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11-09-2017, 12:04 AM #1
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Thanked: 7Any Electrical Engineers out there who can explain something?
Hi Guys,
All was well with my grinder and the world until the other day when I heard a 'BANG' as I was grinding a blade.
I suspect that metal dust had got into the VSD (Controller) and shorted it. Sure enough when I disconnected everything and looked inside there were come blackened components.
Now the fun starts in trying to source a replacement.
My motor is 380 Volt 3 Phase (please see plate below)
My current VSD label states:
240 Volt Single Phase Input (Standard New Zealand and UK Power)
240 Volt 3 Phase output
Label Below:
If my motor is 380 Volt, how did this work - or is the 3 Phase the key - the VSD was working fine until the dust issue.
Do I not need a 240 Volt Single Phase input/380 Volt 3 Phase Output VSD?
Some suppliers say 240 Volt 3 phase output is fine, while others say 380 Volt 3 Phase Output.
Any advice appreciated.