Phoenix Phase Converters Support
Here When You Need Us
Support, sizing, manuals, wiring diagrams, and installation guides for Phoenix phase converters.
Call 1(888)212-2926
Which phase converter do I need?
Phase converter selection comes down to three things: the horsepower of your largest motor, the voltage you have and need, and the type of machine you run.
- General machinery: NL and PL models cover lathes, mills, saws, and more.
- Air compressors: choose a compressor duty converter.
- Different voltage: a transformer package (NLTA, PLTA) matches your supply.
- Hands-free operation: AutoLink coordinates converter operation with your equipment.
- Two work areas: DualZone powers both from one system.
Not sure? Our team will size it for you — call 1(888)212-2926.
What to send us
Sending these with your support request helps us answer faster.
- 1Photos of the nameplate
- 2Voltage info
- 3Horsepower
- 4Model family
- 5Wiring diagram if available
Helpful resources
Sizing
Match converter size to your largest motor, total load, and machine type.
Manuals
Product manuals for every Phoenix model family.
Wiring Diagrams
Clear diagrams for connecting your converter and equipment.
Installation Guides
Step-by-step setup guides for a clean, safe install.
Phase Converter Selection
Help choosing the right model for your shop.
Popular product families
NL
Rotary phase converter for general shop machinery.
Shop NL →PL
Panel-style converter built for dependable everyday use.
Shop PL →NLA
AutoLink compressor-duty converter for compressors, HVAC and refrigeration.
Shop NLA →NLTA
NL converter paired with a transformer for voltage matching.
Shop NLTA →PLTA
PL converter with a transformer package included.
Shop PLTA →AutoLink
Link box that automatically connects your equipment, transformer or another converter.
Shop AutoLink →Compressor Duty
Built for air compressors and high-demand compressor applications.
Shop Compressor Duty →Transformer Package
Converter plus transformer for 208V, 240V, or 480V needs.
Shop Transformer Package →DualZone
Run machines in two separate areas from one system.
Shop DualZone →
