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06-09-2020 #10
I'd guess most VFDs will simply rely on the electronics to provide a lower voltage output, but regardless unless the motor is inverter rated (higher voltage insulation), then even a VFD running at rated voltage can cause insulation breakdown due to switching harmonics. You'd typically prevent that problem by adding a sine wave/sinusoidal filter after the VFD, however I'm not sure if you can get them designed for 110V.
Would I be right in guessing this lathe originally ran of normal 3 phase, and already has a step-down transformer for the turret?
In which case, I'd look at using a boost VFD (230in 380out), and adding a sinewave filter if you're concerned about insulation issues (although the transformer will be the part likely to fail, as they are very unlikely to be inverter rated).Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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