
Too Many Frequency Converters? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect frequency converter for your needs.
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Power capacity determines the frequency converter's ability to handle motor loads, impacting its suitability for different applications. Choosing the right power range ensures optimal performance, efficiency, and longevity of both the converter and the connected equipment.
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Up to 5 kW
Typical price
360,– to 1200,–Suitable for small motors or light-duty applications.
Ideal for residential or small workshop settings, providing efficient control without excessive energy consumption.
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6 - 20 kW
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2200,– to 4300,–Designed for medium-sized motors and moderate industrial applications.
Offers a balance of power and efficiency, making it suitable for small to mid-sized manufacturing processes.
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21 - 75 kW
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6200,– to 11 000,–Capable of handling large motors and demanding industrial scenarios.
Best for heavy-duty applications, ensuring reliable performance in large-scale operations.
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Output frequency determines the frequency range that the frequency converter can produce, which is crucial for matching the operational requirements of different equipment. Selecting the appropriate output frequency ensures optimal performance and compatibility with the electrical systems or devices in use.
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50 - 60 Hz
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1000,– to 6900,–Covers the standard frequency range used in most electrical grids worldwide.
Ideal for equipment that needs versatility in regions with either 50 Hz or 60 Hz power systems.
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50 Hz
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640,– to 4600,–Provides a fixed output of 50 Hz, common in many parts of the world, particularly in Europe and Asia.
Best suited for devices specifically designed for 50 Hz operation, ensuring consistent performance.
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47 / 63 Hz
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1300,– to 2900,–Offers a wider frequency range from 47 to 63 Hz, allowing for more flexibility.
Useful for applications where slight adjustments in frequency can optimize equipment performance or reduce energy consumption.
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Mains voltage is the electrical power supply range a frequency converter can operate on, crucial for ensuring compatibility with the power systems in your location. Selecting the correct mains voltage is vital for optimal performance and to prevent electrical failures or damage.
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380 V
Typical price
1400,– to 8800,–Suitable for industrial settings where 380 V is the standard supply voltage.
Selecting this option ensures compatibility with European industrial power systems, minimizing equipment downtime.
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400 V
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420,– to 940,–Common in industrial and commercial applications across Europe.
Provides reliable performance in environments with a standard 400 V supply, ensuring efficient operation.
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C-Control C Control frequency inverter CDI 075 3C3 0.75 kW 3-phase 400 V
230 V
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210,– to 460,–Typically used in residential and light commercial applications.
Ideal for small-scale operations, offering compatibility with standard household voltage levels.
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200 - 240 V
Typical price
180,– to 340,–Offers flexibility to operate within a range of voltages, suitable for various regions.
Ensures versatility and adaptability, reducing the need for multiple units across different locations.
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Supports protocol refers to the communication protocols that a frequency converter can interface with, allowing it to connect and communicate with other devices and systems. Selecting the right protocol is important as it influences integration capabilities, data exchange efficiency, and overall system performance.
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CAN
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1000,– to 8300,–Offers high-speed communication with real-time capabilities, ideal for automotive and industrial applications.
Ensures reliable data transfer in complex networks, improving system responsiveness and efficiency.
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Modbus
Typical price
610,– to 6900,–Widely used protocol known for its simplicity and ease of implementation in various industrial environments.
Facilitates seamless integration with existing systems, reducing setup time and costs.
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Profibus
Typical price
1500,– to 9300,–Provides robust communication for industrial automation, supporting a wide range of devices.
Ideal for large-scale operations, ensuring high data integrity and system reliability.
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EtherNet/IP
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1700,– to 11 000,–Utilizes Ethernet standards for high-speed and flexible communication in automation networks.
Enhances scalability and interoperability, making it suitable for modern, interconnected systems.
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DeviceNet
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1900,– to 11 000,–Enables device-level communication with efficient network management in industrial settings.
Simplifies device integration, reducing wiring complexity and installation costs.
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Choosing the right brand for frequency converters is crucial as it affects product reliability, efficiency, and integration with existing systems. Leading brands like Schneider Electric and Siemens offer varied features, catering to different industrial needs and ensuring optimal performance.
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Schneider Electric
Recognized for its innovation and energy-efficient solutions in automation and control.
Ideal for industries seeking robust and scalable frequency converters with advanced energy-saving features.
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Siemens
Renowned for its high-quality engineering and versatile product range.
Preferred by industries requiring reliable, high-performance converters for complex applications.
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