Frequency Converters
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EnSmart Power Static Frequency Converters ( Frequency Changer ) are designed to convert fixed 50Hz or 60hz frequency , fixed voltage (110V, 120V, 208V, 220V, 230V, 240V, 380V, 400V, 440V, 480V etc) to alternating current of another frequency. It is ideal solution for industrial applications. Ensmart Power ‘s wide range of frequency converter systems include single phase and three phase solid state modular and stand alone static frequency converters up to 8MW with the models available in power capacities 10kVA, 20kVA, 30kVA, 40kVA,60kVA,80kVA,100kVA, 120kVA, 160kVA, 200kVA, 250kVA, 300kVA, 400kVA, 500kVA,600kVA, 800kVA,1000kVA.
Buying Ensmart Power frequency converters , run a European made or UK made equipment / machinery in the United States or run a US equipment / machinery in the UK or Europe converting three phase 220V 60 Hz to 380V/400V/440V/480V 50 Hz in one step by built-in step up transformer for industrial machines.
If you are a manufacturing facility in US with a Made in Europe or Made in UK machinery or if you are a factory in Europe or UK with a Made in US machinery or equipments our frequency converters will bring flexibility and efficiency to your business. See our frequency conversion solutions below:
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The aviation industry, the military, and other major industries rely on frequency converters for their dependable frequency switching capabilities. These devices make it easy to switch between 50hz, 60hz, and 400hz. But beyond the immediate benefits, frequency converters offer significant long-term advantages that can empower your facility's growth and success.
Shore power, also known as cold ironing or alternative marine power, is the process of supplying electrical power from the shore to a ship while it is docked, allowing the ship's auxiliary engines to be turned off and the burning of diesel fuel to stop.
Shore Power Converters are becoming an increasingly important component of the onboard inventory as more and more marinas now forbid the use of generators.
