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Configure remote stop/start, speed variation, and potentiometer input.
Connect single-phase AC power to the drive.
Connect three-phase AC power to the drive.
Select V/F curve settings for general purpose, fan/hydraulic, or high torque.
Ensure wiring and connections are performed by a qualified electrician.
Check motor suitability and configuration for VSD connection.
Understand keypad functions and status display indicators.
Essential parameters for initial drive configuration and motor matching.
The VFD-ME300 Series is a Variable Speed Drive (VSD) designed for controlling the speed of electric motors. It supports both single-phase and three-phase input power, converting it to a three-phase output for motor operation. The device is suitable for a range of applications, including general purpose, fan and hydraulic systems, and those requiring high starting torque.
The VFD-ME300 Series functions by converting incoming AC power to a variable frequency and voltage output, which in turn controls the speed and torque of a connected three-phase motor. It can accept a single-phase input (connecting Live to R and Neutral to S) or a three-phase input (connecting L1/R, L2/S, L3/T). The motor connections are made to U/T1, V/T2, and W/T3.
The drive offers various control methods for speed variation and operation:
The VFD-ME300 Series offers different factory settings for V/F curves tailored to specific applications:
Optional components include a DC choke and a brake resistor. A protective circuit at RB-RC is recommended to prevent system damage.












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