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Phasemaster® Rotary Phase Converters
A Phasemaster rotary three phase converter is simply the most reliable, least expensive way to run your 3-phase equipment. It will start and run any load--motors, rectifiers, heaters, and variable-frequency drives or any of these in combination. A Phasemaster rotary phase converter is engineered and built as a single, self-contained unit--not an erector set of capacitor panels, idler motors, and other components. And Phasemaster rotary three-phase converters offer other features unmatched in the industry:
- Highest capacity and most overload capability. Our conservative ratings mean that our 10 HP phase converter will start and run your 10 HP load-you won't need a 20 HP phase converter to do the job right.
- Start and run any load, any size, every time. Our phase converters come in a range of sizes to ensure that your load develops full-rated HP or KW output-for more starting and running torque and more total HP capacity.
- Efficient and cost effective. A Phasemaster phase converter won't affect your power bill-and you may even pay less with the elimination of utility demand charges.
- The quietest phase converter you can buy. To see what we mean, listen to our sound level data.
- Fast and simple installation, backed by 24/7 technical support-the best in the industry.
- Long service life. No service prone parts. No adjustments or phase balancing required.
- Guaranteed quality. Rigorous inspections and testing during production ensure every Phasemaster rotary three-phase converter is the best it can be. And if something goes wrong, we have the best warranty service in the industry. No hassle.
- Dual voltage 230/460 on most ratings, at no extra charge
- CSA/NRTL, UL equivalent approval
PHASE CONVERTERS
Single to 3 Phase
Phase Converters convert 230 or 460 volt single phase service to 230 or 460 volt three-phase power. It is ideal for rapidly growing areas where electrical facilities have not kept pace with the demand for three-phase power. Phase Converters are practical in remote areas where distance makes it too expensive to extend three-phase power lines. They be an economical advantage even in areas where three-phase service is available due to utility rate structures. In addition to motor applications. Phase converters can also solve the problem of single to three-phase conversion for solid state power supply loads in transmitters, computers and other electronic equipment.