Resolution:
Yes, you can run multiple motors on a single drive. Each motor will need separate external overload protections.
Both motors will share the same operations, the start/stop and speed reference controls.
The heavy-duty version of the drive should be sized according to the sum of both the horsepower and full load amps of both motors.
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