This research focuses on analyzing the functional and operational parameters of the three-phase induction motor, squirrel cage type; Where the experimental model consists of a fatigue test system operated by two types of control: Control by Frequency Inverter and Classic star-delta control, where the engine load consists of a standard specimen, corresponding to 61.9% of the nominal load of the object of study. Experimental evaluations of this rotary machine are at regular operating conditions. Managing to Record electrical, mechanical, thermal variables; in a database where they were classified, developed, analyzed and interpreted; Highlighting from the graphs, the quasi-constant behavior of the Cos(φ) at 0.754 at different regulated frequency values which lead to a low energy consumption of current 1.88 Ampere with variator with respect to the weighted of 2.04 Ampere without inverter; even with improvements in torque when you are opting to use the drive from a 0.71 N-m to a 0.94 N-m. Likewise, the operation of this machine at low frequencies manifests some damages to normal operation, such as the rate of increase in the operating temperature of 78.76 °C in a short time and with projection to increase. Similarly, the injection of harmonic distortion into the network as a result of using electronic equipment, contributes to the detriment of energy quality.