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    input filter emi/rf

    Hi

    I have a 220 volt single phase 1.5KW vfd running a 3 phase 2 hp motor. My question on buying a input filter (emi/rf). What amperage should I use??? A 10amp should be ok??




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    If I was just fitting one, I would fit it to the motor side, the VFD manufactures and some transformer suppliers make them, 3 phase chokes.
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    :confused:

    Hi Al

    So don't use a input filter at all? I was going to choke and twist the wires on the ouput and put a emi/rf filter on the input.

    So I am really confused.

    Maybe I will start at the beginning. What kind of filter (input, output or both) should I use. This is going on a cnc milling machine conversion.



    Evan


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    Page 13 of this shows all the options of suppression, http://www.ctiautomation.net/PDF/Hit...VFD-Drives.pdf it all depends on what you are aiming for, For the VFD's I have used, the majority I have never used any suppression, in a couple of cases I did use 3 phase choke on the input and output.
    The choke between the VFD & motor is considered more for reducing stress on the motor and VFD.
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    Thank you very much Al for all of your time.



    Evan


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