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I have a set of equipment intended for export to the United States, with a total capacity of 300 KW. It includes motors, electrical control cabinets, PLCs, and various instruments. The frequency and voltage levels in the U.S. power grid are different from those in China. How should this system be designed? Are there any manufacturers in China? Electrical products exported to the United States seem to require UL certification? Need help, thank you!
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2018-11-15 08:41. All that’s needed is to add another transformer suitable for the United States; find a company that manufactures transformers and have one made. That way, two sets of equipment will be exported, and you’ll make a profit: lol. I’m not sure how your contract was arranged – the electrical components need to be fitted with appropriate electrical equipment according to the requirements of the country of export.
Most electrical components are compatible with 110V 60Hz and 415V 60Hz; one just needs to take into account the different parameters when making calculations. For those that require special specifications, such components are also available for purchase. It’s unclear regarding certification; companies that specialize in export trade should know about it.
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