Power: 20-1000kW
Input frequency: 50Hz
Output frequency: 400Hz
Input voltage: 3-phase 380V
Output voltage: 3-phase 208V or single-phase
Insulation: Class H
Protection rating: IP23, IP44, IP54, IP55
Motor: 4-pole induction
Generator type: 32-pole, brushless synchronous
Electrical characteristics
- Voltage regulation: ±1%
- Voltage fluctuation regulation: ±12% (Best in the world)
- Voltage recovery time: 0.2-0.6s (Best in the world)
- Frequency fluctuation regulation: 0%
- Voltage fluctuation (harmonic fluctuation): ≤1.0% (Best in the world)
- Harmonic distortion: ≤3% (Best in the world)
Options
- Control screen with measuring devices allowing operation and monitoring.
- Large voltage regulator to support motor starting fluctuations.
- Roof/canopy protecting against rain and sun.
- Temperature sensor.
- Reverse voltage protection.
- Input protection lock.
- Relay protection against phase loss and phase imbalance.
- Heater
- Automatic control, operation, and protection cabinet
Key features of the product
- An innovatively designed structure that is compact, fundamental, and unique in the world.
- Wide power range with the smallest size and weight used in industry.
- Designed in compliance with IEC and ISO standards, manufactured to ISO9001 standard
- Standard waveform with the lowest harmonic distortion, suitable for all critical applications.
- Very small temperature rise during operation.
- Unique cooling structure, based on a national technical patent
- Hybrid excitation technology
- Precise voltage regulation with variation protection function.
- Small size, high reliability, long service life
- Protective coating against environmental effects such as humidity, vibration, salt fog and chemical corrosion.
Aircraft power is 400Hz power; while the aircraft is operating, power is generated by the generator on the aircraft. However, once it lands, the aircraft cannot keep its engine running to supply power to itself while on the ground. The frequency converter supplies power to the aircraft throughout the time it is parked at the airport. The main fields using this are the Navy, the Air Force, and civil aviation
Power supply for Radar (Testing and Operating)
Radar and ground transmission systems both use a 400Hz power source. The main fields using radar are military and telecommunications.
Power supply for missiles and related systems
