50 Hz to 60 Hz frequency converters
1 – 100 kVA
The commonest requirement we build for: an imported machine expecting 60 Hz at 220 V or 480 V, sitting on an Indian 50 Hz 415 V connection. One cabinet handles both the frequency and the voltage.
- 1 – 100 kVA
- Rated capacity
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- Real output at 0.8 pf
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- Battery bus
- 1 phase
- Input supply
50 Hz to 60 Hz Converter — rating card
| Capacity | 1 – 100 kVA |
|---|---|
| Input | 415 V 3φ 50 Hz (230 V 1φ under 10 kVA) |
| Output | 60 Hz at 120 / 200 / 220 / 380 / 480 V |
| Frequency stability | ±0.01% |
| THD | < 3% |
| Bidirectional | 60→50 Hz configuration also available |
Typical values for the standard build. Configured to order — your general arrangement drawing carries the figures that apply.
50 Hz to 60 Hz Converter — questions
Anything not covered here, call us — most of it is faster to answer on the phone.
How do I size a frequency converter for a machine?
Rate it against the machine’s starting current, not its running current. A 15 kW motor on direct-on-line start pulls six to eight times full-load current for a second or two, and the converter has to survive that. Send the nameplate and the starting method and we will size it correctly.
Other capacities
Where we supply and attend
50 Hz to 60 Hz Converter units are built at our Pune works and delivered, installed and commissioned across the city and the industrial belt around it.
Outside these areas we contract individually against distance, and we will tell you honestly if the response time you need is not one we can hold to. All areas served
Not sure this is the right size?
Send the load list. Sizing against inrush rather than running load is where most undersized installations go wrong, and it costs nothing to check.