Rick, We design products for the world market and we use a California Instruments universal power supply that lets us dial the voltage, frequency and waveform we want. It works very well but unfortunately is a $$$ solution :)
Regards, Craig On Mon, 23 Feb 1998 11:23 -0600, you wrote: >Dave, > >This is exactly the information I'm looking for. Do you have any >recommendations for a vendor? I'm kind of in a hurry on this one. > >Thanks. >Rick > ---------- >|From: Dick Shultz >|To: RCTOWNER; treg >|Subject: Re: Power Distribution >|Date: Sunday, February 15, 1998 10:18AM >| >|Why not try a UPS system on which you can set the input voltage to 220V. >|You'll have to be sure that you get one that always generates the output >|from the battery or internal dc, though. Otherwise it will not convert >|the frequency as the output will be slaved to the input. >| >|Dick Shultz >| >|On 2/12/98 5:34 PM Towner, Richard C. <[email protected]> said: >| >|>Treg, >|> >|>I'm looking for an off-the-shelf power conversion unit to convert 230volts > >|>+- 10%, 50Hz to 115 volts 60Hz. I have some products for use in Germany >|>(Hamburg), and I'd rather not go through redesign of the primaries if I >|>don't have to. >|> >|>Any ideas would be appreciated. >|> >|>Thanks in advance, >|> >|>Rick Towner, >|>Regulatory Compliance Manger, Comdisco Electronics Group >|>408-383-5043 ph >|>408-321-8314 fx >|> >| Craig Findlay Senior Development Engineer ILID Systems Pty Ltd 4 Gipps Street Collingwood 3066 Victoria Australia Phone: 613 9417 4052 Fax: 613 9417 4082 email: [email protected]
