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Best known for: Motors and easy to use, low cost drives
Our favorite product: TECO L510 variable frequency drives
Fun fact: The new TECO drives series spell out LEAF (L510, E510, A510, F510)
Newest product release: E510 series
Warranty: TECO-Westinghouse motors have a 3 year warranty, their drives have a 2 year warranty
Drives
- .25 to 3 hp
- IP20
- V/Hz plus auto-torque compensation function
- Modbus RTU
- Communication options
- Sensorless vector control
- .5 to 25 hp
- IP66/NEMA 4X
- V/Hz
- Sensorless Vector
- Many advanced features
- Modbus-RTU
- PLC function
- Communication options
- .5 to 75 hp
- NEMA 1
- V/Hz
- Sensorless Vector
- Optional LCD option
- RS485 option connection kit
- 1 to 250 hp
- 230V, 3 phase - NEMA 1 from 1-40 hp, IP20 from 50 to 100hp
- 460V, 3 phase - NEMA 1 from 1-60 hp, IP20 from 75 to 200hp
- Many advanced features
- Modbus-RTU
- PLC function
- Communication options
- LCD standard, LED option
- 5 to 250 hp
- IP20, NEMA 1 kit option
- Many advanced features
- Modbus-RTU
- PLC function
- Communication options
- LCD
- Variable torque drive for fans and pumps
- 1 to 1000 hp
- IP20
- Modbus-RTU
- Communication options
- Combined LED/LCD standard
- .25 to 3 hp
- IP20 and NEMA 4 options
- V/Hz
- No communication options
Motors
- Totally enclosed, fan cooled (TEFC) motors
- Rugged cast iron frame and end brackets
- 1 to 200 hp
- Speed: 1200, 1800, 3600 rpm
- 230/460V (usable on 208V)
- Totally enclosed, fan cooled (TEFC) motors
- Rolled steel
- NEMA premium efficiency
- 1 to 10 hp
- Speed: 1200, 1800, 3600 rpm
- 230/460V (usable on 208V)
Discontinued
Series that have been discontinued by TECO:
- EV/JNEV micro-drive (use L510 series)
- MA7200 Plus general purpose drive (NEMA 1 use F510 series, NEMA 4 use E510)
- PA7300 fan and pump drive (use EQ7 series)
- 7200GS heavy duty drive
- EQ5 (use EQ7 series)
- Check out our TECO Retired Drives Cheat Sheet
Teco Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric and TECO Electric and Machinery Co., Ltd. jointly established Westinghouse Motor Company (WMC) in 1988. In 1995, TECO acquired all Westinghouse Electric Corp. shares and made the decision to manufacturer more of their standard products in Round Rock, Texas.
The name was officially changed to TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company (TWMC) in 1997 and in 1999 TWMC opened a controls division in Texas to assemble variable frequency drives and distribute soft-start control products under this name
The name was officially changed to TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company (TWMC) in 1997 and in 1999 TWMC opened a controls division in Texas to assemble variable frequency drives and distribute soft-start control products under this name
Most Popular Series
Last price increase: 2013
