When it comes to affordable, dependable surplus industrial motor control components, EMSCO is a single source for industrial Variable Frequency Drives. Working with us gives you access to a wide choice of VFD power solutions to meet your unique VFD requirements. Whether you're in search of a used VFD for electric motors, a refurbished VFD for manufacturing applications, or surplus electrical motor controls for sale, we've got you covered. Our inventory includes a variety of reconditioned motor controls for industrial use.
As an established electric VFD supplier, we provide reliable solutions for your industrial electrical supply needs. Our motor control parts extend beyond motor starters to encompass surplus motor control equipment, reconditioned motor control devices, and refurbished motor control products.
Before reaching you, products undergo rigorous testing and inspection procedures, verifying each part meets industry specifications. Choosing our surplus choices not only saves you money, but also contributes to sustainability solutions by reusing electrical equipment. Partner with us for fast delivery of hard-to-find Variable Frequency Drives.
When selecting a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) for your manufacturing application, consider the following product attributes. We’re standing by with answers to your questions and will guide you toward the right solution.
The VFD must match the input voltage of your facility's power supply. Selecting the correct input voltage ensures compatibility and efficient operation.
The VFD's input phase (single-phase or three-phase) should align with your facility's power system. Choosing the right input phase is essential for seamless integration and optimal performance.
Matching the input frequency of the VFD with the power supply frequency is crucial. This ensures that the drive can accurately convert and control the motor speed in your manufacturing equipment.
This represents the VFD's capacity to handle the power demands of your motor. Select a VFD with a maximum output power rating that exceeds the requirements of your application to avoid overloading the drive.
Like maximum output power, the maximum output current indicates the drive's ability to handle the current demands of your motor. We’ll help with selecting a VFD's current rating that meets or exceeds the requirements of your gear.
The VFD's output voltage must match the motor's voltage requirements. Correct voltage compatibility ensures efficient energy transfer and prevents damage to the motor.
The output phase of the VFD (single-phase or three-phase) should match the motor's requirements. This ensures that the motor receives the correct phase configuration for smooth and reliable operation.
The enclosure rating specifies the environmental conditions so the VFD may work safely. Consider dust, moisture, and temperature in your manufacturing plant when selecting a VFD with the right enclosure grade for dependable and durable operation.
Evaluating and selecting a VFD based on these attributes, helps us see that the drive is well-matched to your application. This gives you efficient operation and extended electrical equipment life.
Below are just some of the types we stock.
VFD Control Type | Intended Purpose of VFD | Typical Application |
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Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) | Most common type of VFDs | General-purpose motor control |
Current Source Inverter (CSI) | Less common than VSI drives | Specific applications requiring constant current |
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) | Uses PWM technology | Efficient and smooth motor control |
Vector Control VFD | Provides precise control over torque and speed | Applications demanding high precision control |
Sensorless Vector | Operates without speed or position feedback sensors | High-performance applications without sensors |
Open-Loop VFD | Basic VFD without motor feedback | Applications where precise speed control is not critical |
Closed-Loop VFD | Incorporates feedback for precise speed control | Applications requiring accurate speed regulation |
Regenerative VFD | Handles regenerative energy during braking | Applications with frequent deceleration and braking |
Soft Starters | Controls motor acceleration and deceleration | Minimizing stress during motor start-up |
Multi-Level Inverter | Uses multiple voltage levels for improved waveform | Reducing harmonics and enhancing motor performance |
EMSCO is your go-to source for affordable surplus industrial motor control components, specializing in Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs). Our extensive inventory includes reconditioned motor controls and refurbished products. As a trusted electric VFD supplier, we ensure rigorous testing, providing reliable solutions for your industrial needs. Partner with us for cost savings and fast delivery of hard-to-find VFDs.
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