sr the frequency in use is 60 HZ AND THE FREQUENCY OF MY MOTOR IS 50 HZ. THE PARAMETERS P0.03 60HZ, PO.O4 60HZ, P0.06 60HZ, AND FOR THE MOTOR P2.02 50HZ Is this correct? thank you
I have a GT series 7.5kw 220v single phase to 3 phase inverter Driving a JGL 3.2 KW 220 V 24000 rpm ATC spindle motor. Could you please tell me what settings I need to change from the default settings? Thank you
Hi, Looking to power my 5hp 3 phase motor (60 cycle, 13amp,220 3450rpm) with the 5.5 kw vfd I just received. Can you please instruct on wiring from a single phase feed and what each wire should go to? Power Black, white and copper Motor Red, white, black, green Thank you
I just got a 4kw model 4r0g-2 and the simple instruction manual says in RED print to connect single phase power to terminals R and T. but if i do, the unit is completely dead but works fine on terminals R and S. The rep says that the 4kw model can not have a breaking resistor so i can't use terminal T. I contend that he is full sh*t and just does not want to replace my unit. i all so replace my 2.2 kw model that had the same terminal instructions and it works fine on terminals R and T any input would be appreciated.
The single-phase power input uses a single-phase rectifier bridge, which is the R and S terminals. If R, S, and T can be used, this is a three-phase rectifier bridge. For single-phase power input, it is not necessary to add an extra phase, as it has no effect. The instruction manual states that it is connected to terminals R and T, which uses a three-phase rectifier. In fact, RS, RT, ST, and ST can all be used. Skipping the middle R terminal just makes R and T farther apart, and has no other meaning. At the same power, the three-phase rectifier bridge must be connected to R, S, and T to achieve the highest current. If only any two phases of RS, RT, and ST are connected, the current pressure will decrease, just like a car with four wheels under pressure at the same time, which is the same as having two wheels under pressure. At the same power, the current of a single-phase rectifier bridge is greater than any two-phase current of RS, RT, and ST, and is the same as the current of (R, S, T). IGBT module models vary. Some IGBT modules use single-phase rectification, while others use three-phase rectification. If your input power supply is three-phase, then you must use three-phase rectification, which is R, S, T. Some IGBT modules can be connected to braking resistors, while others cannot. If you need to connect an external braking resistor, it is important to confirm with the manufacturer.
The GT series 2.2KW or other specifications of frequency converters, 220V voltage for the US market, are all used because it is impossible to purchase single-phase rectifier modules. Therefore, there is no way to use three-phase rectifier bridge blocks. Most of the modules are produced by Fuji in Japan. Some are produced by Infineon in Germany. For single-phase input power, this issue can be ignored.
I have a Huanyang 7.5kw inverter i am trying to run a 5.5hp 4125 watts motor but in the fine tuning of the vfd the maximum setting for motor power is 3000. why is this? after fine tuning i get an overload when i try to run the motor. Are these drives over rated for their actual ability to drive the motors???
@@huanyanginverter6516it is gt series i found my trouble with the overload it was my fault. In the manual the p2.01 parameter asks to input the motor power but the maximum is 3000 but my motor is 41245 watts 5.5 hp does it matter or will it still put out 5.5hp. Thanks for responding so quickly.
I have the P2 series the auto tuning never works with me I tried with a 400hz spindle and a 50hz induction motor, both motors worked fine but the auto tuning never works at all, please share a video for the p2 series and auto tuning
@@mikstratok i contacted them, they did send a video that proved same model auto tuning working with an induction motor, but it never did with me, i do think it is a very poor model, it does not even have rs485 interface! i am using as it is, also the SVC feature works but not great, you will find the motion not so smooth with it.
sr the frequency in use is 60 HZ AND THE FREQUENCY OF MY MOTOR IS 50 HZ. THE PARAMETERS P0.03 60HZ, PO.O4 60HZ, P0.06 60HZ, AND FOR THE MOTOR P2.02 50HZ Is this correct? thank you
I have a GT series 7.5kw 220v single phase to 3 phase inverter Driving a JGL 3.2 KW 220 V 24000 rpm ATC spindle motor. Could you please tell me what settings I need to change from the default settings? Thank you
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Hi,
Looking to power my 5hp 3 phase motor (60 cycle, 13amp,220 3450rpm) with the 5.5 kw vfd I just received. Can you please instruct on wiring from a single phase feed and what each wire should go to?
Power
Black, white and copper
Motor
Red, white, black, green
Thank you
Please refer to th-cam.com/video/KD_NrfL7ZZs/w-d-xo.html
I just got a 4kw model 4r0g-2 and the simple instruction manual says in RED print to connect single phase power to terminals R and T. but if i do, the unit is completely dead but works fine on terminals R and S. The rep says that the 4kw model can not have a breaking resistor so i can't use terminal T. I contend that he is full sh*t and just does not want to replace my unit. i all so replace my 2.2 kw model that had the same terminal instructions and it works fine on terminals R and T any input would be appreciated.
The single-phase power input uses a single-phase rectifier bridge, which is the R and S terminals. If R, S, and T can be used, this is a three-phase rectifier bridge. For single-phase power input, it is not necessary to add an extra phase, as it has no effect. The instruction manual states that it is connected to terminals R and T, which uses a three-phase rectifier. In fact, RS, RT, ST, and ST can all be used.
Skipping the middle R terminal just makes R and T farther apart, and has no other meaning.
At the same power, the three-phase rectifier bridge must be connected to R, S, and T to achieve the highest current. If only any two phases of RS, RT, and ST are connected, the current pressure will decrease, just like a car with four wheels under pressure at the same time, which is the same as having two wheels under pressure.
At the same power, the current of a single-phase rectifier bridge is greater than any two-phase current of RS, RT, and ST, and is the same as the current of (R, S, T).
IGBT module models vary. Some IGBT modules use single-phase rectification, while others use three-phase rectification. If your input power supply is three-phase, then you must use three-phase rectification, which is R, S, T. Some IGBT modules can be connected to braking resistors, while others cannot. If you need to connect an external braking resistor, it is important to confirm with the manufacturer.
The GT series 2.2KW or other specifications of frequency converters, 220V voltage for the US market, are all used because it is impossible to purchase single-phase rectifier modules. Therefore, there is no way to use three-phase rectifier bridge blocks. Most of the modules are produced by Fuji in Japan. Some are produced by Infineon in Germany. For single-phase input power, this issue can be ignored.
I have a Huanyang 7.5kw inverter i am trying to run a 5.5hp 4125 watts motor but in the fine tuning of the vfd the maximum setting for motor power is 3000. why is this? after fine tuning i get an overload when i try to run the motor. Are these drives over rated for their actual ability to drive the motors???
Which series of products are you from? The power of the frequency converter does not need to be changed. . GT series products are vector control
@@huanyanginverter6516it is gt series i found my trouble with the overload it was my fault. In the manual the p2.01 parameter asks to input the motor power but the maximum is 3000 but my motor is 41245 watts 5.5 hp does it matter or will it still put out 5.5hp. Thanks for responding so quickly.
There is no need to change the power of the motor. . You restore the parameters to their default values and you are ready to use them. .
Steveu. What was causing the overload condition. My grandma series inverter is also overloading on acceleration with a 3.2 kw spindle motor
sr what are the parameters so that when you stop the engine it stops faster. and the parameters for acceleration or starting of the engine. thank you
You can adjust the acceleration time and deceleration time
Hi there,
Is there a way to set a Huanyang GT VFD to display spindle RPM's instead of HZ?
Shift
@@huanyanginverter6516 Are you saying if I hit Shift while it is running it will switch to Rpm?
@@chrisf8584 yes
@@chrisf8584 yes
@@huanyanginverter6516 worked like a charm. Thank you.
I have the P2 series
the auto tuning never works with me
I tried with a 400hz spindle and a 50hz induction motor, both motors worked fine but the auto tuning never works at all, please share a video for the p2 series and auto tuning
I'm in the same situation. Did you ever get it working?
@@mikstratok i contacted them, they did send a video that proved same model auto tuning working with an induction motor, but it never did with me, i do think it is a very poor model, it does not even have rs485 interface! i am using as it is, also the SVC feature works but not great, you will find the motion not so smooth with it.
@@GraphicManInnovations Thx for the reply, it would seem that I'll have to settle for VF control for now
@@mikstratok both modes work, if u dont need the extra torque at low speeds, use the vf mode
@@leonguyen120 yes never worked on auto tune, very strange although all the motors i test are also chinese!
Won’t enter P mode
lgreetings can you send me the steps to be able to modify hz we can't thank you
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Hi, my VFD won't enter autotune mode. P0.16 is stuck at 0. 1 is not an option. Please help!
Do not set the p0.16 parameter. Improper operation may cause damage. . Just use it directly, don't set this parameter
Because there are so many things to pay attention to. .
do not set p0.16
@@huanyanginverter6516 how do I tune without p0.16?
@@skibfree1 No need to adjust p0.16
If at low speed, to get higher force, you can use p0.16
@@huanyanginverter6516 yes I would like to get more torque but p0.16 is not working. 0 is the only option, there is no 1.
It might be helpful if he was explaining what the heck he was doing, but I guess he'd have to be able to speak English.