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Technical Documentation Center

Find the Technical Information You Need for Your Controller Project

Find the datasheets, motor-matching guidance, wiring references and application information needed to evaluate VIREOMOTOR three-phase BLDC controllers for ventilation, cooling fans and water pumps.

Ventilation Equipment Controllers 0.18–5.5 kW
Cooling Fan Controllers 15–220 W
Water Pump Controllers 20–1,000 W

Product Specifications

Start With the Controller Datasheet

Start with model-specific specifications to check the controller’s basic suitability before an engineering review.

Typical Datasheet Information

Product Model Controller Category Application Voltage Requirements Power Range Motor Compatibility Physical Configuration Electrical Connections Control Requirements Operating Information
Technical note: Always confirm the specific controller model before applying information from one datasheet to another product.

Compatibility Information

Use Technical Data to Match the Controller to the Motor

Evaluate the controller, motor and actual operating load together—not by power rating alone.

01 / VOLTAGE

Rated Voltage

Confirm the motor and controller electrical requirements are compatible.

02 / POWER

Rated Power

Power helps identify the appropriate controller family.

03 / CURRENT

Rated Current

Current requirements influence controller loading and electrical configuration.

04 / SPEED

Rated Speed

RPM information helps define the intended operating range.

05 / TORQUE

Torque Requirements

Load behavior and startup requirements may affect controller selection.

06 / DATASHEET

Motor Datasheet

A complete motor datasheet provides the best starting point for technical review.

Additional Application Information

Fan or Pump Load Startup Characteristics Duty Cycle Speed Requirements Thermal Environment Equipment Power Architecture

System Integration

Understand How the Controller Connects to Your Equipment

Confirm wiring, control connections and installation details for the selected controller and equipment.

Technical Document Area

Wiring Information

Model-specific documentation helps identify power, motor, controller and connector connections.

Power Connections Motor Connections Controller Connections Connector Arrangement
Important: Do not assume that all controller models use the same wiring, control interface or communication method. Always use documentation for the exact controller model or confirmed custom project.

Application Documentation

Technical Information Should Reflect the Real Application

Engineering priorities differ across ventilation, cooling and pump applications. Use guidance matched to the actual load and operating environment.

Industrial ventilation application reference
01 / VENTILATION

Ventilation Applications

Axial fans, negative pressure fans, centrifugal fans and blowers.

Controller Selection Motor Matching Startup Requirements Speed Regulation Continuous Operation Noise-Related Behavior Thermal Considerations
Cooling and power electronics application reference
02 / COOLING FAN

Cooling Fan Applications

Energy storage systems, UPS equipment, power electronics, data center equipment and communication equipment.

Compact Integration Variable-Speed Operation Cooling-Demand Response Low-Noise Control Continuous Operation System Integration
Water pump and circulation system reference
03 / WATER PUMP

Water Pump Applications

Industrial cooling, water circulation, irrigation, drainage, aquaculture and landscape systems.

Pump Startup Motor Load Speed Requirements Duty Cycle Thermal Conditions System-Control Logic
Application principle: Technical documentation is most useful when it is connected to the actual motor and equipment.

Custom Project Documentation

Custom Controllers Need Controlled Technical Information

Custom projects may require engineering documents beyond standard datasheets, depending on their approved development scope.

01 / ELECTRICAL

Electrical Configuration

Confirmed requirements may cover voltage, power, current, motor characteristics and electrical architecture.

02 / HARDWARE

Hardware Configuration

Project information may cover PCB version, board structure, connectors, wiring and component configuration.

03 / SOFTWARE

Software Configuration

Custom projects may identify software version, control logic, motor-control configuration and application-specific functions.

04 / PROTECTION

Protection Requirements

Confirmed protection behavior can be documented according to the controller and project requirements.

05 / CONTROL

Communication & Control

Where applicable, project documentation can define required system interaction and interface requirements.

06 / PRODUCTION

Production Configuration

Confirmed engineering configuration should remain aligned with manufacturing requirements as the project moves toward production.

Confirmed Requirement
Approved Engineering Configuration
Production Documentation
Important: Availability and content of project-specific documents depend on the controller platform, development stage and confirmed project scope.