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Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Supplier in Chennai, India

Delta and Fuji variable frequency drives for single-phase and three-phase motors, from compact micro drives to heavy duty, lift and HVAC series. Send your motor rating or the old drive model for price and availability.

  • Delta and Fuji drives
  • Single and three phase
  • VFD control panels available
  • Pan-India shipping
Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Supplier in Chennai, India

Delta and Fuji Variable Frequency Drives from Chennai

EKA CNC AND AUTOMATION supplies variable frequency drives from Chennai, India. We supply Delta and Fuji VFDs at competitive prices for reliable and precise load handling. Speed can be controlled with or without encoder feedback, using closed-loop or sensorless vector control. These drives are used in various applications in diverse industries like- plastics, textiles, ceramics, electronics, oil, mining, pharmaceuticals, agricultural, etc. Every drive is packed securely for dispatch across India.

Variable frequency drives are durable, user-friendly, and require less maintenance. Our team has experience supplying variable frequency drives to many industries. We supply Delta AC drives, Fuji VFDs and other AC inverter drives for most motor ratings.

In addition to supplying variable frequency drives, we also design, build and integrate VFD control panels.

Better Motor Control with a Variable Frequency Drive

At EKA CNC, we supply Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) designed to enhance the efficiency, control, and performance of your motor-driven applications. These VFDs are engineered to provide precise speed control and energy savings, ensuring your operations run smoothly and economically.

What a VFD Does for Your Motor

1. Precision Speed Control: Delta and Fuji VFDs offer exceptional control over motor speed and torque. By adjusting the frequency of the power supplied to your motor, these drives enable smooth and accurate speed regulation, which is crucial for applications requiring variable speeds and precise operation.

2. Energy Efficiency: These VFDs are designed with energy efficiency in mind. By optimising motor performance and reducing unnecessary energy consumption, these drives help lower operational costs and promote environmentally friendly practices.

3. Enhanced Performance: With advanced control algorithms and robust hardware, Delta and Fuji VFDs deliver reliable performance across a wide range of applications. They are capable of handling demanding tasks while maintaining consistent and stable operation.

4. Smooth Operation: Delta and Fuji VFDs ensure smooth acceleration and deceleration, minimising mechanical stress on your equipment and extending its lifespan. This helps in achieving a more controlled and reliable operation, reducing the risk of equipment damage.

5. Flexibility and Versatility: These VFDs are versatile and can be used in various applications, from simple fan and pump control to complex industrial processes. They are compatible with a wide range of motor types and can be easily integrated into existing systems.

6. User-Friendly Interface: Delta and Fuji VFDs come with intuitive user interfaces and advanced diagnostic features, making setup and operation straightforward. The easy-to-navigate controls and display panels ensure that you can quickly adjust settings and monitor performance.

Where Variable Frequency Drives Are Used

Variable frequency drives are suitable for a diverse range of industrial applications, including:

  • CNC Machines: Improve the performance and efficiency of your CNC equipment by optimising motor speed and control.
  • HVAC Systems: Enhance the control and efficiency of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
  • Pumps and Fans: Achieve precise control over pump and fan speeds, optimising performance and energy consumption.
  • Conveyors and Material Handling: Ensure smooth and efficient operation of conveyors and other material handling systems.

Why Buy Your VFD from EKA CNC

EKA CNC supplies Delta and Fuji drives that are tested before dispatch. We help you match the drive rating and series to your motor and application before you order.

Send us your motor nameplate details or the old drive model, and we will quote price and availability for a suitable Delta or Fuji VFD.

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Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Available from EKA CNC

Open a product for its specifications, or add several to one RFQ and send them together.

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AC Drives

Specifications Input Phase Single & Three Phase Both Motor Power (kW) 3.7 - 75 kW Brand DELTA,Siemens,Danfoss,Crompton Greaves IP Rating IP52 Motor RPM 2880…

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AC Inverter Drives

Specifications Motor Power (kW) 3.7 KW – 75 KW Input Phase Single Phase & Three Phase Brand DELTA IP Rating IP52 Condition New Output…

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Conveyor Drives

Specifications Power 0.75-2.2 kW Phase 1/3 Phase Storage Temperature -20 to 40 Degree C Main Circuit Type Current

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Delta B Series VFD

Sensorless Open and Closed Loop Vector AC Drive. The VFD-B series represents Delta's NEMA1 general purpose AC drive. The VFD-B series drive is rated…

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Delta C200-Series VFD

The VFD-C200 Series is an intelligent vector control micro drive that provides versatile control modes for motors and includes built-in PLC functions with capacity…

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Delta C2000 Series VFD

The C2000 Plus Series features precise speed, torque and position control functions that are suitable for both sensor and sensorless synchronous / asynchronous motors.…

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Delta CP2000 Series VFD

Delta's Sensorless Vector Control Drive CP2000 Series has extended the idea of energy saving and uses this principal as the basis of its design.…

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Delta E-Series VFD

Sensorless Vector AC Micro Drive. The VFD-E series represent Delta Electronics low horsepower, constant torque, IP20 rated Drive. Modular in design with flexible extension…

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Delta EL-Series VFD

The VFD-EL series is multiple function new generation micro type AC drive. It has built in EMI filter, RFI switch, easy DC bus sharing…

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Delta Elevator Control

MH300-L Delta‘s MH300-L is a compact drive for elevators that features several elevator specific functions, such as open loop IM motor control and EPS/ARD.…

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Delta Lift Door Drive

The Delta DD series elevator door control drive is an intelligent drive with outstanding features that include a…

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Delta VE Series VFD

VFD-VE Series This series adopts FOC (Field Oriented Control) which is a far more precise vector control algorithm. It can be used in both…

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Delta VL Series VFD

Delta's VFD-VL series AC motor drive designed for elevators are based on years' of experiences in designing AC motor drives, and the latest control…

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Extruder Drives

Specifications Power Source Electric Brand Delta Body Material PVC Output Frequency Up to 1500 Hz Operating Temperature -20 to 50 Degree C

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Fuji AC Drive

Specifications Input Phase Single Phase & Three Phase Motor Power (kW) 3.7 KW to 75 KW Brand FUJI IP Rating IP52 Condition New Output…

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Fuji Lift Drives

Specifications Input Phase Single Phase & Three Phase Motor Power (kW) 3.7 KW – 75 KW Brand Fuji IP Rating IP52 Condition New Output…

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Fuji Variable Frequency Drives

Specifications Motor Power (kW) 3.7 KW – 75 KW Brand Fuji Phase Single Phase, Three Phase Input Phase Single Phase & Three Phase IP…

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Fuji VFD

We feel proud to introduce ourselves as a trusted firm, engrossed in providing Fuji VFD.

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Heavy Duty Drives

Specifications Brand Fuji, Yasakawa, DELTA, Danfoss, Siemens Motor Power 3.7 kW – 75 kW Input Phase Single & Three Phase Output Phase Three Phase…

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Shimpo Gearbox

The provided gearbox is well suited for providing torque to the moving parts of machine.

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Vector Control Drives

Specifications Brand DELTA IP Rating IP65 Power Source Electric Input Phase Single Phase Motor RPM 960-1440

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Buyer guide

How to Select the Right VFD

A drive that is sized correctly runs cool and trips less. Check these points before you order:

  • Motor rating: the drive's rated output current must be at least the motor's full-load current, not just the kW figure.
  • Supply: single-phase 230 V input or three-phase 415 V input. Some series cover only one.
  • Load type: fans and pumps are variable torque and suit normal-duty drives. Conveyors, extruders, hoists and lifts are constant torque and usually need heavy-duty rating.
  • Control mode: V/f is enough for fans and pumps. Sensorless or closed-loop vector control gives better torque at low speed.
  • Braking: high-inertia loads or fast stops may need a braking resistor or braking unit.
  • I/O and communication: analogue inputs, digital inputs and an RS-485 Modbus port for PLC or HMI control.
  • Environment: panel temperature, dust and altitude can force you to derate the drive.

Common VFD Faults and What They Usually Mean

  • Overcurrent trip on start: acceleration time too short, a mechanical jam, or a damaged motor or cable.
  • Overvoltage trip while stopping: deceleration too fast for the load inertia. Lengthen the ramp or add a braking resistor.
  • Overheat trip: a failed cooling fan, blocked heatsink or a hot panel without ventilation.
  • Earth fault: motor winding insulation or cable insulation breaking down.
  • No display or drive dead: often a failed power supply section or DC bus capacitors on an older drive.

Note the fault code shown on the keypad before you call. It helps us confirm whether you need a repair, a spare part or a replacement drive.

Faster quotations

What to Include in Your Enquiry

Send what you have. If a detail is unknown, say so and we will help identify it from a photo or the machine documentation.

  • Old drive brand, model and series from the label
  • Motor kW, full-load current and voltage
  • Supply: single-phase or three-phase
  • Application and load type (pump, fan, conveyor, lift, machine spindle)
  • Control needs: analogue, digital or Modbus control
  • Quantity and delivery location

Buyer questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which VFD brands do you supply?

We supply Delta and Fuji variable frequency drives. Delta series on this page include VE, M, MPD, L, EL, C2000, C200, CP2000, VL, B and E series. Fuji series include FVR Micro, Frenic Aqua, Frenic HVAC and Frenic Lift. Send the model you need, or your motor details, and we will confirm what is available.

How do I size a VFD for my motor?

Match the drive's rated output current to the motor's full-load current on the nameplate, then check the supply voltage and phases. For constant torque loads such as conveyors, extruders and lifts, choose a heavy-duty rating or one size up. For fans and pumps, a normal-duty rating is usually enough. If unsure, send us the nameplate photo.

Can a single-phase supply run a three-phase motor through a VFD?

Yes, for small motors. Drives with single-phase 230 V input and three-phase 230 V output can run a three-phase motor wired in delta for 230 V. The motor must be suitable for that voltage. Larger motors normally need a three-phase 415 V supply. Tell us your supply and motor connection so we can suggest the right model.

Can you replace an old or discontinued drive?

Usually yes. Send the old drive's model, rating and how it is controlled (keypad, potentiometer, PLC signals or Modbus). We will suggest a current Delta or Fuji model with the same rating and similar I/O. You may need to transfer parameters and adjust the wiring to the new terminal layout. You can also use our part-number sourcing for obsolete models.

Do I need a braking resistor?

You need one when the load has high inertia or must stop quickly, for example large fans, centrifuges, hoists or machine spindles. Without it the drive may trip on DC bus overvoltage during deceleration. Many smaller drives have a built-in braking transistor and only need an external resistor. Larger drives may need a separate braking unit.

Do you build VFD control panels as well?

Yes. We design and build VFD control panels with the drive, protection switchgear, contactors, selector switches and indicators as required. Panels can be made for single or multiple motors and can be linked to a PLC. See our VFD control panels page and send your motor list and control requirements.

How should a VFD be installed in a panel?

Mount the drive vertically with the clearance stated in its manual so air can flow over the heatsink. Keep the panel ventilated or cooled, use a shielded motor cable earthed at both ends, and keep control cables away from power cables. Fit the recommended fuses or MCCB on the input side. Check fan operation and clean dust from the heatsink regularly.

How do I get a price and delivery time?

Send the drive model or your motor kW, voltage and application through our request a quote form, by email or by phone. We will reply with price, availability and dispatch details. Drives are shipped across India.

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Have a part number or a machine down?

Send the model, nameplate photo or a short description. We check availability, compatible alternatives and lead time, then reply with a quotation.