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    Monday, August 4, 2025 3:20:13 PM

    110V 60Hz to 220V 50Hz Converter for 3kW Machines

    3 months ago
    #421 Quote
    Hi all,
    I’m trying to run a few of our 220V/50Hz machines using a 110V/60Hz power supply (the standard in the US). Specifically, I need 4 or 5 step-up converters that can convert 110V to 220V and change the frequency from 60Hz to 50Hz.
    Has anyone used such devices? Any product recommendations?
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    3 months ago
    #422 Quote
    Leif wrote:
    Hi all,
    I’m trying to run a few of our 220V/50Hz machines using a 110V/60Hz power supply (the standard in the US). Specifically, I need 4 or 5 step-up converters that can convert 110V to 220V and change the frequency from 60Hz to 50Hz.
    Has anyone used such devices? Any product recommendations?
    Hi Leif,
    Yes, what you’re looking for is commonly referred to as a frequency converter, not just a transformer. We provide such converters, but to give the right recommendation, we’ll need a bit more information:
    1. What kind of load are your machines? Motors, electronics, heaters, or a mix?
    2. What’s the rated power (in watts) and current (in amps) of each machine?
    Let us know and we’ll point you to the right product.
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    laisteel.com
    3 months ago
    #423 Quote
    ATO wrote:
    Hi Leif,
    Yes, what you’re looking for is commonly referred to as a frequency converter, not just a transformer. We provide such converters, but to give the right recommendation, we’ll need a bit more information:
    1. What kind of load are your machines? Motors, electronics, heaters, or a mix?
    2. What’s the rated power (in watts) and current (in amps) of each machine?
    Let us know and we’ll point you to the right product.
    Thanks ATO! Here are the details:
    The machines are air-to-water generators, basically a combo of air conditioners and other electronics.
    Max power: 3000W per unit
    Rated Voltage: 220V
    Rated Frequency: 50Hz
    Max current: 5A (smaller model) to 12A (larger model)
    We're looking to run about 4–5 of these.
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    3 months ago
    #424 Quote
    Leif wrote:
    Thanks ATO! Here are the details:
    The machines are air-to-water generators, basically a combo of air conditioners and other electronics.
    Max power: 3000W per unit
    Rated Voltage: 220V
    Rated Frequency: 50Hz
    Max current: 5A (smaller model) to 12A (larger model)
    We're looking to run about 4–5 of these.
    Thanks for the details! Since these are inductive loads (air conditioners), they draw a high surge current on startup. So, we’d recommend sizing up your converter.
    For your needs, we suggest the 15kVA Single Phase Frequency Converter, which can convert 110V/60Hz to 220V/50Hz. This should be enough to handle the inrush current and run the machines safely.
    Product link: https://ato.laisteel.com/15kva-frequency-converter
    Let us know if you need help placing the order.
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    laisteel.com
    3 months ago
    #425 Quote
    ATO wrote:
    Thanks for the details! Since these are inductive loads (air conditioners), they draw a high surge current on startup. So, we’d recommend sizing up your converter.
    For your needs, we suggest the 15kVA Single Phase Frequency Converter, which can convert 110V/60Hz to 220V/50Hz. This should be enough to handle the inrush current and run the machines safely.
    Product link: https://ato.laisteel.com/15kva-frequency-converter
    Let us know if you need help placing the order.
    Appreciate the help! I’ll check out the 15kVA model.
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