Convert A Phase Inc

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Convert-A-Phase, Inc. Manufacturing Premium Phase Converters

Known for manufacturing and selling both premium and economy phase converter lines, Convert-A-Phase specializes in single-to-three phase rotary phase converters. Convert-A-Phase converters provide a wide variety of usage applications ranging from moderate operational needs to heavy duty industrial requirements.

U.L. Approval UL File # E107960Underwriters Laboratories has independantly tested our phase converters and our performance as been proved!

Patented Design / Leading Edge Technology Convert-A-Phase has secured the first two patents in sixteen years! (US Patents: 4,777,421 & 4,656,575)

Best Application Engineering Available

Convert-A-Phase proves to be the best in application engineering by offering a free application engineered quote. We ask that you have your single phase service voltage, main amperage and three phase machine type ready to go to ensure excellent results and a quick quote.

Rotary Phase Converters

Rotary Phase Converter also refers to a rotary converter, phase converter, static converter, phase conversion, or even some of the brand names like rotorphase, phasemaster, phase-a-matic or convert-a-phase. It is a synonymous term for phase conversion. As a generic term converter could mean phasemaster or a rotary converter referring to a product or process. The "heart" of our units has been specifically designed for optimal efficiency and endurance. Featuring our proprietary armature design, they operate cool and quiet.

A static converter is simply a bank of capacitors that help energize a 3 phase motor. The static in static converter means that once the system is started the static converter is taken out of the system and not used. A rotary converter or phase converter stays in the electrical system for overload relief.

Voltage Stabilizers

The term voltage stabilizer in the world of a rotary converter refers to a problem associated with rotary converter but not necessarily with a phase converter referring to a static converter. The rotating field of a rotary converter produces a high voltage leg of the three phase system. Some applications need to have that voltage stabilizer. A voltage stabilizer is not necessary with the use of a convert-a-phase rotary converter because of the technology it uses. A phase converter that has a rotating member and used tap-able capacitors can be applied so that the voltage stabilizer is not necessary. The convert-a-phase rotary converter can be extremely functional with less capacitors and the dropping of them can act like a voltage stabilizer.