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The P-Series line of variable frequency drives by Cerus now comes with a redundant drive panel.

10/11/2012


The P-Series line of variable frequency drives by Cerus now comes with a redundant drive panel. Courtesy: Cerus IndustrialCerus’ P-Series line of variable frequency drives (VFDs) now comes with a redundant VFD unit, the Cerus redundant drive panel (RDP). It is designed to provide an economical HVAC motor control solution that maintains full control of an application if the primary drive fails. In the event of a failure, the backup VFD continues to run, using the same control signal as the primary drive. Every precaution has been taken to isolate each drive, thus isolating any problems that could occur and protecting the functionality of the working VFD. For broad applicability, the drives have been designed to support frequencies from 10 to 120 Hz, making the RDP a great solution for systems running over 60 Hz. Cerus P-Series VFDs are available in a range of versions from 1 to 125 hp. 

Cerus Industrial Inc. 

www.cerusind.com



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