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XIMA G Series Industrial Drives: Model Selection and Price Enquiries

XIMA G Series industrial drives are designed to control the speed of induction motors in industrial applications. The range includes inverters with 220 V single-phase input and 380 V three-phase input, allowing you to select a drive that matches your motor specifications and machine requirements.

Filter the products by power rating, input voltage and output voltage to narrow down your options. Review the specifications and complete model code, then use the Request Quote option to submit your enquiry.

Which XIMA G Series Inverter Is Right for Your Machine?

Drive selection starts with the motor specifications and the operating conditions of the machine. Motor power is a useful starting point, but rated current, voltage, load characteristics and speed control requirements must also be considered. Two machines with the same motor power may have different starting and stopping requirements.

The XIMA G Series includes G100, G200 and G300 models in a range of power ratings and frame sizes. The comparison below helps you identify the relevant model range before reviewing individual product specifications.

XIMA G Series Industrial Drive Comparison

The G Series range is organised into four groups according to power rating and input supply:

• G100 single-phase input: Designed for a 220 V single-phase supply, with power ratings of 0.37, 0.75, 1.1, 1.5, 2.2 and 3 kW.
• G100 three-phase input: Designed for a 380 V three-phase supply, with power ratings of 0.75, 1.5, 2.2, 3, 4 and 5.5 kW.
• G200 three-phase input: Designed for a 380 V three-phase supply, with power ratings of 7.5, 11 and 15 kW.
• G300 three-phase input: Designed for a 380 V three-phase supply, covering power ratings of 18.5, 22, 30, 37, 45 and 55 kW.

Before making your final selection, compare the drive specifications with the motor nameplate data and the machine’s operating requirements. Confirm availability and pricing for the selected model when requesting a quotation.

What Is the Difference Between Single-Phase and Three-Phase G Series Inverters?

The terms single-phase and three-phase refer to the inverter’s input supply. G Series models with 220 V single-phase input provide 220 V three-phase output. Three-phase input models are designed for a 380 V three-phase supply.

When selecting a single-phase input inverter to operate a three-phase motor, check that the motor’s voltage rating and winding connection are compatible with the drive output. Review the voltage and connection information on the motor nameplate before ordering.

What Information Do You Need Before Buying an Industrial Drive?

Prepare the following information to help identify a suitable model:

• Motor specifications: A clear photograph of the nameplate, including rated power, current and voltage.
• Available power supply: Supply voltage and whether the installation has single-phase or three-phase power.
• Machine and load type: The motor’s function and the load conditions during starting.
• Operating cycle: Running hours, starting frequency, speed adjustment requirements and stopping requirements.
• Installation conditions: Available panel space, ventilation and environmental conditions.

If you are replacing an existing drive, also provide its complete model code and technical specifications so compatibility can be assessed.

Control Features of XIMA G Series Industrial Drives

The G Series offers features including PID and ON/OFF control, torque boost, Modbus communication and motor protection functions. The relevance of each feature depends on the application. For example, Modbus communication is useful when the drive needs to exchange data with the machine’s control system.

For detailed information about available functions, operating requirements and parameter settings, visit the XIMA G Series Industrial Drive Overview and XIMA Technical Documentation.

XIMA G Series Inverter Prices and How to Request a Quote

To obtain a price, first identify the model that matches the required power rating and electrical specifications. Providing the complete product code ensures that the quotation covers the correct inverter, particularly where the same power rating is available with either single-phase or three-phase input.

Select Request Quote for the relevant product in the listings above and enter your contact details. If you are unsure which model to choose, prepare the motor specifications and a description of the application for technical review.

When Should You Consider Other XIMA Drive Series?

For pumps and booster systems, solar water pumping, or elevators and hoists, review the corresponding application-specific XIMA drive series:

• P Series: Pump and booster pump drives.
• S Series: Solar pump drives.
• L Series: Elevator and hoist drives.

Selecting the product family according to the system’s operating and control requirements helps you identify the most appropriate models for further evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Motor Power Alone Enough to Select a Drive?

No. Rated current, motor voltage, load characteristics and operating conditions must also be considered. A clear motor nameplate photograph and a description of the machine’s application provide a useful starting point for technical assessment.

Does a Single-Phase G Series Inverter Have a Single-Phase Output?

No. G Series inverters with single-phase input provide 220 V three-phase output. Check that the motor’s voltage rating and winding connection are compatible with this output before selecting a model.

Where Can I Download the G Series Catalogue and User Manual?

Visit XIMA Technical Documentation to access the available files. Make sure the manual matches the model and version of your drive before using it for installation or configuration.

What Information Should I Provide for a Price Enquiry?

If you have already selected a model, provide its complete product code. Otherwise, prepare a motor nameplate photograph, the available supply specifications and a description of the application so the appropriate drive can be identified.