Toshiba: QX7 HVAC

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June 15, 2021

The Toshiba QX7 adjustable speed drive is designed for HVAC applications where harmonic content is critical to the power grid. The QX7’s patented 18-pulse design is the most sensible solution for the high demands of the HVAC industry. The QX7 eliminates the need to add other filters and costly isolation transformers.

  • • Patented 18-Pulse Design
  • • Small Footprint
  • • Powerful, User-Friendly Operator Interface
  • • Variety of Communication Options
  • • Small Footprint with Uniform 24” Depth
  • • Top or Bottom Cable Entry/Exit
  • • Proven Toshiba ASD Technology

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