I have a tiny experience with Vevor. I bought a S/H Colchester Triumph 2000 lathe recently (3 phase 7HP motor) off the same web market place and it came with a 7kW 230V 3 phase Vevor badged inverter that I didn't need and was in working order, BUT missing the cover over the terminals. Vevor do not & cannot supply any spares. It appears that if you have a warranty claim within the first year (UK statutory period, other countries may vary) you are likely to get a complete replacement unit.

Fortunately, the chap I sold the inverter to (via the same internet web sales site as mentioned below - other sites might be available, although I doubt whether the Vinted client base would be interested) was a practical sort of chap well able to make his own cover and has reported being delighted.

SO, if you lose or damage one of their gears outside the warranty period, expect to have to buy a full set again. I think.

Incidentally, the full semi intelligible manual for the Vevor inverter was available on the web. I was amazed how cheap a new Inverter would be.

I may also have spotted the same inverter with a different badge on it. It was a while back. Chinese, obviously.

Eddie

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I don't need these for my lathe but they are inexpensive and might work for others with older lathes or even for any gearing projects. Seems like this Vevor brand is really ramping up to try and be a one-stop for machining stuff.