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Hi Carvel, I was always planning on running the motor at constant speed, and I had forgotten about the capacitor option. I think I might try that in the first instance, and see if I'm happy with that

I don’t want to fry the old/original Emco 220v 3ph motor running it on my vfd. It is an intermittent use mostly hobby machine, which goes from project to project as needed and sits between. Sierra

Sorry.? Maybe I should have started by asking what is the problem are you trying to resolve with a load reactor/filter? Ross

Ha, this now has me as more confustercatededed than I was before…. except on tuesdays unless it’s Friday, with an added, better better not and soon? So much to consider and it’s hard to know

Ok, so it is there to smoothe it out, but, what of the voltage spikes/wave form whatevers(I’m outta my apples n oranges here) but, don’t the vfd’s output voltage spikes? Are the chokes set or

Hi Sierra, Sorry cant help with a inxpensive recommendation but you may want to check you VFD manual.? My TECO manual actually recommends NOT adding any capacitive, LC or RC components on the load

So, as long as I find a 1kw choke/reactor, and it is rated at at least 240 volts, it does not matter if it is listed at 400 or 600 volts?

Hi Sierra The choke / reactor is there in series to smooth out the current going through it , so the voltage rating is just an insulation issue So the voltage rating must be equal to or higher than

Thank Ye Carvel. I get confused with the voltage ratings on the ones I see listed at 4 and 600v and am unsure if I need something specific for 240v, or if they are rated for higher but limit it via

Hi Guys, When i had my gear made, lots of years ago now, i asked for a Tufnol replacement ,the guy said that there are better products available now, so I went with his suggestion. Sorry can’t

Hi Eric Thanks for the positive feedback . . . the group is what the members make it , so at best we are just really there to grease the wheels . . . or should that be lead screws . . . ? I am not

Hi Sierra The chokes / reactors will be heavy , even smaller one ? , so you want something not too far away . . Suggest do a search along the lines of “ VFD load reactor I kW “ and see I notice

Hi Ryan , I'm not sure how much, but maybe it's possible that over the years of being in oil, the Tofnol wheel has increased in volume a little. On Monday I'll call the company that sells TUFNOL and I

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Can anyone point me towards an "inexpensive" load reactor/filter which I can put between my vfd and the older emco motor? The motor is a 3ph 220v .81KW. Sierra

Further update - I found a different gear generator add in for fusion 360. This one includes a "Profile shifting coef". https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=1236778940008086660 This may

Question for you all who maybe know more about gears than I do. When I first started printing these replacements, I noticed the tips of the original gears stuck out just a bit further than my 3d

Vedran and Carvel - Thanks for getting back to me.? I figured that one or the other of you would reply :).? I've been on this group for years and greatly appreciate all of your wisdom and help that

Hi Jay You can look out for a suitable size load Reactor to go with your VFD . . . that is the choke portion of the filter and will go a long way to reducing the transients and is normally a lot

Thanks All, that's really useful info. @Carl, It was one of your posts on here which first alerted me to the potential issues with VFDs. Do you have any recommendations for a sine filter? Sadly, they