Genorth VFD - anyone used one?

[Washout]

Why bother when the others are tried and tested. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/De-Stock-2...gAAOSwSj1ZiCv1
you are only saving 50p

Hi Clive

Just idle curiosity mainly. I wondered if another company might have improved on the HY in some way for the same price roughly - the Genorth does have a pot on the front for frequency dialing, which I guess is an upgrade if you don't use control via MACH3.

If my current one goes pop (I'm on my 2nd unit) I might take a punt anyway just to see.

Chris

[magicniner]

Why not Siemens or ABB?

[Washout]

Why not Siemens or ABB?

Certainly an option - I thought the Siemens VFDs were actually more expensive than the £198 I've seen a 2.2kw model for.

[magicniner]

Certainly an option - I thought the Siemens VFDs were actually more expensive than the £198 I've seen a 2.2kw model for.

Oh they are, but how many cheap jobs will you bought in 10+ years for your application and how cheap does that make them?

[Clive S]

Hi Clive

Just idle curiosity mainly. I wondered if another company might have improved on the HY in some way for the same price roughly - the Genorth does have a pot on the front for frequency dialing, which I guess is an upgrade if you don't use control via MACH3.

If my current one goes pop (I'm on my 2nd unit) I might take a punt anyway just to see.

Chris

Chris.Some of them do have a pot on the front, but a pot is only about £2 and 5 mins to fit the hole is already there and the pot fits straight onto the pcb board on the front, I have done a post on fitting it on the forum http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7388-...hlight=fitting

[Washout]

Chris.Some of them do have a pot on the front, but a pot is only about £2 and 5 mins to fit the hole is already there and the pot fits straight onto the pcb board on the front, I have done a post on fitting it on the forum http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/7388-...hlight=fitting

Thanks Clive - I never knew it could be retro fitted.