Converters
Power converters and frequency inverters convert, smooth and precisely control the electrical energy supplied to your motors, electromagnets or vibratory bowls.
By adapting the output voltage and frequency, as with REO MFS modules designed for feeding and distribution technology, they ensure precise control of production rates and protect your actuators.
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FAQ
It precisely controls the speed, amplitude or frequency of peripheral equipment such as vibratory bowls, conveyors or feed rails. It converts the mains voltage (110/230 VAC) to provide a precisely calibrated signal (up to 16 A) matched to the mechanical load.
Failures mainly occur in the power stage (IGBT transistors or thyristors), in filter capacitors worn by current peaks, or on the control board following overheating, electrical overload or dust ingress.
Yes, a workshop overhaul (replacement of faulty power components, repair of the control circuit and replacement of wear capacitors) is a very cost-effective solution. It avoids having to adapt your machine's original mechanical mountings or connectors.
Every repaired or refurbished converter undergoes a series of rigorous tests on a test bench: validation of voltage ranges under real load, verification of frequency control, testing of overcurrent protection and thermal stability checks.
It precisely controls the speed, amplitude or frequency of peripheral equipment such as vibratory bowls, conveyors or feed rails. It converts the mains voltage (110/230 VAC) to provide a precisely calibrated signal (up to 16 A) matched to the mechanical load.
Failures mainly occur in the power stage (IGBT transistors or thyristors), in filter capacitors worn by current peaks, or on the control board following overheating, electrical overload or dust ingress.
Yes, a workshop overhaul (replacement of faulty power components, repair of the control circuit and replacement of wear capacitors) is a very cost-effective solution. It avoids having to adapt your machine's original mechanical mountings or connectors.
Every repaired or refurbished converter undergoes a series of rigorous tests on a test bench: validation of voltage ranges under real load, verification of frequency control, testing of overcurrent protection and thermal stability checks.