Electronic Phase Converters
Single to Three Phase (3 or 4 Wire)

A phase converter is a device that converts single-phase power into three-phase power. This is particularly useful in situations where three-phase power is required for operating machinery, equipment, or industrial processes, but only single-phase power is available from the utility grid. By converting the power, phase converters enable the efficient operation of three-phase equipment in locations where it would otherwise be impractical or cost-prohibitive to install three-phase electrical infrastructure.

Phase converters find applications across various industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and commercial settings. They are commonly used to power motors, pumps, compressors, and other three-phase equipment essential for production processes. Additionally, phase converters are employed in remote locations, temporary setups, or facilities undergoing expansion or renovation where access to three-phase power may be limited or unavailable. Overall, phase converters play a vital role in facilitating the seamless operation of industrial equipment and processes, enabling businesses to meet their production needs efficiently.

SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse Width Modulation) technology is a method used to generate a pure sine wave output, crucial for powering sensitive equipment. In our EPC Series, SPWM ensures clean and stable power delivery, minimising harmonic distortion and ensuring optimal performance.

Absolutely! We offer a range of customisation options to tailor our phase converters precisely to your needs. This includes choosing the power output ranging from 20 to 300 kVA, selecting enclosure options from IP00 to IP54, and incorporating additional features like remote monitoring and alarm systems for enhanced functionality.

Each site has specific requirements and so each individual installation should be looked at separately. All works will be completed prior to switch over to limit equipment downtime.

All electrical plant and equipment needs to be maintained. We would generally recommend an annual inspection/maintenance visit.