Members aleksandar.neshev Posted November 19 Members Report Posted November 19 I've got a pretty good deal on 2 juki Ls 1342-7 machines Fully automatic features, unfortunately 3 phase configuration Do I need 2 Rotary converters to run both of the machine or 1 ? Quote
CdK Posted November 20 Report Posted November 20 You can use a VFD (variable frequency drive) to convert single phase to 3 phase. Quote Leather work machines I own: Thor 1341, Thor 441, LSZ-1 clone, 801 bell skiver, Tinker's Delight Shoe Patcher. (Tippmann Boss was re-homed.)
Members Tigweldor Posted 16 hours ago Members Report Posted 16 hours ago (edited) Hi, Jup - a VFD is the way to go in your case. Just remember though - in Europe most all 3-phase motors run on 380 Volts. But you can change their configuration so they run on 220 Volt 3-phase. If you want to run a VFD from 220 Volt sigle phase - you will have to also adapt to 220 Volt 3-phase which means that you have to re-arange the brass bars in your wiring different. Wiring for 380 Volts will have the bars connecting U and V and W connected to each other in line. To run 220 Volts you have to connect R to U and S to V and T to W. Only takes a 1/4 inch drive ratchet with a 7mm socket/nut. Best ya get someone to show ya how it´s done properly. VFDs from Chinesistan ya can buy via EBAY for around 80€ - best buy one that exceeds the current draw of the motor. Greetings from Germany Tigweldor Edited 16 hours ago by Tigweldor Quote
Contributing Member friquant Posted 2 hours ago Contributing Member Report Posted 2 hours ago On 11/19/2025 at 4:28 PM, aleksandar.neshev said: Do I need 2 Rotary converters to run both of the machine or 1 ? I'm assuming you only need one. And as others have said, VFD is a convenient electronic solution to get 3-phase. Quote friquant. Like a frequent, piquant flyer. Check out my blog: Choosing a Motor for your Industrial Sewing Machine
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