! z1 ?9 \ {& B" |* z# Q& {We all know that if you want to change the rotation of a three phase AC motor. * B5 k& \0 |* k/ v2 ~. ?# D( ~Just swap any of the two phase leads. " ?" L; c# K# f: G" N# Z' K# lBut for VFD application you need to do the swap after the inverter. 2 s0 H' _8 Z- K- P# O* _* GIf you swap the leads before the inverter, it will not work.
' D2 n8 W/ B% e5 |% i8 VAs the principal of the VFD works, bascially from AC to DC, then DC to AC. # Y" q* n0 K. b" C+ _* M- D! t
% K* K' m+ d8 A+ d" HThe phase rotation of the output of the VFD connecting to the motor is based on the sequence "open" or "close" controlled by the inverter pre-set inside; any changes to the phase rotation of the feeder will not affect the DC rotation, as DC is NO phase at all. % V) D. Q$ Q; }7 W% P j( S / [/ c1 {. i0 s6 r- y0 sThe only thing you can change the rotation of the motor is the output side of the VFD, NOT the input of the VFD.