How to Choose the Right AC Power Source for Your Application
A practical introduction to selecting industrial power conversion equipment for your application.
A static frequency converter changes the power supply frequency for connected equipment. It serves a different purpose from a VFD, which adjusts an individual motor’s speed.
Three series for different applications
AC80 addresses imported and exported equipment. AC60 provides factory-wide AC power. AC50 supports precision equipment requiring stable voltage and frequency.
Questions to resolve before selection
Start with the equipment that needs power, its required output voltage and frequency, and whether the requirement is a single machine, a production area or precision equipment. Those distinctions help narrow the AC80, AC60 and AC50 series described above.
- Record load and operating requirements
- Check input and required output supply
- Compare the published model specifications
Compare product lines or share your requirements with the engineering team.
EV Charging Infrastructure: Applications and Power Ranges
Explore AC and DC charging options for homes, businesses, destinations and fleets.
Charging requirements depend on the site, vehicle demand and available supply. The supplied AURALIS range covers AC chargers, wall-mounted DC chargers and dual-gun DC fast chargers.
Match the charger to the site
HY-AC chargers cover 7, 11 and 22 kW. Wall-mounted DC chargers cover 15–40 kW. Dual-gun fast chargers cover 60–480 kW. Confirm connector compatibility and electrical requirements for the project.
Questions to resolve before selection
Charging hardware should be selected against the site electrical supply, the vehicles and connectors it must serve, and the number of charging points required. The listed power ratings are product ranges; final selection depends on the application and site design.
- Define vehicle and connector requirements
- Assess available electrical supply
- Compare AC, wall-mounted DC and dual-gun DC options
Explore new energy solutions or share your requirements with the engineering team.