Reduce energy costs up to 50%

Control motors in industrial plants

Do you actually know that motors that run unregulated on the mains waste valuable energy?

An uncontrolled motor runs at 100 % power even if only 50 % are needed. To counteract this energy waste, you do not have to replace your entire machine park. You can simply retrofit your motors that are currently operated on the mains with a frequency inverter. Our motor-mounted INVEOR frequency inverters control the motor power and thus reduce energy consumption. They reduce running costs and improve the CO₂ footprint of your production. This means that you meet all the requirements of the Ecodesign Directive and can also relax in the face of future tightening.

Fits into any system

You do not need any additional infrastructure such as a control cabinet and do not have to lay long cables to the drives. The INVEOR is mounted directly on the motors.

Controls all motor types

Quickly mounted on the motor with the matching adapter plate, the INVEOR controls all motor types, regardless of manufacturer, efficiency class or motor technology.

Fit for the future

Save energy immediately with your existing drives. When modernising your machinery in the future, simply continue to use the INVEOR for the new motors.

Easy installation

With the Selfcom function in INVEOR, the inverter recognises the motor automatically without having to carry out time-consuming parameterisation.

ROI <9 months

Savings per year through frequency inverter 4.300 kWh

Exemplary load scenario

In the following example, in addition to running at full load, an 11 kW motor also runs at partial load for 20 hours per week, requiring 100% of torque but only 50% of speed. During these 20 hours of partial load operation, savings can be generated through the use of an INVEOR frequency inverter, which would be wasted in pure mains operation with 100% power. 

In this concrete example, 1.300 € in loss costs (electricity price 0.23 € per kWh) and 2.1 tonnes of CO₂ can be saved in one year. If the motor runs more than the assumed 20 hours per week at partial load or if the motors are larger, the savings potential increases even more.