Oldgreybeard
1st May 2014, 03:52 PM
312225312226The markings on the equipment are:
Industry Uniserve Pty Ltd Sydney Model MIC2011-2B
It is a single phase to 3 phase inverter with Variable speed control running a 2hp 3 phase motor on my Technatool Nova 3. There is a contol box attached to the headstock with On, Off and Speed control (potentiometer).
I want to add an auxilliary on/off switch to be mounted on the tailstock end of the stand.
I worked for many years as a computer technician, but unfortunately know ziltch about this type of equipment. There is a company CSE-Uniserve Pty Ltd in Sydney, but thier support staff are "not familiar" with this model.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Bob
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Industry Uniserve Pty Ltd Sydney Model MIC2011-2B
It is a single phase to 3 phase inverter with Variable speed control running a 2hp 3 phase motor on my Technatool Nova 3. There is a contol box attached to the headstock with On, Off and Speed control (potentiometer).
I want to add an auxilliary on/off switch to be mounted on the tailstock end of the stand.
I worked for many years as a computer technician, but unfortunately know ziltch about this type of equipment. There is a company CSE-Uniserve Pty Ltd in Sydney, but thier support staff are "not familiar" with this model.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Bob
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