Manufacturer: Delta Electronics
Product No.: VFD150C43A
Country of origin:United States
Product Type: AC Drives
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 500g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
The Delta VFD150C43A is a high-performance variable frequency drive belonging to the C2000 Series, designed for demanding industrial motor control applications. This AC Drive is engineered to provide precise speed and torque control for 15kW (20HP) motors operating on a 460V 3-phase power supply. Utilizing advanced field-oriented vector control, this drive ensures stability in complex motion control tasks, pump and fan applications, and heavy-duty industrial machinery. The unit delivers a rated output capacity of 25 kVA and a rated output current of 32 A, providing the necessary robust performance for integrated automation systems requiring reliable speed regulation and energy efficiency.
| Feature Category | Technical Specification Detail |
|---|---|
| General Framework |
Manufacturer: Delta Product Series: C2000 Series Model Number: VFD150C43A Product Type: Variable Frequency AC Drive |
| Electrical Input |
Input Voltage: 460V AC Phase Count: 3-Phase Infrastructure |
| Output Parameters |
Applicable Motor Capacity: 15 kW (20 HP) Rated Output Capacity: 25 kVA Rated Output Current: 32 A |
| Logistics & Weight |
Net Weight: 5.4 kg Shipping Weight: 7 kg Country of Origin: Taiwan / China |
| Engineering Step | Required Installation Action & Safety Requirements |
|---|---|
| Step 1: Mounting Orientation | Ensure the drive is mounted vertically onto a flat, solid, non-flammable back panel surface. Maintaining upright orientation is mandatory to allow for unimpeded natural thermal dissipation from the heat sinks. |
| Step 2: Ventilation Clearance | Maintain adequate perimeter clearance around the unit enclosure to facilitate unrestricted airflow. Avoid executing installations in processing areas contaminated with high humidity, volatile oil vapors, or aggressive corrosive gases. |
| Step 3: Protective Grounding | Establish a proper low-impedance equipment grounding connection to suppress high-frequency electrical noise. Always utilize the designated dedicated green ground terminal on the chassis framework. |
| Step 4: Signal Shielding | Use properly braided shielded cables for all analog control and digital communication signal lines. Ground the shield layer correctly to mitigate outside Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). |
| Step 5: Power Cabling | Verify that all incoming mainline power lines and outgoing motor cables are sized correctly. Wire specifications must comfortably sustain the 32 A rated current and conform fully to national electrical codes. |
| Step 6: Thermal Regulation | Operate the system within the specified ambient temperature ranges. If surrounding panel conditions exceed safe thresholds, auxiliary forced-air cooling must be implemented immediately. |
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| Color pattern |
Greyish White
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| Country of origin |
United States
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