single phase to three phase? [RE-wrenches]
Christopher Freitas --- OutBack Power
cfreitas at outbackpower.com
Thu Jan 22 16:31:19 PST 2004
Marco wrote:
> Anyone know whether 120 to 208/120 is possible with an off-the-shelf
> piece of hardware?
You can stack three OutBack FX series inverters into a three phase
configuration for 120/208 VAC "WYE" output (4 wire) with a HUB4 or
HUB10. The two slave inverters can even go into search mode when no
three phase loads are operating.
You can charge from either a single phase or three phase generator or
grid. The two phases not connected to the single phase AC source
continue to invert while the other phase charges - this allows single
phase power to be made into three phase power (although is a round about
manner).
Phase "C" can also have additional inverters connected in parallel for
higher output if a mixture of single and three phase loads are expected.
We will in the not so distant future be able to have more than one
inverter on phase A and B as well.
Christopher Freitas
OutBack Power Systems, Inc.
cfreitas @ outbackpower.com
www.outbackpower.com
Arlington WA USA
Tel 360 435 6030
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