Phase Converter Selector - Shop by Equipment

Sizing Wizard

Welcome to our phase converter selection tool. Select your equipment from the dropdown below, and we'll help determine the right size phase converter based on typical load categories. We recommend NL models for your needs. Additionally, for larger setups, DualZone models are available as an option. DualZone phase converters are sometimes necessary because they might not have enough utility service to start a single larger converter, by dividing the starting process into zones. The service kVA should be higher than or equal to the converter HP for reliable operation.

Step 1: Select Your Equipment

Choose the equipment you plan to run:

Step 2: Optional Sizing Recommendation by Technician

For an optional sizing recommendation by a phase converter technician, generate a quote here: Generate Quote

Resistive Load Selector

If you have a resistive load, enter the amps below to get a recommendation (1 HP per amp):

Learn More About DualZone Phase Converters

Watch this video to learn more about how the DualZone phase converter works:

Detailed Sizing Guide

Phase converters are sized based on load type, with specific multipliers:

Load Type Multiplier Examples
Easy Load 1x Saws, Drill Press, Milling Machines
Medium Load 1.5x Mixers, Small Lathes
Hard Load 2x Lathes, CNC Machines, Pumps, Press Brake, Wide Belt Sander
Very Hard Load 2.5x Air Compressors, HVAC, Fans, Hydraulic Presses
Resistive Loads 1 HP per Amp Welders, Battery Chargers, Ovens

Sized by the largest load, calculated by a professional, typically based on total HP of equipment running simultaneously.

Check utility power at the main breaker panel or determine the size of the utility transformer (e.g., 15 KVA, 25 KVA, 50 KVA, etc.), as KVA indicates available amperage. Ensure KVA is larger than the HP of the phase converter; for example, a 50 KVA (200 amps) service cannot start a 60 HP converter, but a DualZone 30/60 can be used for 60 HP total. For high voltage (460-480V) single-phase power, consult a sales representative.

Safety and compliance with state/local regulations are emphasized, with UL-listed phase converters recommended. If power is insufficient for starting but adequate for running, DualZone Phase Converters can be utilized. Converters can be expanded by pairing multiple units (e.g., a 30 HP and 20 HP converter can make a 50 HP system). Professional sizing assistance is available by calling 888-379-3481 or emailing for multiple equipment setups.

Additional Notes

  • If your equipment isn't listed, contact support for assistance.
  • Ensure your utility power can support the converter (e.g., breaker panel size should exceed converter HP).
  • For high voltage (460V+) or complex setups, contact support.
  • This is a general guide; for precise needs, call us at [Your Phone Number] or email [Your Email].

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What type of issue are you experiencing?

💡 Quick Check

A humming converter that won't start usually means:

  • Low voltage - Wire may be too small or the run is too long for your distance
  • Weak service - Your electrical service may not be strong enough to start the converter
  • Starting under load - Make sure all equipment is OFF before starting the converter (including transformers)
  • Loose connections - Check that all wire connections are good and tight

💡 Quick Check

Strange noises or vibration can be caused by:

  • Fused contactor - The two pole contactor may be fused together
  • Voltage drop - Your single phase line voltage may be dropping
  • Wiring issue - The motor may be connected wrong

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When does the breaker trip?

💡 Instant Trip - Quick Check

If the breaker trips instantly, either:

  • Breaker is too small - Converter needs a larger breaker for startup surge
  • Wrong breaker type - It's not rated for a motor load (needs an overload type breaker)
  • Direct short - You have a direct short somewhere in the wiring

💡 Delayed Trip - Quick Check

If the breaker trips after a second or more:

  • Check motor connections - Make sure you have the motor connected properly
  • Do not use wire nuts - Use proper terminal connections instead
  • Check your voltage - See if your single phase line is dropping below 215 volts

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We can provide limited support for other brands. For the best help, we recommend contacting your unit's manufacturer. However, we're happy to answer general questions!

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