The Delta VFD110B23B is a compact General Sensorless Vector Control Micro Drive from the established VFD-M series. Designed for space-saving and cost-effective motor control, this micro drive offers reliable performance for a wide range of industrial tasks. It is configured for a three-phase 230 V input and provides a flexible output frequency range from 0.1 to 400 Hz, making it suitable for both high-speed and precision-controlled applications.
The VFD-M series is known for its versatility, featuring both adjustable V/f curves and sensorless vector control modes. With a carrier frequency capability of up to 15 kHz, the VFD110B23B ensures quiet motor operation and reduced electrical noise, essential for integrated control environments. This drive provides a balanced solution for users requiring robust control in a small form factor.
Features
Series: VFD-M (General Sensorless Vector Control Micro Drive)
Input Voltage: Three-phase 230 V
Output Frequency: 0.1 to 400 Hz
Control Modes: Adjustable V/f curve and sensorless vector control
Switching Frequency: Carrier frequency up to 15 kHz
Design: Compact micro drive architecture
Efficiency: High-precision motor control for diverse industrial load profiles
Applications
Small conveyors and material handling
Fans and centrifugal pump control
Food processing and packaging machinery
Textile and woodworking equipment
General industrial speed regulation
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Delta
Model
VFD110B23B
Series
VFD-M
Product Type
Micro Drive
Input Voltage
Three-phase 230 V
Output Frequency
0.1 to 400 Hz
Control Method
V/f curve / Sensorless vector control
Carrier Frequency
Up to 15 kHz
Shipping Weight
3 kg
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: Mount the VFD-M drive in a vertical orientation within a clean, dry, and ventilated enclosure.
Thermal Management: Ensure sufficient air circulation around the heat sink to support the carrier frequency operation.
Wiring: Keep control signal lines separate from power cables to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Grounding: Connect the drive to a reliable protective earth (PE) terminal to ensure safety and signal stability.
Maintenance: Regularly inspect the cooling fan and clean the vents to prevent dust buildup, which can lead to thermal shutdown.
FAQ
What is the output frequency range of the VFD110B23B?
The output frequency range is 0.1 to 400 Hz.
What control modes does this VFD-M drive support?
It supports both adjustable V/f curve control and sensorless vector control.
What is the maximum carrier frequency for this model?
The carrier frequency can be adjusted up to 15 kHz.
What power input is required for this specific model?
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