Combination Starter Interconnection with VFD and Motor Application Guide
This document explains how to retrofit an adjustable frequency drive into an existing motor circuit that uses a combination starter, while still meeting National Electrical Code requirements for disconnect and thermal protection. It provides wiring configurations to minimize stress on drive components, clarifies that the existing starter can serve as a safety device rather than a control device, and warns against using load-side disconnects.
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