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High-Voltage Motor Soft Starter & Variable Frequency Drive System 6kV 10kV

  • High-Voltage Motor Soft Starter & Variable Frequency Drive System 6kV 10kV
  • High-Voltage Motor Soft Starter & Variable Frequency Drive System 6kV 10kV
  • High-Voltage Motor Soft Starter & Variable Frequency Drive System 6kV 10kV

Key attributes

Brand Rw Energy
Model NO. High-Voltage Motor Soft Starter & Variable Frequency Drive System 6kV 10kV
Rated voltage 6kV
Rated power 300W
Series RW

Product descriptions from the supplier

Description
Product Overview
High-voltage motor starting and variable frequency drive systems are widely used in large-scale industrial applications, providing smooth motor startup, speed regulation, energy-saving control and operational protection.They are ideal for driving major mechanical equipment such as:
  • Fans & blowers
  • Water pumps
  • Air compressors
  • Steel rolling mills
  • Centrifuges and crushers
  • Industrial process machinery

These systems are extensively deployed in industries including:

  • Mining and mineral processing
  • Petrochemical plants
  • Municipal water supply and infrastructure
  • Metallurgy and steelworks
  • Power generation and energy systems

By enabling soft starting and adjustable speed operation, they effectively reduce starting current impact, improve process efficiency, minimize mechanical stress, extend equipment service life, and significantly lower power consumption in motor-driven applications.

System Composition & Cabinet Structure

Section Features
Bypass Cabinet Enables automatic/manual switching to bypass VFD
Supports system bypass operation during fault conditions
Ensures production continuity
Transformer Cabinet Includes isolation transformer, temperature sensors, current and voltage detection devices
Provides stable three-phase power supply
Protection functions: overload, over-current, overheat
Independent cooling duct design to extend lifespan
Power Unit Cabinet Modular power cells with standardized structure
High dust & humidity resistance
Optical fiber communication for high EMC immunity
Scalable multi-cell parallel configuration
Control Cabinet ARM + FPGA + DSP control cores
7-inch HMI multilingual interface
Remote monitoring & expansion support
Passed EMC & vibration certifications

Models & Capacity Range

Model Series Voltage / Power Range Cooling Suitable Loads
Standard MV VFD 6 kV: 200–5000 kW (2/6-pulse)
10 kV: 200–9000 kW (2/6-pulse)
6 kV: 200–2500 kW (4/9-pulse)
10 kV: 200–3250 kW (4/9-pulse)
Forced air cooling Fans, pumps, compressors
Integrated MV VFD 6 kV: 200–560 kW
10 kV: 200–1000 kW
Forced air cooling Fans, water pumps, compact systems
Water-Cooled MV VFD 6 kV: 6000–11500 kW
10 kV: 10500–19000 kW
Water cooling High-power rolling mills, compressors, large blowers
Technical Specifications
Specification HY-BP37/38-F HY-BP37/38-T
Motor Power 200–20000 kW 200–3250 kW
Rated Voltage 6 kV / 10 kV  
Output Overload Capability 105% 1 min / 130% 1 min / 150% 3 s  
Output Waveform Multilevel SPWM  
Input Voltage Range 6 kV ±10%~+10%; 10 kV ±10%~+35%  
Frequency Range 0–10 Hz soft start
Vector / V/F control
 
Efficiency ≥98%  
Power Factor ≥0.95  
Ramp Time 0.1–6000 s adjustable  
Control Algorithm PID, torque boost, V/F switching, multi-loop control  
Auxiliary Power AC 220V 2 kVA  
Operation Modes Local HMI / Cabinet operator / Remote PLC / Upper computer control  
Output Protection Over-voltage / under-voltage / over-current / unit fault / grounding / short circuit  
Installation Indoor  
Ambient −10°C to +40°C, ≤90% RH  
Vibration ≤5m/s²  
Insulation / Protection IP31 air cooling / IP40 water cooling  

Key Advantages

  • Multilevel topology ensures low harmonics & low dv/dt
  • High system reliability and redundancy design
  • Modular power cells for easy maintenance
  • Significant energy savings under variable load
  • Smooth start reduces mechanical impact
  • Extensive protection & self-diagnostic capability
  • Suitable for harsh industrial environments

Application Scenarios

  • Mining ventilation systems
  • City water supply and pumping stations
  • Oil & gas pipeline pressurization
  • Metallurgical rolling mills
  • Power station auxiliary drives
  • Petrochemical rotating machinery
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Company overview
Workplace: 30000m² Total staff: Highest Annual Export(usD): 100000000
Workplace: 30000m²
Total staff:
Highest Annual Export(usD): 100000000
Services
Business Type: Design/Manufacture/Sales
Main Categories: High Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Low Voltage Electrical Apparatus/Instrument meters/New energy/Tester/Robot
Whole life care manager
Whole-life care management services for equipment procurement, use, maintenance, and after-sales, ensuring safe operation of electrical equipment, continuous control, and worry-free electricity consumption.
The equipment supplier has passed platform qualification certification and technical evaluation, ensuring compliance, professionalism, and reliability from the source.

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