FAQs

The MS300 offers more control features such as built-in PLC (5k steps), sensorless vector control, and STO safety. The ME300 is ultra-compact, lacks STO and PLC features, but includes a built-in EMC filter and is ideal for tight-panel OEM installations.

 To set the frequency:

• Press the MODE button

   

• Navigate to P00.00 (Frequency Command Source)

   

• Set to 01 for keypad input

   

• Return to the main screen and use the UP/DOWN arrows to change frequency.

Yes. Most Delta drives like MS300 and MH300 support both IM (Induction Motors) and PM (Permanent Magnet Motors) using sensorless vector or encoder feedback control.

Delta MH300 supports 200% of rated current for 3 seconds and 150% for 60 seconds, making it suitable for high-torque and cyclic load applications.

Yes. Delta VFDs come with built-in RS-485 communication and support Modbus RTU protocol by default. Models like MS300 and MH300 also support CANopen, with optional cards for Ethernet/IP and Profibus.

Yes. Most Delta drives are CE, UL, cUL, and RoHS compliant, making them suitable for global industrial standards and exports.

• Use the + and B terminals on the VFD
  
  
• Ensure the brake resistor value and wattage match the VFD specs
  
  
• No external brake unit is needed for MS300/ME300 (as they have built-in chopper)

The MS300 is IP20 rated. It should be mounted inside a panel enclosure for dust and water protection.

Yes, as long as the VFD output rating matches the motor kW, voltage, and current. Models like MS300 and C2000 are commonly used for pumps with overload protection and PID features.

• Press STOP/RESET on the keypad
  
  
• Or power cycle the VFD after removing the fault cause
  
  
• For permanent reset via input, assign a digital input to parameter reset (e.g., P05.xx)