Submersible motor burning often

[saravanakumargcses]

@mogli

Better to use a high voltage Stabilizers which can be found here. at moglix. and use Automatic Motor Starters.

These two will solve your problem and help to prevent to burn your Submersible motor, as the light fluctuation will not affect your Submersible motor.
I was had the same situation, but in my case the power comes only 10PM to 5AM, so it was difficult to manage it, but my technician implemented these 2 and everything is smooth now.

Having a VFD starting the motor will help here for reasons;

A)VFD is economical than stabilizer + starter combination
B)Most VFD’s have input in the range of 380V to 480V and give a constant output that can be set between 380 to 480V
C)By derating the VFD’s one can use 2 phase to run a 3phase motor without using a condenser
D)VFD’s have inbuilt timer that can be configured for automation
E)VFD is soft start and arrests inrush of high starting current thereby enhancing the motor life and need for regular coil winding

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Saravana Kumar

[Chethan_Karur]

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