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Is there an inverter that can be adjusted to 60Hz?

2011-01-15View Original

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We don’t have much knowledge about frequency converters, but we have a piece of equipment that requires the ability to operate at 60Hz. Is there any frequency converter that can achieve this? Does this situation require a 60HZ power supply? Is 50HZ sufficient?
Reply #22011-01-15
The Siemens 6SE70 frequency converter is capable of converting frequencies between 50/60 Hz, and it is suitable for motors operating at 50 Hz or 60 Hz. It can be set arbitrarily.
Reply #32011-01-15
ABB, Siemens – many inverters are available in 50/60HZ frequencies; there are plenty of them. You can check online or talk to some sales representatives!
Reply #42011-01-16
A power supply of 50HZ is sufficient; many types of frequency converters can output 60HZ, and this can be achieved by setting an upper limit for the output frequency
Reply #52011-01-17
Most frequency converters will work; above 50Hz, a constant power speed control mode is generally used, depending on your specific load.
Reply #62011-01-17
What is a frequency conversion device? It is a device used to change frequency. The frequency mentioned by the original poster can generally be achieved by devices manufactured by standard manufacturers. If funds are abundant, choose better domestic equipment.
Reply #72011-01-19
As long as it’s something you can think of and that meets the needs of the country. Inverters can all meet the requirements.
Reply #82011-02-12
There’s no problem, but be sure the current of the inverter does not exceed the value specified on the nameplate.
Reply #92011-02-13
The frequency range of modern frequency converters is 0-500 Hz
Reply #102011-02-17
The basic principle of an inverter is to first convert alternating current into direct current, and then invert the direct current back into alternating current. Therefore, its output frequency has nothing to do with the frequency of the input power supply. Most modern frequency converters are capable of outputting a frequency of 60 Hz. But pay attention to the relevant parameters of the load equipment connected to the inverter.
Reply #112011-03-20
Modern frequency converters generally can achieve a maximum frequency of around 400 Hz; those from Siemens can reach 650 Hz, and a power supply frequency of 50 Hz is sufficient. It’s just that the motor driven by an inverter needs to be able to handle a high-frequency power supply~

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