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Design for converting 440V to 380V

2011-05-02View Original

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I have a power distribution cabinet operating at 440V 60HZ. The loads include a device that requires 380V 50HZ and 5KW of power, as well as another device that requires 220V and 0.8KW of power. How should I design it? What are the appropriate capacities and specifications for the transformer, fuses, and switches?
Reply #22011-05-02
There’s no need to replace it; this distribution cabinet can still be used!
Reply #32011-05-02
I agree with the opinion above, but it is necessary to consider whether the capacity of the original components inside the cabinet is sufficient to power the equipment.
Reply #42011-05-05
The distribution cabinet operates at 440V, 60HZ; the frequency is indeed 60HZ. Is it imported from abroad, or did you make a mistake? The frequency of China’s power grid is 50HZ. Are you referring to the parameters of the distribution cabinet or those of the power supply in the grid?
Reply #52011-05-07
The circuit breaker meets the load requirements; it is indeed for the foreign frequency. Everyone, please continue

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