VFD ???

[George]

A friend bought a lot from a local auction, this was amongst all the cables he bid on “hes a scrapper when he’s not long haul trucking, i have googled it and it appears to be what I think is a BIG VFD, it still has the plastic end caps fitted where the cables go, doesn’t look like it’s ever been used. I am thinking because of 3 phase input and out its for a big factory machine??? Any information is appreciated because I have priced it at around $900 on EBay, he was going to strip it for the Huge heat sink on the back LOL

 

[francist]

Yup, that’d be my guess too. Here’s a link to the MC series manuals if you want to read up on them…

http://www.wolfautomation.com/media...monethousand/actech-mc-thousand-modbusref.pdf

 

[George]

Yup, that’d be my guess too. Here’s a link to the MC series manuals if you want to read up on them…

http://www.wolfautomation.com/media...monethousand/actech-mc-thousand-modbusref.pdf

I did d/l the PDF but it’s all Chinese written in English to me

 

[Susquatch]

I found a decent manual for you here:

https://www.electricmotorwholesale.com/LENZE-MH5200B.html

After the web page loads, just select the user manual to get the pdf. Seems quite readable to me.

That's a 20Hp unit worth big bucks
WAY more than the aluminium heatsink! Reminds me of the free GS vise I got with my mill.

 

[Proxule]

26 amps. I have worked and installed such vfds before. Its big bucks, But nice to soft start a sawmill wood chipper after blade adjustment so in case there is any run-out in the shaft or you misaligned a blade - it simply tickles softly as apposed to full grenade when full juice is applied with no vfd.

480 input - at 25 amps. WOw big bastard!