New simpler SMV inverter with IP65

05 August, 2007

Lenze has taken out cost and complexity from vector-based motor control in the new SMV frequency inverter. The IP65 enclosure allows use outdoors or in damp environments, with protection against low-pressure jets. This suits machinery such as conveyors, food production and packaging lines, and small-torque HVAC systems. Sensorless vector operation gives fast dynamic torque response and impressive low-speed operation. An easy-to-use fascia keypad with on-board parameter sets ensures that the basic control and setup procedure can be completed in seconds. A programmable plug-in memory chip enables machine manufacturers to quickly copy across an entire operating set.

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