Sensor-Less Vector Control

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The 3GMX2 series feature 200 percent starting torque near stand-still (0.5HZ).

Omron (Schaumburg, IL) expands its AC drives offering with the introduction of the 3G3MX2 series that is ideal for Original Equipment Manufacturers and their demanding industrial applications. The 3GMX2 series feature:

Mid-range micro-drives available in 230 and 460 V.
Power ranges from fractional horsepower to 20 HP.
Sensor-less vector control functionality.
Built-in safety inputs.
200 percent starting torque near stand-still (0.5HZ).

For more information visit www.omron247.com

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Omron Electronic Components
55 Commerce Drive, Schaumburg, IL 60173-5302

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