Danfoss VFD

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chris kennedy

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I'm bidding a job to install 2 of the above. This make is new to me. Who has installed these and what did you think of them?

Thanks
 
I installed, not sold, two several years ago. They had all the bells and whistles which I can appreciate a bit more now that I have experienced some low end mfgs. When it came time to.replace one, dealing with the area rep was a real pia and I eventually put in a different brand.
 
chris kennedy said:
I'm bidding a job to install 2 of the above. This make is new to me. Who has installed these and what did you think of them?

Thanks
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They have a good reputation in UK and have had for many years.
We are bidding for a project now that will have eight 225kW units. If it goes ahead.
The UK suppliers for us are actually quite good friends of mine at a personal level - we regularly meet up and go for a beer or a meal. If you've been in the drives business for forty some years, you get to know the players in your area.
 
Bid with a supply and a load, run in seperate conduits. That's about the only thing I recall about it, other than;

Be sure to check who pays for them to check and start up their machine, in respects to your bid, I just wasn't that high up in pecking order to know otherwise but they did have their people on site to QA it before start-up.

Good Luck with the bid!
 
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Be sure to check who pays for them to check and start up their machine, in respects to your bid, I just wasn't that high up in pecking order to know otherwise but they did have their people on site to QA it before start-up.
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Thats a typical exclusion to a bid like this along with control wiring under 120V and the VFD's themselves. In this case the VFD's are not listed in the Division 15 equipment schedule so I need to be prepared if they ask us to supply them.

Thanks all for your input.
 
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