The container is a 11L oil container from Grainger. Top sold seperately. It very heavy duty. But wasn’t cheap.
I did a 12 hour 3D job without fans and it was 100°F in the garage and it only heated up about 3°. Never hit 100° water temp.
The container is a 11L oil container from Grainger. Top sold seperately. It very heavy duty. But wasn’t cheap.
I did a 12 hour 3D job without fans and it was 100°F in the garage and it only heated up about 3°. Never hit 100° water temp.
It’s way easier if you just wire the pump power supply to the VFD power in. When the power fo the VFD is on, the pump is on.
That would be way too easy. I like to complicate things unnecessarily if at all possible.
Any chance I could get some details on how this is achieved? I’m not having much luck locating info online. Happy to provide models/specs if necessary.
Thanks!
I’m not sure how Luke did it, but I just plugged my VFD and pump on the same outlet (using a 2-way outlet extender), so whenever I flick the switch to power that common outlet, both the VFD and the pump turn on.
I took the plug off my pump and wired it onto the L and N of the VFD.