AHU motor control
VFDs can regulate fan speed based on pressure, airflow or BMS commands. Consider motor current, EMC, bypass and fire-mode requirements.
VFD selection for air handling units and ventilation fans.
VFDs can regulate fan speed based on pressure, airflow or BMS commands. Consider motor current, EMC, bypass and fire-mode requirements.
Confirm motor kW or HP, rated current, rated voltage, frequency, RPM and motor type.
Determine whether the application requires variable torque, constant torque, high starting torque or heavy-duty overload capacity.
Define minimum and maximum operating speed, acceleration time and deceleration requirements.
Identify whether control is keypad based, analog, digital, PLC, Modbus, Ethernet or process-feedback based.
Consider ambient temperature, dust, moisture, altitude, enclosure rating and installation location.
Review overload, short circuit, phase loss, overvoltage, undervoltage, motor protection and emergency requirements.
Share your motor data, machine type, load requirement and process details. Our technical team can help recommend the appropriate VFD.