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Elevator Drive - Magnetek - Facility Management Product Release
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The Quattro DC is a regenerative elevator drive that is designed to save as much as 25 percent over DC-SCR drives and 45 percent over motor generator sets, according to the company. The drive achieves a unity power factor of over 0.95 and clean utility-side drive harmonics (less than 8 percent THDI). One compact cabinet size is available in 125, 150, 200, 250, or 300 amps DC armature output at up to 550Vdc.
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posted: 10/16/2009