Anytime you use something electrical, it utilizes AC (alternate current) or DC (direct current) power. The one you’re using depends on which way the electrons flow. Understanding the difference between AC and DC power can help you figure out which one is best for your...
The United States does many things differently from the rest of the world. Foreigners often wonder why we do things differently, whether we’re using Fahrenheit, inches, or teaspoons. However, the reason why the United States uses 60Hz instead of 50Hz for our...
Generators and converters are invaluable for keeping things running in many power supply industries. Converters maintain, stabilize, and maintain electrical frequencies, which is essential in many fields. Here are a few benefits of frequency converters versus...
Frequency converters are excellent tools that allow electrical devices operating at different wattages to go through a single stable electrical system. Maintaining a single-phase system is great for industries that use technology from other countries or handle more...
Many countries in the world operate at different electronic frequencies. For example, the United States runs at 60 Hz, while most of Europe operates at 50 Hz. Some countries, like Japan, operate at both 50 or 60 Hz depending on what side of the country you’re on, and...
A frequency converter is a worthwhile investment for nearly any industry. However, you may find it challenging to determine which one works best for your company when there are so many different makes, models, and sizes on the market. Here are five simple tips for...
Frequency converters come in two primary varieties: rotary and solid-state. Solid-state or static converters get their name by featuring no rotary parts inside them to keep things moving. Rotary units are typically bulkier, more hands-on, and noisier. However, they...
Many different industries use frequency converters. Whether you want to use a rotary or solid-state model, you may require one of these devices in the workplace. However, you may ask when you would need to use a frequency converter. If any of the following points...
Is your business in need of a frequency converter? There’s a lot to consider while shopping, but one of the first decisions you have to make is whether you want a solid state or rotary unit. Below, Visicomm discusses the differences between rotary and solid state...
If you work in an industry that uses equipment and technology from multiple regions, it helps to have a frequency converter. Converters allow us to safely operate equipment at different frequencies by converting everything to a single- or three-phase power system....