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EURA Drives

Yantai drive manufacturing, with E800 supply choices and two-pump control documented in detail.

EURA began in 1992 and develops frequency inverters, servo systems, soft starters and machine controls. Its Yantai headquarters is identified by both the company and a municipal government record. For buyers considering E800, the manual explains supply codes, frame-dependent braking and two distinct ways to control a pair of water pumps with one inverter.

Established
1992[1][2]
Headquarters
17 Fuzhou Road · Yantai ETDZ[2][4]
Drive reference
E800 user manual[3]
International contacts
China · Germany · Canada[4]
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A drive business established in 1992, still headquartered on Fuzhou Road.

The English brand introduction and the Chinese municipal record identify the same Yantai operation.

Company identity and engineering scope

EURA's English introduction names EURA DRIVES ELECTRIC CO., LTD. and dates the business to 1992. The Yantai government identifies the Chinese company as 欧瑞传动电气股份有限公司 and describes research, production and sales of frequency inverters, servo systems, soft starters, PLC and HMI. This puts motor-power electronics and the surrounding machine controls within the manufacturer's published business scope.[1][2]

Headquarters and export contacts

The current official contact directory gives No. 17 Fuzhou Road, Yantai Economic and Technological Development Zone, matching the street address in the government publication. It also lists EURA DRIVES GMBH in Norderstedt, Germany, and EURA INVESTMENTS CANADA LTD. in Markham, Ontario. These are concrete regional contact routes for discussing the supply and service arrangement of an exported machine.[2][4]

02

Electronics, enclosure assembly and finished-machine inspection appear in the factory record.

A September 2021 Yantai recruitment publication provides a dated view of actual manufacturing work.

SMT and mechanical assembly

The municipal entry separately lists SMT operation, enclosure assembly and machine assembly roles. Those jobs make the published production scope more tangible: board-level electronics work sits alongside the mechanical assembly of completed equipment. The record concerns the Yantai company rather than an unnamed contract factory.[2]

Commissioning, inspection and warehousing

The same entry names commissioning/inspection and machine warehousing roles. Together, these describe the assembly and checking work associated with finished drives. For a purchase, the useful continuation is the delivered model's serial identity, fitted options and commissioning documents—not a company-wide capacity figure inferred from an old recruitment advertisement.[2]

03

The complete E800 model code matters more than the kW label alone.

The manual's naming example, electrical ratings and control limits answer different parts of the selection.

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Manual referencePublished meaningSelection consequence
E800-0007 S20007 identifies 0.75 kW; S2 identifies single-phase 220/240 VKeep the supply suffix in the quotation
T3 supply codeThree-phase 400/480 V naming; technical supply range 380–480 VUse the applicable tolerance and rated model current
Control modesVVVF and sensorless vector; asynchronous and PMSM control routesIdentify the motor and selected control mode
Overload120% rated current for 60 secondsRetain both current and duration in the duty comparison
Frequency0.5–590 Hz general range; SVC maximum should be below 500 HzDo not apply the general maximum to every control mode
[3]

Cabinet conditions

The reviewed technical table specifies IP20, a −10 to +40 °C ambient reference and non-condensing relative humidity below 90%. It also uses 1,000 m as the altitude reference before derating. These figures describe the drive installation, so the relevant temperature is the air around the equipment inside its enclosure.[3]

04

Braking hardware changes with supply and power rating.

The option key distinguishes fitted hardware from accessories that have to be ordered.

The B1 distinction

For three-phase 400 V models up to 30 kW, the manual lists a standard built-in braking unit. It describes built-in braking as optional for the listed 220 V 1.5/2.2 kW models and three-phase 37–132 kW models. From 160 kW, the manual states there is no built-in braking unit. A braking requirement therefore needs the actual supply and frame, not simply the E800 family name.[3]

Choke and EMC choices

The L1 option identifies a DC choke for models from 55 kW. The R3 option identifies an optional built-in C3 EMC filter for models up to 45 kW. These are specific equipment choices; the final bill of materials should identify which components are fitted and which are supplied separately.[3]

05

One inverter can serve two pumps through two different switchgear arrangements.

Appendix 5 documents fixed and rotating modes, with pressure feedback and external contactors.

Fixed pump assignment

In the fixed arrangement, M1 is the variable-frequency pump and M2 supplies additional line-frequency duty when pressure remains low. The reference includes pressure feedback, separate power switching and manual/automatic control branches. Low-demand operation can put the inverter into dormancy after the configured delay. This is a complete pump-system arrangement around one inverter, rather than two independent drive axes.[3]

Rotating pump assignment

The rotating arrangement adds switching that changes which pump is assigned to the inverter. The manual describes stopping and transferring that assignment, with the other pump providing line-frequency assistance. A useful pump enquiry therefore identifies both motor nameplates, required pressure, duty/standby policy and responsibility for the external switchgear. The contactor interlocks and commissioning sequence belong in the engineered control cabinet.[3]

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ArrangementInverter assignmentExternal system information
Fixed modeM1 stays on variable-frequency dutyM2 line-frequency assistance and pressure feedback
Rotating modeVariable-frequency duty transfers between pumpsAdditional switching, interlocks and pressure feedback
[3]
06

RS485 communication and the remote keypad have separate connection roles.

Connector appearance alone does not identify an industrial network.

Modbus and keypad connections

The E800 documentation describes RS485 Modbus communication and a separate remote-keypad connection using an eight-core network cable. That keypad cable does not establish an Ethernet control interface. Keypad styles and mounting arrangements are frame-dependent, so a cabinet-door operator panel should be specified with its compatible drive and cable.[3]

A clear EURA equipment handover

For an E800 water-system purchase, VFDMatch recommends retaining the full model code, motor currents, pump assignment, pressure-sensor interface and selected braking/filtering hardware in one equipment schedule. For a servo, soft starter or PLC enquiry, identify that separate product family. The headquarters or listed regional contact can then discuss the destination-specific supply and service scope against an identifiable configuration.[1][3][4]

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E800

EURA’s E800 documentation describes both V/F and sensorless-vector operation. Different published documents show different voltage and frequency limits, so document revision must be tied to the offered unit.

A brief that makes the next reply useful.

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  1. Complete E800 supply and power code
  2. Both pump motor nameplates
  3. Pressure feedback and fixed/rotating duty
  4. Cabinet air temperature and altitude
  5. Braking unit, DC choke and EMC filter scope
  6. Keypad arrangement and RS485 controller
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Buyer questions

Where is EURA headquartered?

The official contact directory gives No. 17 Fuzhou Road in Yantai ETDZ, China. It also lists contacts in Germany and Canada.

Is a braking unit standard on every E800?

No. The manual distinguishes the supply and frame: three-phase 400 V models up to 30 kW have a standard built-in unit; other listed ranges use an option, while models from 160 kW have no built-in braking unit.

Does the two-pump example mean two independent inverter outputs?

No. Appendix 5 uses one inverter with external switching. Fixed mode keeps one pump on variable-frequency duty; rotating mode transfers that assignment between the pumps.

Does the keypad's network cable mean Ethernet control?

No. The remote-keypad connection and the documented RS485 Modbus interface serve different purposes.

Sources & editorial review

Company and product facts are drawn from the sources below. The project briefs and procurement notes are VFDMatch editorial analysis. Statutory disclosures establish company records; order-specific technical acceptance uses the applicable product documents.

  1. Official company page

    EURA company introduction

    1992 origin, industrial product business and regional activities

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  2. Municipal government publication

    Yantai municipal manufacturing recruitment record

    September 2021 company identity, Yantai address and specific manufacturing roles

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  3. Manufacturer manual

    E800 user manual

    Complete 132-page file obtained; supply, options, ratings and Appendix 5 pump systems reviewed; upload path is not a revision date

    Reviewed 2026-10-08
  4. Official contact directory

    EURA headquarters and international contacts

    Yantai headquarters, EURA DRIVES GMBH and EURA INVESTMENTS CANADA LTD. contact locations

    Reviewed 2026-10-08

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