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Crazy thought -- converting 480v drives to 240v
I am thinking about something. 480 VAC drives can be bought for next
to nothing. What they have is an inverter circuit and control circuit. They probably would not run on 240v because the internal transformer that would supply voltage to the control circuit would supply only 1/2 voltage. They also might have an indervoltage sensor. I cannot think of more things that depend on 480 volts being there. So, if a hack could be done and a 1:2 transformer inserted between 480v inputs and the control circuit, then the drive would become a 240v drive with the same amp rating (and half HP). What am I missing? i |
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