LS Electric LSLV0008M100-SEONNA Inverter VFD Low Voltage Drive

Description

LS Electric LSLV0008M100-SEONNA Inverter VFD (M100 — Micro Drive)

A compact single-phase-input / three-phase-output micro VFD from LS Electric’s M100 family, designed for small motors in pumps, fans and OEM equipment. Key selling points: built-in C2 EMC filter, DIN-rail friendly form factor, and convenient Modbus integration for lightweight automation tasks.

The Polar Energy Assessment:

The LSLV0008M100-SEONNA is a no-nonsense micro drive that covers the usual small-motor bases: retrofit single-phase supplies to 3-phase motors, save energy on pumps/fans, and tuck into densely packed control panels. It’s not a heavy-duty workhorse — think smart economizer for small systems, not an industrial hammer. Choose this for space constrained OEMs and light building services; choose something bigger if you need continuous high torque, harsh-environment ruggedness, or outdoor IP66 housings.

Pros

• Built-in C2 class EMC filter reduces the need for external filtering in many installations (saves panel space and BOM headaches)
• Single-phase in, three-phase out simplifies retrofits where only 115 V/120 V supply is available.
• Compact, DIN-rail / side-by-side mounting — excellent for dense OEM or control-panel layouts.
• Built-in Modbus RTU (LS INV485) and easy RJ45 connectivity for quick integration.
• Meets modern safety standards (UL / CE / KC) and designed per UL 61800-5-1 for safer operation.

Limitations

• IP20 standard enclosure — not suitable for dusty, wet or outdoor locations without an external cabinet.
• Targeted at light-to-moderate duty (0.75 kW class here) — not intended for heavy continuous torque or high-inertia loads.
• Some advanced sensorless-vector features are limited compared with LS’s larger family drives — this is a micro drive focused on convenience and size.

Typical use cases

• Ideal for small pumps and fans in residential/commercial HVAC and light industrial building services.
• OEM machines and small conveyors where space is tight and control needs are straightforward.
• Retrofit projects converting single-phase supply to small three-phase motors.