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The Power, Motor & Variable frequency drive Combination
The VFD required will be dependent upon both the motor and the power source available. The general rule to remember is that a VFD can convert single phase into three phase power but, it cannot provide a higher voltage out than what you put in. Therefore if you only have a 220V 1phase power supply input, you cannot get three phase 415V output. It will only provide 220V 3 phase output. If you have a 480V power supply you can output three phase 415V a lower voltage.
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http://www.vfds.org/single-phase-vfd...ut-924125.html
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