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ROTARY FREQUENCY CONVERTERS:
Common Shaft Motor Generator Set
Common-Shaft (precision)
The most sophisticated and precise rotary frequency converter is a synchronous motor - synchronous generator converter, both units made on a single common shaft. In this case, the frequency change is made by winding the motor with a different number of electrical poles than the generator. For example, a 12 pole motor and 10 pole generator will yield a 60 Hz to 50 Hz conversion. Using a synchronous drive motor allows the rotational frequency to be "exact", that is, as precise as the electric utility grid. Manufacturing the converter on a single shaft also increases the reliability of the unit.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Precision; exact frequency output
- Gen set power ratings: 1-1000++ KVA
- Complete electrical isolation from harmonics, spikes
- Low maintenance
- Synchronous motor
- Synchronous generator w/voltage regulator
- Waveform: THD < 5%
Convert your exact frequency conversion requirements into a specific Georator model number, by using the Model Part Number Chart. You will then be prompted to submit this number to Georator.



