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York S1-6109904 2HP Programmable Variable Frequency Drive 240V/3PH

Special Price $804.25 Regular Price $1,621.95
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SKU
S1-6109904
The York S1-6109904 2HP Programmable VFD is an electrical unit intended for varying the speed and torque of three-phase AC motors. It does this by rectifying the fixed frequency AC power from the utility grid to variable frequency AC power. The output frequency of the VFD is also made variable hence the motor can be made to run at the most optimum speed of performance and energy efficient. In HVAC applications, this VFD is suitable for controlling fans, pumps, and compressors that are likely to be used. For instance, in chillers and air handling units, the VFD will act as a fan speed controller, thereby contributing to remarkable energy saving.
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Specifications

  • Type: Programmable Variable Frequency Drive
  • Horsepower: 2HP
  • Voltage: 240V
  • Phase: 3-PH
  • Current Rating: 4.3A
  • Frequency: 60Hz
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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the York S1-6109904 Variable Frequency Drive?

Regularly clean dust and debris from the drive and cooling fans. Check electrical connections for tightness and inspect wiring for damage. Verify programming settings and monitor for unusual vibrations or alarms to ensure smooth, safe operation.

What are common issues with the York S1-6109904 Variable Frequency Drive?

  • Overheating due to blocked ventilation.
  • Fault codes from power surges.
  • Communication errors or signal loss.
  • Motor speed inconsistencies.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Ensure power is disconnected and verify voltage compatibility.

Step 2: Mount the drive on a clean, dry, and vibration-free surface with adequate ventilation.

Step 3: Connect input power and output motor wires according to the wiring diagram.

Step 4: Secure all connections and install protective covers.

Step 5: Power on and perform a test run, monitoring for abnormal noise or heat.