Regarding the issue of equipping instruments with voltage stabilizers

2011-09-23View Original

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Are there voltage regulators with fine-tuning capabilities? The parameters of the instrument are as follows: rated voltage: 342-418V, rated frequency: 49-51HZ, rated power: 5000W. What type of voltage stabilizer should be used for this instrument?

Reply #22011-09-25

This device is itself three-phase, and the voltage of the three-phase power supply does not fluctuate by more than 10%; therefore, there is no need for a voltage stabilizer. For such high-power electrical equipment, it would be better to use variable frequency drives.

Reply #32011-09-30

If it is truly necessary, a 10,000W voltage stabilizer can be installed; you can inquire about this at local mechanical and electrical companies.

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