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Providing technical solutions to specialized problems.just ask us how. Here are a few of our most Frequently Asked Questions. 1 Can I install a VFD on my current motor or do I have to change the motor? Yes, contrary to popular belief you can install a VFD on an existing motor as long as the motor is in good health and is at least NEMA B rated. To determine the health of the motor, take the amperage of the motor legs. The amperage should not be greater than 3% from the highest to the lowest. 6 I recently ...

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Providing technical solutions to specialized problems.just ask us how. What we have to offer:. Technically Specialized Solutions Inc. has the experience and expertise to work out all your VFD related issues. Our core focus is drives and nothing but drives. We also do controls. We do not do provide any kind work on Building Management Systems (BMS or BCS). We can provide a complete integrated system with your current BMS system. We also can provide design and implementation for stand alone systems.

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Providing technical solutions to specialized problems.just ask us how. We service all brands of drives no matter what the manufacturer or the horsepower. If you have a drive we can fix it.

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Providing technical solutions to specialized problems.just ask us how. What is Electrical Fluting? Electrical fluting occurs when a current is passed through the motor bearing instead of a grounded source. PWM (Pulse Width Modulated) drive switching frequencies result in undesirable motor shaft currents, a side effect that causes bearing damage within the motor through pitting and fluting. The audible noise generated by the damaged bearings is unacceptable and motor failure soon follows. AC drives with f...