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cl145c phase converter, vfd?
- Thread starter yd328
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hsracer201
Hot Rolled
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- Oct 24, 2015
I can highly recommend an American Rotary phase converter. The AR-15 does all I need in my little garage shop.
Kind of a buy once, cry once thing.
Before my rotary I had several Teco L510's that always did their job.
Kind of a buy once, cry once thing.
Before my rotary I had several Teco L510's that always did their job.
comstockfriend
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2013
- Location
- Sun Valley, California, USA
My BP and 13" SB plugged right into my Ronk RPC. Plan was to drop VFD's in both to get 100% variable speed, but hasn't happened yet (and I have the VFD's!).
At vacation house, no RPC so run my small Diamond 22M horizontal with VFD, and a Rusnok Model 70 with a 190 VDC Leeson motor and speed control (240VAC input to controller), i.e., I used what I had.
Ronk RPC (I put their cap in Nema 4 box with starter and disconnect).
DC motor on Rusnok with speed control box mounted to motor feet.
John
At vacation house, no RPC so run my small Diamond 22M horizontal with VFD, and a Rusnok Model 70 with a 190 VDC Leeson motor and speed control (240VAC input to controller), i.e., I used what I had.
Ronk RPC (I put their cap in Nema 4 box with starter and disconnect).
DC motor on Rusnok with speed control box mounted to motor feet.
John
Rudd
Stainless
- Joined
- Jul 30, 2003
- Location
- savannah, jaw-ja
Are you quite sure about the 200 volts? That would be pretty strange. As best I can determine, you get what you put in, or with 120v VFD's double what you put in back out. If 200, I'd be a bit concerned about over-voltage on the motor.
