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FR-D800 Series Inverters

Reduced downtime

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  • Feature
  • Specification
  • Standards
  • Discontinued

Quickly resolve issues with effective diagnostic tools

Troubleshooting support tool

FR Configurator2

  • Graph function

    Utilize high-speed sampling to graphically display VFD data, improving analysis of problems and identification of root causes.

  • Trace functionNEW

    VFD stores critical operating data like DC Bus voltage from the moments before a drive fault. The data can be uploaded for evaluation in a graphical format or shared with others. This enables a quick evaluation of the fault and rapid resolution.

Simple Upgrade from previous VFD models

FR Configurator2 (Convert function)

The parameter settings of the FR-D700 and FR-F700PJ (to be supported in April 2026) can be converted to FR-D800 parameters using FR Configurator2, simplifying replacement.

Input terminal filter

Input Filter (debouncing) smooths the input signal to ensure reliable operation of the VFD.

Easy wiring

Spring clamp terminals

Spring clamp terminals have been adopted for control circuit terminals for easy wiring.

Operate during and/or recover from external challenges

Emergency drive (Fire mode) NEW

For critical operations during emergencies like a fire, the VFD can operate the motor, even if faults are detected, overriding protective functions.

  • *: This function is disabled in the initial status. To enable this function, set Pr.523 (Emergency drive mode selection).
  • *: Use of this function may damage the motor or VFD.
    Use this function for emergency operation only.
    The operation can be switched to the commercial power supply operation at the occurrence of a fault which may cause damage of the inverter.

Air handling system

Automatic restart after instantaneous power failure function

After an instantaneous power failure, the motor speed is detected upon power restoration, enabling a smooth restart from the coasting motor speed.

Power failure time deceleration-to-stop function

In the event of an instantaneous power failure or undervoltage, the motor can be decelerated or decelerated to a stop, and reaccelerated to the set frequency upon power restoration.
This avoids the danger caused by coasting during a power failure.
This function is effective for grinders with large inertia.