Power Inverter DC11-15V AC100-120V, AC220-240V
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1. Product Description:
Drive Variable-frequency (VFD) is the application of frequency conversion technology and microelectronics technology, by changing the motor power frequency mode to control AC motor power control equipment. Inverter is mainly composed of rectifier (AC inverter), filter, inverter (DC AC), brake unit, driving unit, detection unit, and so on. The inverter by the internal IGBT to adjust the output voltage and frequency, according to the actual needs of the motor to provide the power supply voltage, and then to achieve energy saving, speed control purposes, in addition, there are a lot of converter protection functions, such as over current, over voltage, overload protection, etc.. With the continuous improvement of the degree of industrial automation, frequency converter has been widely used.
2. Product Characteristic:
1 Frequency conversion energy saving. Motor use frequency converter is to speed, and reduce the starting current.
2 Power factor compensation energy saving. No power will not only increase the power loss and equipment of fever, more important is power factor lower leads to a decrease in power grid
3 Soft start energy saving. After the use of frequency conversion energy saving device, the use of inverter soft start function will enable the starting current from zero, the maximum value is not more than the rated current, reducing the impact on the grid and the power supply capacity of the requirements, and extend the service life of the valve. Save the maintenance cost of equipment
3.Specification：
Input voltage | DC 12V (DC11-15V) | ||||||
Output voltage | AC100-120V, AC220-240V | ||||||
Continuous power | 800W | 1000W | 1200W | 1500W | 2000W | 2500W | 2800W |
Peak power | 1600W | 2000W | 2400W | 3000W | 4000W | 5000W | 6000W |
Output frequency | 60+/-3Hz, 50+/-3Hz | ||||||
Output waveform | Modified sine wave | ||||||
NO load current draw | <0.45A | ||||||
Low voltage alarm activation | DC10.2-10.8V | ||||||
Under voltage shutdown | DC9.2-9.8V | ||||||
4. Reference Picture:
- Q: I think it will. Michael Bay who doing the movie has a history of messing up classics. Godzilla is my prime example. So, what do you think? Transformers the movie: Good or Bad?
- Transformers is a 2007 live action science fiction film conceptually based on the Transformers franchise and toy line. The film is directed by Michael Bay with Steven Spielberg acting as the executive producer. This adaptation is the Transformers' first feature film since The Transformers: The Movie in 1986, (though unrelated) and also sees the return of Peter Cullen as the voice of Autobot leader Optimus Prime, over 20 years since the original cartoon. The film has had intense Internet speculation, and has a release date for July 4, 2007.
- Q: I work in the power plant, today there is a task is to charge the lighting transformer, I would like to ask the next. What does it mean to charge the transformer? What does this charge mean? What is the use of? Thank you
- In the power plant, substation and other power systems, new equipment, after the repair of equipment or fault handling of the engine, cable, bus, transformers, switches, etc., must first bring the voltage charge, no problems and then put the load on demand.
- Q: I need x-mas gifts for transformer toys! Please help thank you!
- I need x-mas gifts for transformer toys! U R giving gifts to Transformers toys?, Just go to any Wal*Mart, Target, KB Toys store they have lots of Transformers toys. They have a lot of selection @ Toys R Us(2007 movie, Beast Wars, classic, Energon and more)
- Q: What is the reactive power compensation of the transformer?
- Transformer reactive power compensation is to compensate for the transformer to form the power required by the electromagnetic field, the reason why called reactive power, because it is only exchanged, not consumed. Reactive and active in fact have the same physical properties, in the transmission and use of the process is not part of what is active, that part is reactive. But they are different, there must be other forms of power to be able to transform, no power is not needed.
- Q: How to distinguish between large, medium and small transformers
- We usually put the capacity of 630kVA and below the transformer for the small transformer; 800-6300kVA transformer for the medium-sized transformer; 8000-63000kVA transformer for large transformers; 90000kVA transformer for large transformers. With the transformer capacity bigger and bigger, in the past that can only be called large-scale medium.
- Q: Before engaging any technician i want to gather some knowledge about planer transformer. It will be good if u have any suggestions.
- The winding of a planar transformer are on a printed circuit board. Planar transformer are operated at high frequncy in order to make this practical. It would not be very useful at 60 Hz. See:
- Q: I assume that if i have a 1000 watt transformer, it is always using a thousand watts, just by being plugged in. So if I run a 1000 watt Japanese microwave on a 1000 watt transfornmer, then even when the microwave is not in use I am using a thousand watts right? The same as having a1000 watt heater going all the time. Of couse I can turn off the transformer, but that is a hassle.How, and if it is impossible-why?, can i convert a TV designed to run on 100v in japan to 240 V in New Zealand? or a fridge etc?
- There will be some losses in the transformer. These are typically called eddy current losses and they're pretty small. When there isn't any load on the transformer it is not using 1,000 watts. In fact, it doesn't use any watts in itself except for the eddy current losses. It passes the electricity through to the device you have connected to it. If the TV is off all the transformer will pass through is the small demand of the remote control circuit. You can get transformers to run 100 VAC Japanese products in New Zealand but the problems you're currently facing is why this isn't done very often. It can get pretty inconvenient. There's a source of voltage converters at the link below. You should be able to find what you need. Get a transformer type of converter if you do this. Not all of the other types do a good job.
- Q: I am looking into purchasing a counter top coffee roaster that requires a 30 Amp 120 outlet; manufacturer says it uses about 21A.The only plug/circuit that can handle this load at this time is a 240 V outlet. We have a gas stove and we are not currently using the circuit.Does anyone know of a manufacturer that makes a external/freestanding step down (240 to 120) voltage transformer / regulator that I can plug into a grounded (North American) 220V outlet ? Note: a) I don't need it to be variable, just a fixed 240V to 120V is perfect. b)It would also need some sort of internal voltage regulation/ stabilization as erratic voltages would affect the (coffee) roast.
- a regulator
- Q: how transformer came to know that it has to draw lagging current during summers
- The transformer itself is inductive, as others have said, so it will always appear as a lagging load. Now, in the summer, most people are using their air conditioning systems, which are quite inductive because they're essentially just motors. So, the load attached to the transformer could be a good bit more inductive than in other seasons.
- Q: I want to multiply current 10times for a second or two. So, is there any easy way to do that without using a high power transformer?Thanx.!
- Current from what kind of source, into what kind of load? Does the load take AC or DC?? What voltage does it need?? Why do you have to multiply the current? You can get clever with things like bucking switcher supplies to take 120 volts in and get 12 volts out at about 10x the current, but if your load isn't DC it doesn't help you. Edit:? 30 A @ 8 V isn't much, just 240 watts.? You can probably get this out of an old computer power supply; just re-wind (or add an extra winding in series with) the 5 volt winding on the toroid transformer to get 8 volts.? You may have to get fancy to get it to stay on (lots of the newer supplies want to be loaded, and want special signals to run) but with common supplies putting out 400 watts and more you should have no trouble.? The only issue is that you won't get 50 or 60 Hz, but since you didn't say your load has any particular frequency requirement I'll offer this as a possibility.
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Power Inverter DC11-15V AC100-120V, AC220-240V
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