ByBenno933
If I read this correctly from the rating plate (Figure 3) it has something to do with U= 400 V, P=5500W and cos (phi) = 0.84
I would be happy if someone could help me 😀
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Performance is in W, VA or var, but not in Ampere. That’s the current and it’s on the engine type shield.
Is it a special task?
You calculate the appearance with U*I
It is given I believe in var, i.e. S = 10 var
And if you do the economic performance I’m S*cos phi but I’m not sure