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Built for extreme conditions:
Heavy-duty construction
Totally enclosed fan cooled
All-weather rated
Protected from environment
Long-lasting performance
Decades of service
Built to withstand the toughest industrial environments
Dual zone design provides twice the starting efficiency compared to traditional converters, getting your equipment up to speed faster with less stress.
Save significantly on installation costs! Requires smaller gauge wiring than comparable single-zone converters, making installation easier and more affordable.
Lower inrush current means less stress on your electrical system, reduced voltage drop, and extended lifespan for all connected equipment.
Delivers significantly more usable power than a single-zone converter at the same horsepower rating. Get more work done with the same size unit!
Maintains exceptional voltage stability even under heavy loads and high demand conditions. Your equipment runs smoother and lasts longer.
Lower installation costs, reduced energy consumption, less maintenance, and longer equipment life mean this converter pays for itself faster.
One converter, two independent outputs, infinite possibilities for your facility
Run equipment in two separate locations simultaneously. Perfect for shops with multiple work areas.
Balanced voltage across all three legs. Your motors run at 100% capacity with proper starting torque.
Heavy-duty construction for continuous operation. Industrial-grade components built to last decades.
One unit instead of two converters. Lower installation costs. Reduced maintenance. Maximum ROI.
Independent overload protection per zone. Thermal breakers. Voltage regulation. Your equipment stays safe.
Smooth motor starting reduces inrush current. Extends equipment life. Minimizes electrical stress.
See why dual zone technology is superior
• 2x more efficient starting
• Smaller wire gauge needed
• Lower inrush current
• More power at same HP
• Superior voltage stability
• Lower installation costs
• Better load distribution
• Extended equipment life
• Standard starting efficiency
• Larger wire required
• Higher inrush current
• Standard power output
• Voltage drops under load
• Higher installation costs
• Single power source
• More electrical stress
Trusted by professionals across multiple sectors
CNC mills, lathes, grinders in multiple zones
Separate cutting and finishing areas
Job site equipment in different zones
Barn and shop equipment
Lifts, compressors, diagnostic equipment
Assembly and production zones
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Industry-leading support and service
Technical specialists available
12 warehouses across USA
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