Existing reviews of 3 hp VFD, Single Phase to Three Phase VFD
Works great, excellent vfd.
I received my VFD in a few days and it took me a while to set up the power, but now it is up and running. This 3 hp VFD is better than described, I waited to review till I had it fully installed and cutting. Manual is very well written, and each word and diagram is important to study.
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David
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Date:
05/09/2018
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Can I use your 3 hp Single Phase to Three Phase VFD for my saw
Hi,
my table saw has a 3 phase Baldor 3HP motor and I need a drive. Can I use your 2.2 kW variable frequency drive for it. 10A is good. The saw runs on one speed only will the VFD be a problem?
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Andy
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Date:
10/08/2020
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If your motor is 3-phase, 220/230V, and your supply voltage is 1-phase, 220/230V, then recommended 5 hp (4 kW) 1 phase to 3 phase VFD. Buy it on: www.ato.com/5hp-vfd
I have some doubts about 3hp VFD
Does the 3 hp VFD, single phase to three phase VFD SKU: GK3000-2S0022 have the ability to put out 415V when connected to a single phase 240 volt connection? If so, what amperage input line do I need to connect to?
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Robb
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Date:
28/11/2021
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No, the GK3000-2S0022 VFD output is only 3-phase, 220/230V.
And it can run motors with rated current up to 6-7A.
Where is my 220V input supposed to connect?
I want to hook up my new VFD. My manual shows 220V single phase input to be connected to terminals R, S, T. My VFD does not have those labels. my terminal block is labeled P , L, N, PB, E, U, V, W. where is my 220V input supposed to connect?
From:
Abys
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Date:
27/05/2022
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If the terminals of VFD you received marked P+, L, N, PB, E, U, V and W, then the 220V single-phase input should be connected to terminal L and N. (Some of VFD models show R, S, T terminals, and one of which is marked red and cannot be used without screw removal.)
I put in the parameters you specified but still throws the error code E-09.
I put in the parameters you specified but still throws the error code E-09. I took pictures of the nameplates as well as the wiring. On the VFD I landed temporary wires they are all black but I wire-nutted them in the proper places.
From:
Gibson
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Date:
03/03/2023
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1. First of all, the rated output current of the GK3000-2S0022G you bought is only 10A, and the current of your motor is 7.9A when the voltage is low. The rated current of the motor is very similar to the capacity of the VFD, which can easily lead to overload. So we suggest that you run the motor with no load when testing.
2. The drawing you provided shows that there are contactors and other components on the motor, so we are not sure how your motor is wired. Please note that our VFD can directly drive the motor, and directly connect the motor cable to the VFD output terminals U, V, W without going through a contactor or other components. In order to confirm that your motor is wired correctly, please send us the wiring manual of the motor for further confirmation.
I want to properly set it up
I bought this VFD for a chain hoist. I entered all the correct motor parameters. But everytime I let it pick up to 60z and I hit my remote it immediately throws the E-09 code. Which according to the manual is an inverter overload condition. I want to properly set it up. Or if there is anything I missed.
From:
Cboh
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Date:
07/03/2023
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Please follow the attached quick setup document to check whether the VFD parameter settings are correct. Please set P0.09=10, P0.17=15, P0.18=15, P0.22=2 OR 3, And test again.
If you still have problems, please send us the VFD & motor nameplate label, photos of the motor and VFD wiring, etc. for further confirmation.
My confusion comes from the input wiring
My confusion comes from the input wiring. In the manual the terminal diagram for the 220V 1-phase shows 7 terminals L1, L2, Blank, E, U, V,W
I have wired the 3 phase motor to the E (ground), U (T1), V (T2), and W (T3). Unfortunately the unit's terminal is different than the manual.
It has : 8 terminals - P , L, N, PB, E, U, V,W thus I am unsure as to how to wire the input 220V supply. I have a 2 wire plus a ground? I have wired the machine on / off switch to the fwd and com connections, as this was how my previous VFD was wired. Is this correct?
From:
Frederick
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Date:
09/03/2023
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Regarding the wiring of the VFD, please connect the single-phase 220V voltage to the L and N terminals, and connect the ground wire to the terminal marked E. The on/off switch you used earlier needs to be connected to the control terminals of the VFD. You can refer to our demo video, please see on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxTVneMG5Jo&list=PLlo8RulDRnthBFbP4ydheukDSKw2hAfDn&index=27&t=61s
Not sure if that is correct
I set these settings on my VFD. The first one PP-01 I don't seem to have so I assumed it was a typo and set FP-01 to 1. After setting all I tested again and got Error-04. Re-checked and FP-01 reverted back to 0. Not sure if that is correct.
From:
Beahn
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Date:
21/03/2023
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If you set the parameters, please set again and got Error-04. Please re-set F3-01=1.0 F3-10=63 F3-12=40, and test again. Also, can you replace other motors for testing?
I did test the hoist with no load but it doesn't work, I bought the VFD that you guys recommended to me. I just didn't know that it couldn't drive the hoist because of the contactors and components. I thought that as long as the hoist saw 240V 3 phase it would work.
From:
Sameh
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Date:
22/03/2023
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