alter these and get 'very high torque' which usually isn't possible. An acceptable torque should first be attained by using the correct sizes pulleys Ie..You should have A very large one on the main spindle drive, (mine is around 6.7" in diameter). You can see this in my next video. The VFD's parameter settings won't compensate if you have the pulley configuration wrong as the parameters are only for small adjustments.
Thanks for the reply, I very much appreciate it. For P71-Action time of TIMER. P72-Simple PLC auto-operating option and P73-The first period time set of auto-operating. I was expecting to be able to increase the current output in some way. Any thoughts? I do totally agree with the larger pulley idea however I have the largest I can fit and I have only managed about 3:1. This aside I have a 2.2kW inverter driving a 2kW 3 phase motor and I can stop the pillar drill chuck with a gloved hand. I feel that it is so underpowered that there is some parameter I have not set correctly.
SEE BUYING LINKS THE BELOW FOR THIS ACTUAL VFD MODEL, BUT......
MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WHAT VOLTAGE & ACTUAL PHASE TYPE OF VFD YOU NEED BEFORE BUYING ONE!
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Hi did you configure the motor to run 240 delta or leave it in the star configuration?
Hi I changed it to Delta.
Steve Jordan ok thanks, I’ve got exactly the same setup except I think my motor is a bit bigger 2.2kw I’ve configured mine in star and delta and doesn’t seem to make any difference, I was just wondering if it matters or shortens the life of the vfd?
Or motor
@@tribal165 Use Delta, VFD prefers it and I ead somewhere that the motor should be in the delta config, I think it's in the instructions for the motor too.
Hi, can you share the user manual? Mine came without it... Thanks a lot
I will do a PDF copy and put it on my UA-cam Community page later if I get time.
Can you run this size VFD/motor from a 13 amp household socket?
Hi yes that is exactly what this model is designed for which is great for us in the UK.
Where did you purchase the motor? No link in description lol.
Hi I bought this new on Ebay. There's loads of different sellers. I went for one where in the description it was said they are suitable for use with VFD's.
very good show