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VFD Panel Design Considerations

By Tyler Simmons on 5th Oct 2026

Although variable frequency drive panels can be a standard product, they are often custom designed based on specific site and application needs. Just because a panel can work for an application doesn’t mean it’s the be …

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High Quantity VFD Projects

By Tyler Simmons on 18th Aug 2026

Buying a large quantity of VFDs creates different challenges than purchasing one or two drives for individual applications. Whether you’re purchasing 20 drives for a single system or standardizing hundreds of drives across m …

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Aging Infrastructure

By Tyler Simmons on 5th Oct 2023

What Is Aging Infrastructure And How You Can Plan For It? As electrical infrastructure across your facility ages, you may begin to see issues. You may begin to see that older equipment fails more often. Even if it’s not a ca …

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School District Saves Money and Energy with VFD Rebates

By Tyler Simmons on 25th May 2023

Public School District Uses Utility Rebates to Save Money and Energy on VFD Retrofits Keeping more than 70 schools full of students cool in the summer and warm in the winter is a big task. Not only does it take electricity, but i …

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Convention Center Saves Money On Energy Consumption

By Luke Lancaster on 20th Apr 2023

Aging infrastructure upgrades save a large convention center 8% annually One of the largest and most well-known convention centers in the world covers acres of land in a large city, but also has a hidden problem. The center is ove …

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What pulse VFD should you be using?

By Tyler Simmons on 31st Mar 2023

Should you use 6-pulse, 12-pulse, or 18-pulse VFDs? Explaining pulses in VFDs and what technologies you should consider Specifications for variable frequency drives are often too complicated. You may feel lost and not understand e …

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