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Our Return Policy
  • Return for refund (original purchase price only, shipping and handling is NOT refundable): 30 days from the Invoice date
  • Return for replacement: Within 30 days from the Invoice date

 

Unless another return policy is indicated on the item, products sold by Dealers Industrial Equipment, LLC. are covered by the following Standard Return Policy. All products covered under this Standard Return Policy are backed by a 30-day Money Back Guarantee. You may return the item(s) to us within 30 days of your purchase for a full refund as long as the item is in the same condition received.  Whether the product is defective, you simply changed your mind, or are just not satisfied with the product that you received, you are welcome to send it back to us for an exchange OR A FULL REFUND. Please note that the original and return shipping and handling charges, such as credit card fees, will NOT be refunded or reimbursed under any circumstances.


 
 

Variable frequency drives now play an important part in major industry. Within the last 10 years they have been perfected to control and vary the speed of 3 phase electric motors. You may have heard them referred to as adjustable frequency drives, VFDs, and/or inverters.

   What is a variable frequency drive?
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Custom built soft start starters and variable frequency drives are our specialties. We can design every unit to meet your specific needs, such as Nema 4 or Nema 12 enclosures, bypass contactors and disconnect switches. Lowering your inrush current is something that has become necessary in today’s world of power conservation. Also, being able to vary the speed on an electric motor allows a smoother transition while adjusting to full load RPM. Please contact us and we will be happy to work with you.