What “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive” means on an RFQ
On an RFQ labelled “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive”, start with the nameplate and the process setpoint — series choice follows those two numbers.
RFQ data that locks voltage and power class
For “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive”, send motor nameplate voltage, phases, kW/HP, FLA, poles and duty. Add ambient, altitude, cabinet IP vs motor-mounted IP65, overload window and fieldbus.
Control functions that change field behaviour
Lock V/f vs open-loop vector vs closed-loop vector for “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive” from the process need. Add PID only when pressure/flow is the setpoint; skip unused macros that slow commissioning.
Site, EMC and protection notes
For “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive”, write ambient, altitude and cable length on the RFQ — those three change frame size and option codes more than brand preference.
How Boray series map to this topic
Shortlist Boray series for “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive” from voltage/power first, then solar vs mains vs hybrid vs soft-start families.
Next step with Boray
Send the nameplate photo, duty description and site photos for “Distributed VFD at the Motor vs Cabinet-Mounted Drive”. Engineering will confirm series and options.
