The motoinverter is an electric motor with an integrated inverter: a flexible, customisable and cost-effective solution for frequency variation.
First of all, it is important to explain that the motoinverter was created to meet the need to control the motor via an inverter without having to build and manage an electrical panel.
Indeed, for some applications, combining mechanics and electronics has become essential to ensure performance, efficiency, overload capacity, protection and safety. In the case of the motoinverter, these advantages are joined by extremely easy installation.
The motoinverter range starts from 0.18 kW and goes up to 7.5 kW, includes 2-, 4-, 6- and 8-pole motors and is divided into the following 5 categories:
The motoinverter also comes in two versions: B and T.
The motoinverter is truly strategic both for applications that require motor control (but where installing a panel is impossible or not strictly necessary) and for situations where the motor and inverter must be integrated into a system: this solution is ideal because it comes already perfectly balanced.
The motoinverter is customisable and can communicate with any interface, allowing connection to various technologies including Industry 4.0, PCs or data centres.
The Motek Drive motoinverter is also equipped with a MODBUS module that exports all measurements relating to current draw, voltage, power factor, speed, inverter temperature and protection status.
On request, the motoinverter can also be fitted with 2 additional accessories:
– a remote control terminal for adjusting the motor speed;
– a digital programming terminal which, in addition to acting directly on the speed, also allows the motor’s direction of rotation to be reversed.
The main advantages of using the motoinverter are:
– air flow regulation without increasing pressure losses,
– flexible power regulation.
Using the motoinverter allows:
– efficiency improvements of up to 30% thanks to flow regulation without throttling valves,
– soft-start capability,
– improved power factor.
Advantages of using the motoinverter include:
– fast reversal of direction,
– management of 4 speeds.
The main advantages of using the motoinverter are:
– multi-speed control,
– error and protection management with automatic restart in the event of faults,
– full configuration of the inverter parameters,
– improved transmission efficiency and reduced maintenance.
Using the motoinverter allows:
– energy savings thanks to speed regulation,
– low noise thanks to the high carrier frequency,
– better power factor at medium-low load.
Advantages of using the motoinverter include:
– efficiency improvements of up to 30% thanks to flow regulation without throttling valves,
– soft-start capability,
– improved power factor.
To conclude, here is the summary of the motoinverter’s technical features: 25 points that best describe this high-quality product.
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