clarnibass
Aluminum
- Joined
- Dec 23, 2015
Hi
I'm trying to decide between a Schneider and a Delta VFD for my lathe. Both seem to have what I need as far as specs and are the only two brands available here.
The only spec difference that might be relevant is carrier frequency of max 15kHz on the Delta vs. 16kHz on the Schneider. I understand it's best to use the lowest carrier frequency that is not too loud. I checked and with the volume pretty high, I could notice a difference between 15kHZz and 16kHz, with the latter being less audible. But it's best not to use such high carrier frequency it's a moot point.
Is there a reason to get a Delta or a Schneider or both should be fine and it doesn't really matter?
Separately from that, the Schneider is in stock but somewhat annoying service from the dealer. The Delta was supposed to be in stock a week ago, but still waiting. The dealer is much nicer, but also a long drive away (the Schneider is in my city). So it's mostly a matter of whether it's worth waiting for the Delta.
Thanks
I'm trying to decide between a Schneider and a Delta VFD for my lathe. Both seem to have what I need as far as specs and are the only two brands available here.
The only spec difference that might be relevant is carrier frequency of max 15kHz on the Delta vs. 16kHz on the Schneider. I understand it's best to use the lowest carrier frequency that is not too loud. I checked and with the volume pretty high, I could notice a difference between 15kHZz and 16kHz, with the latter being less audible. But it's best not to use such high carrier frequency it's a moot point.
Is there a reason to get a Delta or a Schneider or both should be fine and it doesn't really matter?
Separately from that, the Schneider is in stock but somewhat annoying service from the dealer. The Delta was supposed to be in stock a week ago, but still waiting. The dealer is much nicer, but also a long drive away (the Schneider is in my city). So it's mostly a matter of whether it's worth waiting for the Delta.
Thanks