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Must an inverter be used in conjunction with an inverter-driven motor?

2016-06-29View Original

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Must an inverter be used in conjunction with an inverter-driven motor? Can’t it be used with ordinary motors?
Reply #22016-06-29
Inverters are generally used in conjunction with variable-frequency motors. However, if your adjustment range is small, it will not cause cooling problems for ordinary motors, and it can also be used in conjunction with them.
Reply #32016-06-29
It is best to have an operating frequency of over 30Hz; otherwise, heat dissipation will be poor
Reply #42016-06-30
Not necessarily; all the motors I’ve seen are ordinary ones.
Reply #52016-07-01
Under normal conditions (in most application scenarios), ordinary motors can be used; the quality of motors these days is very good.
Reply #62016-07-07
Inverters can be used with ordinary motors, but long-term operation at low frequencies should be avoided, as the cooling fan speed of the motor is slower at such frequencies, resulting in inadequate heat dissipation.

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