DIY: Make 50Hz/220VAC motors run under 60Hz/220VAC ***

[jackryan]

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[jackryan]

[jackryan]

I recently posted a recommendation for those interested to buy the BELKIN branded inverter (200w, 220vac/50Hz rated) from the Belkin Store at SM North EDSA Annex Building. This sells for Php 1,690.

The next model is an 85watts version but sells for about php 1,390.

[jackryan]

For best results, either you use a car battery or a 12VDC regulated / switched converter that is at least 3 amps (and upwards)...

[bagz727]

hi, just want to know where i can buy the 220VAC to 12VDC converter (3-5Amps) regulated? i already have the inverter 220v 50hz form cdr king. thanks

[choypogi07]

@bagz
chief, sa ace ko nabili ung converter ko dati.. around 900 ata yun..

[bagz727]

ok naman sya, gumagana na mga pump mo?

[choypogi07]

yep, gumagana naman.. dati pa yun sir, old setup ko pa..

[bensol]

Sir,

I purchased a popsicle machine from China and the power supply specification is 220V/50 Hz 2KW/8Amp. do you have available converter for this machine, or do you know somebody who are supplying converter for high wattage machine. If you have please let me know I want to buy.

Thank you and hoping for your positive reply,

Best regards,
Ben Solomon

[jaycee008]

AFAIK pwedeng gamitin ang mga 50Hz equipments dito sa atin sa pilipinas, ang masama ay ang vice versa nito (using 60Hz equipments in a country utilizing 50Hz frequency)

[jackryan]

some motors would run warmer than usual... some motor pumps would seem to run not in-sync...

as for your requirement, unfortunately, your load may be too high to make this as a practical option...