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    1kVA Single Phase 230v 50Hz to 110v 60Hz Converter

    4.9 out of 5 based on 15 reviews | Write a review
    $1,549.96
    Reasonable price 1 kVA frequency converter, changing 1 phase 220V 230V 240V 50 Hz to 110 Volt 60 Hz, 120V 60Hz to 240V 50Hz, convert fixed frequency to the required frequency and voltage with pure sine wave output, portable AC power source.
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    SKU: HZ-60-1101
    30-day Returns
    Delivery date: 6-12 days

    1 kVA static pure sine wave frequency converter (AC power supply) with built-in step up & step down transformer, 50Hz 60Hz up to 400Hz frequency conversion.

    Specification:

    Model HZ-60-1101
    Capacity 1 kVA
    Dimension 420 (D)*330 (W)*180 (H) mm
    Weight 45 kg
    Input Voltage 1 Phase 2 Wire: 110V, 120V, 220V, 230V, 240V ± 10% (Option *)
    Frequency 50 Hz, 60 Hz or 400 Hz ± 5%
    Output Voltage, current 120V Setting (Low grade): 0-150V, 8.4A
    240V Setting 0-300V (High grade): 0-300V, 4.2A
    Load stabilization Rate ≤±1%
    Frequency 50Hz, 60Hz up to 400Hz adjustable
    Note:
    -When the output is 400Hz, the load capacity can only reach 50% of the rated capacity.
    -When the output is ≤120Hz, the load capacity can reach 100% of the rated value.
    -You can just adjust converter output frequency in the range (40-400Hz) for 400Hz option.
    Frequency Stability ≤±0.01%
    Harmonic Distortion Pure Sine Wave ≤2%
    Frequency meter 4 digit, digital frequency meter, resolution 0.1Hz/Step
    Voltmeter 4 digit, digital voltage meter, resolution 0.1V
    Ammeter 4 digit, digital ammeter, resolution 0.1A
    Watt meter 4 digit, digital Watt meter, resolution 0.1W
    Protection With overload, short circuit, over temperature
    Instantaneous power failure protection and alarm device
    Working Environment Temperature 0 - 40 deg.℃
    Humidity 0 - 90% (Non condensation)
    Warranty 18 months

    Features and Safe Usage Guide

    Here is a video that shows you the main features of ATO single phase frequency converter and how you can use it to effectively and safely power electric equipment.

    Tips: Why does the aircraft use 400Hz power?

    The frequency of AC power supply is usually 50Hz or 60Hz. Most of the countries in Asia and Europe adopt the electricity grid in the frequency of 50 Hertz. The United States, Japan, Canada, Taiwan in China, Brazil, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia and other countries adopt the electricity grid in the frequency of 60 Hz.

    Then, why is the power source of the airplane 400Hz? Originally, if the frequency of the system is higher, fewer copper and steel materials will be used for the generator and transformer. Accordingly, the weight is lighter and the cost is lower. The shortcoming is that inductive reactance of the electrical device and circuit increases, the capacitive reactance decreases, the loss increases, and the transmission efficiency decreases. Conversely, the low frequency will increase the amount of materials used in electrical equipment, increase the weight and cost. Therefore, 50Hz and 60Hz are not suitable.

    There is a well-known saying in the aviation industry: Struggle to decrease every gram! Therefore, the aviation motor is required to have a high frequency, so as to reduce the volume and decrease the weight. However, the electrical transmission line on the plane is not too long, thus the loss is not the main contradiction. Therefore, 400 Hz power supply is the choice.

    Existing reviews of 1kVA Single Phase 230v 50Hz to 110v 60Hz Converter
    I have a problem
    We received the frequency convertor and want to use it but every time we turn on the "input power", our earth leakage circuit breaker of the room is shut down. Can you help us if we do something wrong?
    From: Alcazar | Date: 22/08/2024
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    ATO Responded
    Our converter has internal circuit boards that are protected, so there is no need to use a leakage protection circuit breaker. You can draw out a cable from the power supply end and use a circuit breaker without leakage protection to supply power to the converter. You can try it.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated!
    We ordered and installed one of your converters for a client, and once we put a load on the converter, it blew a fuse.

    The equipment we are trying to supply is an Italian ""insta-freezer"" and it operates at 50Hz, 230V (line to neutral) and it draws ​3.9 amps.

    We replaced the fuse after it blew initially, and now every time we turn on the output switch, it trips the breaker in the house electrical panel (it does not blow the fuse).

    Note: The breaker trips even when there is nothing plugged in to the output receptacle.

    FYI the converter is supplied with a dedicated 240V (2-pole) 15A circuit. (2-hots and no neutral).

    For your reference, I've attached a picture of the unit we are trying to supply power to.

    Would you please lend me some assistance in trying to resolve this matter?
    From: Max | Date: 06/02/2024
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    ATO Responded
    The rated output current of the converter is 4.2A at 220VAC, and the quick freezer load is 230V/3.9A.

    This is an inductive load, and there is a surge current at startup. The converter should be overloaded and malfunctioning.

    Now remove all loads and try running the converter with No load. Please check whether the converter can display normal operation without tripping and alarming?

    If there are still problems when running without load, the converter is damaged.
    I have the converter, and it seems that is not working
    I have the converter. and it seems that is not working, I'm unable to dial or make any adjustments, I noticed that is missing one of the fuse 20A and the cap, can this be the cause and can I get this fuse/cap from a hardware store? thank you for your time.
    From: Darren | Date: 05/02/2024
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    ATO Responded
    Yes, you can buy this 20A fuse/cap from a hardware store. Or you can carefully check whether the accessories that come with your converter include a spare fuse. If you find a spare fuse, you can replace it directly, and test again.
    What we could do to fix this converter?
    We have been having issues with a converter where after running for a little bit with a load will stop giving output and beep. Do you have any idea what may be causing this or what we could do to fix it?
    From: Guyenng | Date: 03/08/2023
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    ATO Responded
    We think that the fault you encountered should be that the machine is overloaded. Please follow the steps below to test and report the results to us:
    1. Turn the potentiometer on the main board counterclockwise for 8 turns, this will increase the current protection load, and test again.
    2. If the machine is still having problems, please tell us what is the load driven by the converter? What is the power, voltage and current including the load?
    How to connect a computer to the converter?
    I’m looking for the user manual for the following Programmable AC supply:
    HZ-60-1101
    There is a com port as well, and I’m looking for software or document that could explain how to connect a computer to the power supply.
    From: iris | Date: 21/07/2023
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    ATO Responded
    Please provide us with the order number to further confirm what product you purchased.
    We hope to provide you with better service.
    Please send us the nameplate label picture of the converter to further confirm the factory time.
    If there is no communication requirement when you place an order, this com port may not be available.
    Thanks for your understanding.
    Questions of Converter
    We have received the replacement frequency converter. This new model is a 1KVA, compared to the first model we received which was a 500VA.

    Today I configured the converter with the voltage set to 240V, frequency to 50Hz, and turned on the output for the UV lamp.
    As with the last model, the frequency converter trips immediately without even trying to power the lamp.
    There must be something restricting the output current, such as the “Current Limit Protection” you mentioned on 5/18/23 when troubleshooting our 500VA model.

    This 1KVA model is rated for 8.4 Amps (low grade) and 4.2 Amps (high grade) current output…and our lamp specification states 1.6 Amps (has a 2.0 Amp fuse).

    1. Why are these frequency converters unable to power this lamp?

    2. Why does our old frequency converter have no problems, while the new models are unable to work?
    From: anja | Date: 20/07/2023
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    ATO Responded
    Thanks for the update. Why are the 1KVA frequency converters unable to power this lamp? We are also confused, in order to better analyze and solve the problem, please give us the following information:

    1. We noticed that the input voltage of the 500VA converter you bought before is single-phase 220V AC, but the input voltage of the converter you are using now is single-phase 120V AC, so please confirm whether the input voltage of the 1KVA converter is 120V AC.

    2. After confirming that there is no problem in step 1, open converter side covers (the converter will still be in the warranty period, no worries), and power on the converter with this lamp, then take a video showing us the internal main circuit boards, especially the ones with red led indicators and beeping sound, and show us the converter display as well while the converter is running.
    The video should include the start-up operation steps of the converter, the values displayed on the panel before the trip, and the alarm lights displayed on the internal circuit board after the trip.
    We want to see what the state of the converter is from startup to failure. Looking forward to your feedback so we can take the next step. Thank you for your understanding.
    Would you have any suggestions about the converter?
    I supplied the 1 kVA frequency converter with 120 V, 60 Hz. But when I turned it on, it won't output any voltage. I checked the fuse, and it is still continuous. Would you have any suggestions?
    From: Vilchez | Date: 27/03/2023
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    ATO Responded
    Please follow the attached troubleshooting document to measure the fuse, IGBT module and driver board and feedback the measurement results to us. You can also refer to our troubleshooting video, see on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-BS9sPuSBs&t=59s
    Do you provide fuses for your 1kVA frequency converters?
    We just purchased a 1kVA frequency converter from your company. We would like to order extra fuses. Do you know what type I should buy and if so, do you sell them?
    From: Swagrahm | Date: 20/01/2022
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    ATO Responded
    No need to buy extra fuses. We include 5 additional fuses "spare" with each converter.
    What do your recommend?
    We need a 45kVA three phase converter (HZ-50-33xx) with a 480V Wye input and 400Hz output. If you need any more information let me know. What do your recommend?
    From: Kubisch | Date: 21/12/2021
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    ATO Responded
    Based on your choice, recommended frequency converter model: HZ-50-3345, 45kVA power capacity, input: 3ph, Wye (L1,L2,L3 + N,G), 480V (+/- 10%), 50/60Hz and output: 3ph, Wye/Delta (L1,L2,L3 + N,G), adjustable (0-520V)/(0-260V), adjustable (40-499.9Hz), 62.5A/125A.
    I am considering buying a frequency converter suitable for us
    I’m looking at purchasing some equipment that runs on 50Hz and requires 44Kw of power. Roughly speaking, what would a power converter to run that machine from 3 phase power here in North America cost?
    From: Raleigh | Date: 17/11/2021
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    ATO Responded
    In order to roughly indicate the recommended converter price, we need to know, what is your 44kW load (connected to converter output) rated current (Amps)? What is its kind (motor, electronics, heater...etc.)? If it's a motor, do you have any estimation about motor inrush current at the starting period?
    I need a frequency converter that can be used with my device
    I have a piece of equipment that uses 110V 60Hz to power 2 1000W flood light, 2400W flood lights and a couple of electric timers on air valves.
    From: Toddk | Date: 19/10/2021
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    ATO Responded
    Based on your specs, recommended frequency converter model: HZ-50-1105, 5kVA power capacity, input: 1ph, 230V (+/- 10%), 50/60Hz and output: 1ph (L, N, G), adjustable ( 0-150V), adjustable (40-120Hz), 41.6A. Our frequency converter has lockable wheels, so you can use it as portable, and as stationary.
    Can I ask some questions about frequency converters?
    Please send me your best offer for a converter below:
    Input: 110v 60hz
    Output: 220v 50hz
    We are counting on your cooperation.
    From: Rasca | Date: 10/10/2021
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    ATO Responded
    Ok, just inform about the following, so you can quote the most suited model.
    What is your 220V, 50Hz load (connected to converter output) rated current (Amps) or power capacity? What is its kind (motor, electronics, heater etc.)? If it's a motor, do you have any estimation about motor inrush current at the starting period?
    Regarding your frequency converter, I have a question for you.
    One last question. When you adjust the output, you only have the voltage and frequency you choose on one output, right?
    What I mean is that if you set the output to 60Hz there is no other output on 400Hz? The reason I ask is that I am concerned about interference since we will locate the transformer in an equipment room. Is there any risk of interference from your equipment?
    Ok, that was more than one question.
    From: Eknno | Date: 03/09/2021
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    ATO Responded
    1. Yes, you only have the voltage and frequency you choose on one output. So, its one adjustment for voltage and frequency in the ranges (40-499.9Hz) & (0-150V).
    2. No risk of interference, just keep about 1 meter space distance around the converter.
    Fuse for 1kVA frequency converter
    We just purchased 1kVA frequency converter from ATO online shop, we would like to order extra fuses. Do you know what type I should buy and if so, do you sell them?
    From: Robmata | Date: 31/05/2021
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    ATO Responded
    No need to buy extra fuses. We includes 5 additional fuses "spare" with each converter.
    Frequency converter input voltage
    For your 1 kVA frequency converter, the input voltage is fixed to a certain voltage? so I cannot change between 220V and 230V?
    From: Greg | Date: 10/08/2020
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    ATO Responded
    The input voltage has +/- 10% tolerance, so if you ordered 230V one, then it will accept voltage variation in the range (208V - 250V).
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