220 kW Frequency Inverter, 3 Phase 220V, 415V, 460V
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Operation of of single-phase input
1) Will the inverter still produce power if only receiving 240 V, single-phase?
2) What will be the derating in output power if powered only from 240 V, single-phase? 50%?
Patrick Chapman|6/30/2022 4:44 PM
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1. This 3 phase frequency inverter doesn't produce power if only receiving single phase 240V. 2. We recommend the single phase 240V input, single phase or 3-phase output frequency inverter for you and the output power will not decrease.
Better than I expected
This 220 kW frequency inverter is great. I have been using it for two months. Frequency inverter worked very well, better than I expected. I would recommend it to my friends and colleagues.
Chobe Edward|6/20/2022 3:45 AM
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Can a frequency inverter be equipped with a braking resistor?
Can a braking resistor be installed on your 5hp single to 3 phase frequency inverter?
Mfru Mfru|11/17/2021 1:18 AM
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Yes, you can do so. Also, you can use it without a resistor.
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