Variable speed drives (VSDs) are used to control electrical submersible pumping (ESP) systems and surface pumps. They enable adjustments to be made to production parameters and ESP output when downhole conditions change. Increasing and decreasing motor speed can be used to optimize pump performance, speed or slow production, and avoid gas locking and system cycling. VSDs protect pumps and motors by reducing electrical stress on startup and by adjusting to dynamic conditions as they change. The ability to vary the drive speed reduces the need to replace components, cuts downtime, and lowers costs while improving system runlife.
Amperage |
U nominal 50 Hz/60 Hz |
RPM rate |
min Efficiency |
Dimensions |
Weight |
160 A |
380/480 |
0 - 200 Hz |
0,97 |
78.8 x 44.5 x 34.3 in. |
882 lb |
2000 x 1130 x 870 mm |
400 kg |
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250 A |
380/480 |
0 - 200 Hz |
0,97 |
78.8 x 44.5 x 34.3 in. |
1,080 lb |
2000 x 1130 x 870 mm |
490 kg |
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400 A |
380/480 |
0 - 200 Hz |
0,97 |
78.8 x 44.5 x 34.3 in. |
1,202 lb |
2000 x 1130 x 870 mm |
545 kg |
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630 A |
380/480 |
0 - 200 Hz |
0,97 |
81.9 x 62.6 x 43.9 in. |
2,348 lb |
2080 x 1590 x 1116 |
1065 kg |
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800 A |
380/480 |
0 - 200 Hz |
0,97 |
81.9 x 62.6 x 43.9 in. |
2,425 lb |
2080 x 1590 x 1116 |
1100 kg |