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    Default Re: G540 Wiring question

    Quote Originally Posted by Sesh View Post
    Hi.
    I need a bit of help figuring out the Vfd for my spindle.
    I will be starting with a 800w spindle, later on upgrading to a 1.2kw.
    So as i was advised earlier here, I need to buy a Vfd with capacity of 1.2kw. So far so good.

    My studio where the machine will be placed, has single phase AC power. The spindle and vfd need 3phase power. When i read online, some people say you cant convert, and some others say the 1phase needs to be converted to dc, and then converted again to 3phase. Some others say a VFD should do this. But a few vendors selling vfds locally had heard nothing about this.
    I have a feeling if i dont know enough about it before i approach these guys again, I'm going to get fleeced, and how.
    What is the least painful path for me to take?

    Regards,
    Seshadri
    This should be a separate post in the Spindle/VFD forum since it has nothing to do with Gecko drives.



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    Default Re: G540 Wiring question

    Here is a recent post of mine that shows one way of hooking up the G540 to the PLC input of a VFD, it shows a Huanyang, but most have the option of sink or source input direct, without the need for the relay.
    http://www.cnczone.com/forums/spindl...equipment.html
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