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RobWilson:
Morning Lads , I am in the market for a new Rotary Phase Converter about 10HP , I have been using a Transwave 3HP static for about 5 years that I bought used and it has been great . So do I go Transwave http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRANSWAVE-Rotary-Converter-10hp-7-5kW-Single-to-3-Three-Phase-240v-to-415v-/152197216754?hash=item236fa939f2:g:ZKMAAOSwbsBXp4Zl Or SMP http://www.digi-phase.co.uk/digi.htm anyone had dealing with these blokes ? Any other options out there ? thoughts ? Cheers Rob |
chipenter:
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Drives-Direct-Inverters-LTD?_trksid=p2047675.l2563 not a customer he is my brother , their help is very good as he has HNC in electrical engineering . |
Spurry:
I have one of the Transwaves indicated, but the next size down (7.5HP, 5.5KW). It powers my Warco WM40 ok. The only downside is the noise, but I suppose it depends on what you are used to. I have now put it next door and made the control panel remote, so I can operate it from the mill vicinity. It does tend to walk round the floor a bit, so may have to secure its rubber feet somehow. Pete |
Jo:
I also have a 5.5Hp unit. Yes the rotary transformer is noticeable above the noise of my Hardinge HLV-H :med: running but all the other machines drown it out. By the way : That is a rotary transformer on the side not a motor being used to invent the missing third phase :thumbup: Inverters are ok for one motor but when some have three motors each :loco: Jo |
nrml:
I will second Chipenter's recommendation. No connection, just a satisfied customer. I bought a VFD drive from them a few years back and they were very helpful in guiding me through the set up for my application. They know their products inside out . |
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