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Absopulse Debuts FTT 12000 Frequency Converter


New Products Feb 03, 2004 by Jeff Shepard

Absopulse Electronics Ltd. (Carp, Ontario, Canada) debuted its new FTT 12000 frequency converter, which delivers 12 kVA, three-phase, sinusoidal power from a three-phase input. The unit was designed for the conversion of three-phase, 208 Vrms/60 Hz inputs to three-phase 380 Vrms/50 Hz outputs, or conversely, of 380 Vrms to 208 Vrms. The FTT 12000 can also be modified for various output voltages and for 400 Hz applications. The output phases are connected in a "Y" configuration and can either be grounded or left floating.

The system incorporates high-frequency, pulse-width modulation technology to synthesize a precision-regulated, sinusoidal wave-form with less than 5 percent total harmonic distortion at full load. The unit is fan-cooled and rated for operation over 0 °C to 50 °C. The converter is housed in four, stacked 4 in x 19 in x 15 in enclosed chassis, three for the ac-dc conversion and one for the dc-ac conversion. The entire system weighs 72 kg.

Other frequency converters in this line include 1,500 VA, 3,000 VA and 6,000 VA models, available with either single-phase or three-phase inputs and outputs. Absopulse also offers an extensive range of single-phase and three-phase sine-wave inverters in the 30 VA to 10 kVA power range. The FTT 12000 is priced at $11,600 each.