What are the differences in electrical appliance design regarding Taiwan’s 60HZ power supply compared to that in mainland China?

2017-07-07View Original

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It’s 50HZ in China. What are the differences in the selection and design of electrical appliances?

Reply #22017-07-11

It can be used, but the rotation speed will increase; therefore, it is necessary to control the speed in the manufacturing process, and recalculation is required. Additionally, the inductive reactance and output power will also increase accordingly

Reply #32017-07-11

Does that mean it needs to be re-verified?

Reply #42017-07-11

Yes, dear. However, it is not recommended to use it on 50HZ devices, as it will shorten the device’s lifespan just like overclocking a computer

Reply #52017-07-11

I see. Thank you. .

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