Variable speed pump
Variable speed pump
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Anyone know where to find a 10 hp 230 V variable speed swimming pool pump?
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RE: Variable speed pump
http://www.pumpwarehouse.com/
or
www.finders.com
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RE: Variable speed pump
RE: Variable speed pump
'bout 46-50 amps, maybe 150-200 starting then 7000 Watts, right? Conductors and switchgear will cost more than the pump.
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RE: Variable speed pump
RE: Variable speed pump
Big Inch: it's variable frequency, so I start at lower power, right?
RE: Variable speed pump
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RE: Variable speed pump
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RE: Variable speed pump
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RE: Variable speed pump
mrelet : as i experienced...i didnt find in the market the vfd 10hp single phase..you better to find 230v, 3 phase, and your motor will be also 3 phase...and the amps rated is 28A.....
hp x 746
______________________ = 27.6A
1.73 x 230v x .8 x .85
RE: Variable speed pump
I know for a fact that Goulds G&L has a VFD pump controller called the CPC:
Part# CPC20591
10 HP/ 1 Phase Input (208-230V)
Output FLA (1 Phase Input) = 29.5 A
The output will be 3 phase so you will need a 3 ph pump motor. I think it will run you about $4000.
RE: Variable speed pump
RE: Variable speed pump