Dá Para Testar Inversor de Frequência Sem Motor? Veja Esse Esquema

👉 Course Information: https://forms.gle/9jFXa932NKQmMEHu9 In this video, I demonstrate how to assemble a simple load using halogen lamps to simulate a three-phase load on a frequency inverter. The idea is to use six 100W lamps at 220V, connected in a star configuration, to create a resistive load and visualize the inverter's operation without needing to use a real motor in the test. This type of setup can help with educational tests, inverter output analysis, command verification, frequency variation, and basic load behavior. Important: this scheme does not replace a motor in all tests. Motors have inductive behavior, magnetization current, slip, and characteristics different from a purely resistive load. Therefore, use this method only as support for controlled and safe testing. Want to learn more about frequency inverters, soft starters, parameterization, fault diagnosis, and drive repair? Leave a comment: Have you ever used light bulbs or a load bank to test an inverter? https://educadrives.com.br/