H2 Adjustable Speed Drives

This next generation of adjustable speed drives from Baldor has the capacity to continue operations during brief power outages and low line voltage or phase loss conditions, the company says. The H2 drive reduces power or uses motor inertia to continue operations during brief electrical transients. An enhanced keypad provides five lines of English text. The drive uses Space Vector Technology to generate more torque than Sine-Triangle modulation technology, Baldor says. http://rbi.ims.ca/4917-589 View larger product image More from our Golden Mousetrap Awards Best Product Winners Engineer of the Year Readers Choice Awards Building a Better Mousetrap

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