Frequency Converter used Main Circuit Cable

Frequency Converter used Main Circuit Cable

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Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 100000 m/month

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Application

It is fit for power supply between frequency converter and the motor with rated voltage of 0.6/1kV.

Type, Designation and Specification

Technical parameter

Its shield transmission independence will not more than 1Ω/m within 100MHz.

Product feature

1、It has a small insulation medium loss;

2、It has strong voltage impact resistance, and it can endure high speed and frequent frequency-converting pulse voltage;

3、It has excellent thermal aging performance;

4、It has a round and high compressing structural, so the cable has a high electrical security;

5、It can obtain the improve of power factor of the input motor power, and can lighten its capacity;

6、It reduces the high hypo syntony wave output part included in the converted input current;

7、It restrain the rise of voltage between two end of the capacitor under the emergent power rise, so it gives the overload protection to the converter.

8、It has excellent shield performance.

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