Manufacturers
Yaskawa GA70C4038BBA Inverter 400V ND: 38A/18.5kW HD: 31A/15kW IP20 C3 filter
MPN: CIPR-GA70C4038BBAA-BAAAAA
Alt. SKU: 100-182-878
Special Price
£1,006.78
£1,006.78
Regular Price
£1,418.00
Why Choose the Yaskawa GA70C4031BBA Variable Frequency Drive?
The Yaskawa GA70C4031BBA is a high-capacity variable frequency drive (VFD) designed for the precision control of large three-phase motors in process automation, HVAC, and industrial machinery. Its advanced control algorithms maximize energy savings and ensure long-term reliability for mission-critical systems.
The compact, robust design allows for easy panel integration, while extensive protection features keep equipment safe and secure, making it an excellent choice for demanding applications.
Key Takeaways
- Model: GA70C4031BBA
- Brand: Yaskawa
- Type: Variable frequency drive (VFD)
- Power: 15 kW (20 HP) class
- Input Voltage: 3-phase 400V
- Application: Industrial automation, HVAC, large motors
- Features: Vector control, energy efficiency, comprehensive protection
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the power rating?
- Is it easy to set up?
- What protection is built-in?
- Is it reliable for 24/7 operation?
- Where is it typically installed?
Speed & Safety Benefits
- High-Power Control: Suited for large pumps, fans, and process equipment
- Energy Saving: Optimizes motor efficiency and reduces power costs
- Comprehensive Protection: Overload, short-circuit, and temperature safeguards
- Long-Term Reliability: Engineered for continuous operation
Key Features of Yaskawa GA70C4031BBA VFD
- 15 kW (20 HP) 3-phase 400V class
- Advanced vector control for precise speed/torque
- Easy-to-use setup and diagnostics
- Rugged, compact enclosure for panel installation
- Full suite of protection features
Rated for 15 kW (20 HP) motors.
Yes, supports user-friendly parameter setup and diagnostics.
Includes overload, short-circuit, and temperature protection.
Yes, designed for round-the-clock industrial service.
In automation panels, HVAC systems, and large machinery.
