How can i drive this Grundfos pump?

[Alessio]

Hello, could someone suggest how to drive this pump?
My intention is to try with 220V 50Hz.
Here are the picture of the body, the connector and the plate.

Thank you.

[pickit2]

that is a 3 phase motor @ 400-415 volts
plus you will need a full wiring ciruit.

[solutions]

If you just mean "run" at full rated capacity, the easiest is a 3 phase to 3 phase transformer to step up to the voltage Pickit2 noted off the faceplate. You're going to have half the torque out of the motor at 220V, so it's not going to be much of a pump if you underrate the supply voltage.

YOU ARE DEALING WITH LETHAL VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS AROUND LIQUIDS, even at 220V. If you don't know what you are doing, or even if you think you do, someone stands a good chance of being killed.

[pickit2]

plus he is missing the controler unit, that also has power connectons to the mains.

[SteveyG]

It is possible to fudge it if you can meter out the connections to work out how the windings are arranged on that connector.

If you apply DC to the stator to make it appear like a permanent magnet, you can drive the rotor with a much lower AC voltage to get it to spin. You lose some torque, but it behaves similarly to a universal motor in this configuration.

[solutions]

Exactly how efficient is this when you are burning DC in the windings?  How do you keep from saturating the stator iron with that additional flux you just added on top of a nearly saturated AC core?

I'm very skeptical. Show us a circuit/paper of how it's done and what the numbers look like.

Yeah, maybe you can get it to turn with zero load, but....