Run a 3-phase motor on single phase power supply by VFD 

If P0.00 =0 do you still need to run AutoTune PA.00

Please write down the all settings( single phase to three phase)

If set adjustments have been made to PA, how do I rest it back stock?

@@weudhwgeduhgweyif P3.01=10

Yes, this link, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

Our motor itself comes with straps/links. ：）

@@ATOcom Ah brilliant. I understand now. Thank you for your helpful reply.

Yes,.....but we have 115V type VFD，www.ato.com/120v-vfd

Sorry, I can't guide the use of VFD for any brand, because each brand's VFD setting method is different, so I suggest you check the manual that comes with the VFD.

@@ATOcom can you just confirm me that have you seen any VFD which allows us to choose and then fix the output voltage via programming?

@@thghho Sorry, I haven't seen the VFD you mentioned.

The VFD capacity is greater than or equal to the motor, but the rated current of the VFD is greater than the rated current of the motor.

Yes, it has an grounding terminal.

Yes, ATO VFDs can do the job, maximum capacity 10hp, more info on: www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

If the output voltage of the VFD matches the motor, there is no problem.

We have professional frequency converters, maybe you need it. www.ato.com/1-phase-frequency-converter

Expensive better to buy new washing machine to purchase converter

Do you mean: VFD input 1-phase 220V & output 3-phase 415V?

@@ATOcom hi great video! I have the same problem, I have a large 10hp 3phase motor but I need to run it off my single phase supply. Is this possible to do?

​@@lloydsaunders9821 ATO VFD can run your motor (pay attention to power, voltage, current), click on these two links, www.ato.com/10hp-single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd www.ato.com/15hp-single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

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yes~，www.ato.com/single-phase-vfd

Yes, we have the VFD you need, enter ATO to check the specifications you need: www.ato.com/220v-to-380v-vfd

I don't quite understand what you said. , But we have 1-phase input & output VFD, 1-phase input to 3-phase VFD, 3-phase VFD. So, which one do you need?

@@ATOcom it is 1-phase input to 3-phase output. is it possible to use the three-phase output in 1-phase ie (1-phase input 3-phase output ===> 1-phase input 1-phase output) ?

@@salifdieme5863 Yes, 1-phase to 3-phase link, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd 1-phase input & output link, www.ato.com/single-phase-vfd

@@ATOcom ok thank you very much

I need single phase input and output 220v vfd and 7A

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Yes，1-phase to 3-phase VFD link, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

@@ATOcom Thanks...

Yes, buy it on: www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

Ok sir

www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

Thanks your advice, ATO will improve that the next time.

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Didn't understand what you said....

I mean i just want only 380v not another suiz funtion..can inverter do this?

It depends on the load on the motor.

@@ATOcom if I have 5 HP 3 phase 380 volts take 8 amp each phase and run on 4 kw signal phase to 3 phase Vfd how much current input side of Vfd?

@@sohailkashif336 Assuming that the current of the motor reaches 8A when it runs at 380V constant voltage, its power consumption is P=1.732*U*I*cosφ=1.732*380*8*0.8=4.2kW, and the power consumption is P>5HP, so this is unreasonable , the statement of 8A per phase under 380V voltage may not be true, and the motor voltage may be much less than 380V at this time. In the case of knowing the operating voltage and current of the motor, calculate the apparent power, AP=1.732*U*I. AP/(VFD input voltage) may provide an estimate of the current on the input side of the VFD. (The above is a theory, there may be omissions, for reference only)

PA group not need to set, if P0.00=0

Get the latest price on www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd.

www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

Price link, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

I have a two horsepower milling machine with a 2 speed 3 phase motor on it. Will a vfd work on this motor to convert household 220 power supply to run this three phase motor? Would I have to wire a separate vfd for each speed on the motor?

Yes, this link, www.ato.com/7-5hp-single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

If you want to adjust the speed of the motor and run stably, I suggest you use a 3-phase motor + VFD (this is a common practice); but if you only have a single-phase power supply, use ATO brand single-phase to three-phase A VFD is a good choice; we don't use a single-phase motor because speed regulation is not well suited for single-phase motors.

@@ATOcom thanks for the comment on my....comment? I just bought a 7.5 hp 460v 3phase planer and I'm kinda new to all this...

@@billystray7007 Aha~ If you need VFD, contact us.

@ATO Automation one would think you'd have a link to your website somewhere?

@@billystray7007 1-phase to 3-phase VFD, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd 3-phase VFD, www.ato.com/three-phase-vfd

Contact no do

www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd

price link, www.ato.com/single-phase-to-three-phase-vfd