Hannibal Power and Technology FC Series Industrial Static Frequency Converters change AC electrical power of one frequency into AC electrical power of another frequency. Single phase and 3 Phase Static Frequency Converter designed to provide equipment with 50Hz, 60Hz, 100Hz, or 400Hz power.
The rectifier converts AC power into DC to provide the necessary DC for the continuously rated capacity of the inverter. IGBT semiconductor modules are used in PWM inverters and the control logic creates the precise sinusoidal output waveform with a very low harmonic content. Thyristor semiconductor modules are also used in rectifiers for reliable operation.
Hannibal Industrial Frequency Converter has different solutions for different industries.
Frequency range is 50Hz/60Hz ±5%,400Hz(Optional)
Voltage range is : 115/200V(L-N/L-L), 120/208V(L-N/L-L), 127/220V(L-N/L-L), 220/380V(L-N/L-L), 230/400V(L-N/L-L), 240/415V(L-N/L-L), 254/440V(L-N/L-L), 277/480V(L-N/L-L),3Phase 4 Wire
Adjustable: 0~260V(L-N)/0~520V(L-L),3Phase 4 Wire
Hannibal Industrial Static Frequency Converters are available in different power handling capacities from 5kVA up to 2000kVA as well as different frequency ranges 50Hz to 60hz, 60hz to 50hz, and 400hz for different frequency requirements of specific industries such as marine, defense, and railway.
Military and Aviation applications require 400Hz aircraft frequency converters as aircraft use 400HZ power. Shipyards, ports, and docks of boats, yachts, and vessels require shore power frequency converters for shore power connection. The electric power systems of the ships and vessels designed and built in the countries with 50hz can operate only on 50hz.
Therefore, the maritime industry and marine transportation need frequency converters to adapt the power. is the best option for a 400Hz Frequency Converter that is based on the power used by aircraft. 400 Hz is the standard frequency for equipment onboard aircraft. During flight, aircraft use their engines, attached to generators, that generate 400 Hz power to keep the electrical systems and equipment onboard functioning.
