Can a fluorine-lined self-priming pump be equipped with variable frequency control?
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The customer requests a fluorine-lined self-priming pump equipped with an inverter motor. Since it hasn’t been paired before, I’m not sure if it will affect usage?
Will it not affect the self-priming effect or anything like that?
It will have an impact, but to understand the details, one should consult an engineer. I knew it could be added.
It’s not easy to add then. . . If the operator just turns it on casually later, it would be quite awkward if nothing comes out. . .
Variable frequency can be added; the so-called self-priming feature applies only at the moment of startup – after that short period of time, it’s no different from a regular centrifugal pump~~~~
It’s definitely possible to add it, but it’s necessary to communicate well with the client to understand what their purpose for adding an inverter is
Well, I know that. I know it works too after pumping it up. It’s not about worrying that there might be other problems if the workers can’t operate it properly later on.