Shenzhen Hpmont Technology Co., Ltd.
HPMONT was founded in March 2011 in Shenzhen. Its products connect two areas of engineering: industrial motor control and elevator or escalator systems. HD30 documentation gives detailed industrial ratings and application interfaces, while HD5L, HD30-ES/ES1 and the MONT controllers address the separate requirements of carrying systems.
- Founded
- March 2011[2]
- Manufacturing milestone
- New manufacturing centre opened in March 2023[2]
- Industrial reference
- HD30 · separate G and P ratings[5]
From the first HD products to a new manufacturing centre.
HPMONT’s published milestones show the development of the Shenzhen operation and its technical partnerships.
- 2011
Established in March
The corporate history records the company’s founding and the introduction of HD-series products in December.[2]
- 2012
Barcode tracking and joint training
HPMONT records a BTS barcode-tracking system in March and a Xi’an Jiaotong University postgraduate joint-training base in July.[2]
- 2017
Wuhan University of Technology cooperation
The history records a joint training initiative with the university’s information-engineering institute.[2]
- 2023
Manufacturing and modernisation services
The company records a new manufacturing centre entering use in March and an international elevator-modernisation service centre opening in Malaysia in June.[2]
The company and its premises
The official introduction names Shenzhen Hpmont Technology Co., Ltd. and publishes Building 28, Wangjingkeng Industrial Zone, Xili Dakan, Nanshan district as its contact address. The Shenzhen 2024 fifth-batch safety-standardisation review list names 深圳市海浦蒙特科技有限公司 at entry 8 in Xili, Nanshan. This public record identifies the Chinese enterprise behind the brand and concerns company-level workplace safety standardisation.[1][3]
HD30-EIO and HD30-PIO have different signal roles.
The option names are similar, but the manual describes different applications.
EIO: extend the general signals
Chapter 8 describes HD30-EIO as an extension for analogue input, digital input and digital output. The manual ties additional DI7–DI9 inputs and additional relay functions to use of this card. Its options also include named PROFIBUS, DeviceNet and CAN bus modules. A control-system proposal should identify the signals and actual fitted module, rather than assuming the standard terminals cover every connection.[5]
PIO: an injection-moulding interface
Printed page 128 describes HD30-PIO as a card developed specifically for injection-moulding machines. It provides two isolated sampling channels, each selectable for 0–24 V voltage or 0–1 A current input, referenced to AI3 and AI4. This is a concrete example of the industrial application scope: the machine’s existing analogue command and its signal range determine whether this interface is appropriate.[5]
The mining account covers several different motor duties.
HPMONT’s August 2023 report follows crushers, lifting equipment, grinding mills and fans through their different operating demands.
Starting torque: crushers and mine lifting
The article reports a 630 kW HD30 in coal crushers at a Shandong coking plant and a 315 kW drive at a Yunnan copper-mine lifting site. It discusses open-loop torque-vector control and low-frequency starting torque. These are separate installations with different mechanisms. For a new crusher or hoist, identify the actual starting load, load cycle, brake requirements and drive configuration rather than transferring a case rating to a new motor.[6]
Continuous duty: grinding and pumping
The same account identifies 315 kW ball-mill applications in Suichuan and Shanxi, vertical mixing mills at 400/355 kW and six 220 kW inverters for a mining-pump application in Eshan. The mill discussion emphasises sustained large-load operation. These examples give the industrial range more context than a generic sector list: the operating cycle and cooling conditions are part of the selection.[6]
A rotating fan has a different restart condition
For ventilators, the article discusses large inertia and speed-tracking restart before the motor has coasted to zero; it identifies a 355 kW Yunnan application. Treat restart behaviour and the process’s permitted stopping time as separate requirements from the crusher’s starting torque or a mill’s continuous load. The report is HPMONT’s application account, not a VFDMatch performance test.[6]
The industrial drive needs a protected installation environment.
The HD30 manual specifies the cooling-air and environmental basis for its ratings.
IP20 and temperature derating
V2.4 gives IP20 and indoor use protected from direct sunlight, corrosive or flammable gases, oil mist, dripping water and salt. Its environment table specifies −10 to +40 °C operation and a maximum of 50 °C, with rated output current reduced by 2% for each degree above 40 °C. The altitude rule reduces current by 1% for each 100 m above 1000 m. Use the air reaching the drive, including the conditions inside its cabinet, when defining the installation.[5]
Agree the delivered installation scope
The manual shows peripheral power accessories such as input/output reactors, filters and braking components. The offer should state which accessories, communication card, keypad and enclosure arrangement are supplied. For a mining application, include dust control, ventilation, load cycle and restart behaviour in the brief. For an injection-moulding interface, include the controller’s actual analogue ranges.[5][6]
Elevator and escalator controllers keep their own product identities.
HPMONT’s carrying-system pages describe functions tailored to passenger movement and existing controllers.
HD5L: elevator-drive integration
The HD5L page describes use in new elevator drives and replacement of an old controller. Features include programmable I/O, starting-torque compensation with encoder cards, S-curve acceleration/deceleration, even frequency-division output and a built-in braking unit. Those functions belong to HD5L and its selected feedback arrangement. They should be matched to the elevator’s existing controller, motor and complete system design.[7]
HD30-ES/ES1: escalator-specific behaviour
The separately listed escalator controller accepts entrance-sensor signals for energy-saving operation and offers programmable I/O. The page also describes automatic carrier-frequency reduction based on module temperature. Beyond these drives, the catalogue lists MONT70, MONT71 and MONT72 integrated controllers, MONT20 door control and a MONT90 four-quadrant integrated controller. A complete modernisation project can therefore involve multiple control components with distinct responsibilities.[8][9]
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- Industrial machine, elevator or escalator
- Motor current, operating cycle and full controller model
- HD30 G/P duty and applicable software/manual
- Analogue signals, network modules and feedback
- Braking, enclosure ventilation and installation altitude
- Existing controller and complete modernisation scope
Buyer questions
When was HPMONT founded?
Its official milestone page records establishment in March 2011.
Does HD30-PIO simply add more general I/O?
It is specifically described as an injection-moulding interface, with two isolated channels selectable for 0–24 V or 0–1 A sampling.
Can the two kilowatt values in a G/P model be used interchangeably?
No. The manual assigns different motor-current and overload ratings to general duty and fan/pump duty.
Are HD30 and HD30-ES/ES1 the same controller?
The catalogue lists HD30 as a general industrial inverter and HD30-ES/ES1 as an escalator controller with its own functions.
Sources & editorial review
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- Official company overview
HPMONT company introduction
Industrial/elevator control, university cooperation and contact premises
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Official corporate history
HPMONT development milestones
2011 establishment, barcode tracking, joint training and 2023 manufacturing centre
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Government publication
Shenzhen 2024 safety-standardisation review list
2024 fifth batch, page 1 entry 8: 深圳市海浦蒙特科技有限公司, Xili, Nanshan
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Manufacturer product page
HD30 vector-control inverter
Industrial functions and current headline voltage/power routes
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Manufacturer manual, applicable to software after version 3.09
HD30 User Manual V2.4, July 2021
Printed pages 5–10, 12 and 125–128: G/P ratings, environment, EIO and PIO options
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Manufacturer application account, 25 August 2023
HPMONT mining-equipment applications
Reported crusher, hoist, mill, pump and ventilator installations
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Official product page
HD5L elevator-drive controller
Programmable I/O, encoder-related torque compensation and acceleration/braking features
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Official product page
HD30-ES/ES1 escalator controller
Entrance-sensor input, programmable I/O and module-temperature control
Reviewed 2026-10-08 - Official product navigation
HPMONT elevator-system catalogue
Door, drive, integrated controller, emergency and regeneration product groups
Reviewed 2026-10-08
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