; @+ _4 T$ w: K* p: e x3 r5 xWe all know that if you want to change the rotation of a three phase AC motor. f) T& e4 c% W) q! N! A
Just swap any of the two phase leads.' @/ |5 k2 p5 p& n3 h: ` V
But for VFD application you need to do the swap after the inverter. C6 ` Y& q1 Q8 k) Y+ t5 r. _
If you swap the leads before the inverter, it will not work.
Yes, Good point. % f2 H. {+ m% Z4 O1 @+ U% ^8 A5 t/ c5 Y( y+ {4 U
As the principal of the VFD works, bascially from AC to DC, then DC to AC. % Q9 S/ v7 o5 [1 H9 C! |% x7 \+ d7 d* @2 k+ T5 J: r
The phase rotation of the output of the VFD connecting to the motor is based on the sequence "open" or "close" controlled by the inverter pre-set inside; any changes to the phase rotation of the feeder will not affect the DC rotation, as DC is NO phase at all. ; j' F; I" C9 u7 n9 b8 L + ^5 V% W& |. PThe only thing you can change the rotation of the motor is the output side of the VFD, NOT the input of the VFD.