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  1. #1
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    Correct VFD

    Hello Guys

    I have a Wasino CNC lathe that is rated at 2.2Kva and I only have single phase 220 in my shop. I need to know what size VFD would work with this lathe. Thanks in advance for your input.

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    Re: Correct VFD

    Quote Originally Posted by Bertman1 View Post
    Hello Guys

    I have a Wasino CNC lathe that is rated at 2.2Kva and I only have single phase 220 in my shop. I need to know what size VFD would work with this lathe. Thanks in advance for your input.
    You would need at least a 3Kw VFD, and capable of using a Braking Resistor, larger the VFD for a lathe the better, usually go by the spindle motor Hp, you want the VFD to be at least 2Hp larger than your lathe motor
    Mactec54

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    Re: Correct VFD

    Thank you for the information, what is a good manufacturer

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    Re: Correct VFD

    I have a Huanyang 10HP VFD and it keeps kicking the vfd off, I have a rotary phase converter but was told that if I hook it up to the CNC it would blow the computer in it and this VFD keeps kicking out

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    Re: Correct VFD

    Quote Originally Posted by Bertman1 View Post
    I have a Huanyang 10HP VFD and it keeps kicking the vfd off, I have a rotary phase converter but was told that if I hook it up to the CNC it would blow the computer in it and this VFD keeps kicking out
    You can only use a VFD to power the Spindle Motor, it can not be used for any other electronics or to supply power to any other part of the machine, a VFD can only supply Power to a 3 PH AC Motor
    Mactec54

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