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Out out voltage of 3 phase inverter

MrJack96
I’m trying to understand if we have a three phase motor 50/60hz what would we set the voltage at for the inverter?  If 50hz I can see it being 415 here in the uk but say if we was running the motor at 60hz can we up the voltage to say 480v? 


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    MrJack96:

    So the inverter input is 50hz 415 3 phase but capable of delivering 440V 3 phase 60Hz? 


    That's not really an inverter. I assume that we are talking about a variable speed drive. The variation in speed is due to changes in the output frequency - the waveform pulls the rotor round as the magnetic field goes round from coil to coil. I would be surprised if you have to set the output voltage, but perhaps you do. Would you like to give us details of the "inverter"?


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    MrJack96:

    So the inverter input is 50hz 415 3 phase but capable of delivering 440V 3 phase 60Hz? 


    That's not really an inverter. I assume that we are talking about a variable speed drive. The variation in speed is due to changes in the output frequency - the waveform pulls the rotor round as the magnetic field goes round from coil to coil. I would be surprised if you have to set the output voltage, but perhaps you do. Would you like to give us details of the "inverter"?


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