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The VEVOR 3 Phase Converter is a UL and CE certified 5HP digital phase converter designed to convert single-phase 220-240V input into stable three-phase output. Compact and lightweight at just 4.1 lbs, it offers energy-efficient operation without high-frequency interference, making it perfect for residential and light commercial motor applications. Easy to install and use, it supports a 15A current rating and is ideal for powering high-demand motor equipment with reliable three-phase power.
Manufacturer | VEVOR |
Part Number | 5HP Digital Phase Converter |
Item Weight | 4.1 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 5.3 x 9.8 x 5.3 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | CPS-5HP |
Size | 5HP |
Color | White |
Style | 5HP/15A |
Material | Plastic |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Wattage | 5.0 |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Certification | UL, CE |
Included Components | 1 x User Manual |
Batteries Required? | No |
J**E
Worked as advertised
The unit worked great. I was able to hook up an older three phase compressor to it and everything seems to be going well. Highly recommend it for anyone that needs to go from single phase to three phase.
F**D
don't buy anything from VEVOR!
this VEVOR company SUCKS turned on three times and dosen't work anymore NO STARS AT ALL!
D**A
like it
Working fine with a 3 phase 5HP motor on my Powermatic table saw.
D**T
Perfect. Exactly as described.
Perfect. Exactly as described.
S**R
Doesn’t work
Does not work. Low voltage
A**R
As expected
received in good shape and on time. Have only used it for testing of circuits and not fully utilized under full load as of yet.
K**.
Work Great
I was able to convert my 240V car charger outlet to test the Hobart mixer, which requires three-phase power. The connections need to be well-covered since it’s high voltage, but it worked perfectly to test the machine.
H**S
Two different VFD failed so I almost wrote this off...
Running a hydraulic pump didn't require variable speed, I was just trying to get three phase power. After two failed to spin the motor I was skeptical but it's running well now at 60Hz. Wired in a motor starter (relay) for push button control and overload protection. Start up current is a doozy (with a hydraulic pump anyway) so don't get cheap with your wire. Go heavy, and unlike the VFD, this thing accepts appropriate size lugs. Fingers crossed for longevity. Another bonus is not standing around tweaking parameters for infinitely long time periods while abusing your motor.
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