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News Release from: Magnus Power | Subject: Variable-output frequency converters
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 08 March 2001
Variable-output frequency converters
redesigned
Magnus Power has launched the redesigned LP series of frequency converters, at an amazingly cost-effective rate.
Magnus Power Magnus Power has launched the redesigned LP series of frequency converters, at an amazingly cost-effective rate The LP Series is offered with either single or three phase output
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 22 Mar 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The single phase range consists of the LP300, 600 and 1000 and is rated at 300, 600 and 1000VA respectively, all at the new price of ?1990, with free delivery in the UK.
These units retain all of the desirable features of the original, with added benefits of being both lighter and smaller.
Each model has an output frequency that is variable from 45Hz to 440Hz.
Output voltage varies from zero to maximum in two ranges, usually 0-135V, and 0-270V.
The output current capability is doubled on the lower range.
For applications where fixed output parameters are required, Magnus Power will supply a version with pre-set output.
Output is controlled by a single multi-turn knob and two pushbuttons, which operate with a two-line alpha-numeric display resulting in the converters being very easy to use.
The chosen output values can be stored by the microprocessor when the converter is switched off, and if required, these will be available for immediate use in the future.
Customised versions of the LP Series Frequency Converters are available on request.
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