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> OT: Phase Conversion, For running a compressor
McMark
post Jan 31 2007, 02:58 AM
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I have a 7.5 HP vane type compressor that I am researching how to run on single phase power. Swapping to a single phase motor is not an option. Anyone have any knowledge of sizing a phase converter? It looks like I can find rotary phase converters that say 7.5 HP for around $600. But I don't know if this is one of those situations where I really should be getting a 10 HP converter for the 'extra overhead power'. Advice?
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post Jan 31 2007, 08:59 PM
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before you make a decision, open up the yellow pages, call a commercial electrician, or better yet, go to the closest machine shop..
They have 3 phase converters running.
Ask the lead machinist/tool guy what to use, and who to call...
That is how I found my guy, there was a machine shop down the street...I asked them...

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