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Can the reducer have its speed increased using an inverter?

2018-04-28 View Original

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To determine whether a reducer can have its speed increased using an inverter, what factors need to be considered?
Reply #2 2018-04-28
First of all, before the variable frequency drive was installed, your motor was definitely operating at the line frequency, 50 hertz, which is the maximum frequency； After installing a frequency converter on the motor, it is only possible to reduce the frequency, not increase it
Reply #3 2018-04-28
No, the variable frequency drive can only reduce the speed.
Reply #4 2018-04-28
No, the variable frequency drive can only reduce the speed.
Reply #5 2018-05-07
Yes, it’s best to use a dedicated variable-frequency motor; if a regular motor is used and its speed is increased, it will be damaged.

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