Asynchronous motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Three-phase motors require three-phase AC electrical supply. Induction motors generate motion through rotating magnetic fields
VFD drives asynchronous motors for speed regulation. Capacity selection depends on motor rated current or actual maximum current. VFD capacity must be margined due to pulse current transmission
AC motor converts alternating current into mechanical power using stator and rotor. Stator generates rotating magnetic field through copper-wound windings. Rotor receives power directly from stator, either squirrel cage or wound type. Motors can be started using contactors or manual starters
Soft starter for asynchronous motors from 0.37 to 75 kW. Operates as torque limiter or soft start/stop unit. Enhances motor starting performance with gradual and controlled operation. Prevents mechanical shocks and maintenance work