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I’m asking all the experts for help! I would like to ask: the frequency specified on the nameplate of the TBBP-315S-4 motor is 50–70 Hz. I asked the motor manufacturer, and they said that it can operate at a frequency of 80 Hz. The reducer used is B3SV11A; its input speed is 1485 rpm, while the output speed is 37 rpm. At 50 Hz, the output speed remains at 37 rpm, which is not sufficient. I want to increase the output speed to 80 Hz. There’s no problem with the motor itself, but what impact will this have on the reducer?
Overloading reduces the lifespan of vulnerable components
After frequency conversion, there should be no major problems.
Prolonged operation under overload conditions leads to significant wear, reducing the service life