Need to increase energy efficiency?

Learn how our drives technology can help you do that.

Nearly 70 percent of all industrial electrical energy use goes to powering electric motors. These motors are the workhorses of business, from pumps moving fluids to fans moving air to compressors, conveyors, and every type of machine that depends on rotational force to get its job done.

And it’s these motors that are the key to help you reduce your energy use and CO2 emissions, or even find more energy efficient solutions for your customers. That’s why we’ve developed a wide portfolio of low and medium voltage AC drives, as well as a portfolio of DC drives. Drives (variable speed drives or variable frequency drives) are designed to run your motors based on the your processes current demands rather than running them at full speed and reducing output using mechanical controls like throttles, dampers or gears. 

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Why adding a drive matters

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It is estimated that 23% of the world’s industrial motors are equipped with a drive

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That figure is expected  to only increase to 26% over the next five years

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While not every motor can use a drive, experts suggest that roughly 50% of industrial motors would benefit from being paired with one

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When added to the existing motor of a pump, fan or compressor, a drive can typically reduce power consumption by 25%

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