How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself by Caldwell, Michael J.

How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781496166159)

Vendor: Michael J. Caldwell
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Format: Paperback
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How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself by Caldwell, Michael J.

How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself

$15.00
How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself by Caldwell, Michael J.

How to Design and build a Phase Converter: Save 50 precent on the cost, by doing it yourself

$15.00
Format: Paperback
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This book (how to design and build a phase converter) is from a tried and true method that I have use many times over the past 30 years. I am sure that anyone with some basic electrical experience, can follow these instructions and diagrams with no problem. With these same instruction, I have built converters ranging in sizes from, 2 to 37 horsepower, they can be built even larger if necessary. For locations in which three-phase electricity is not an option, then a phase converter is a better and more economical choice than a generator. Even if you were to purchase a Brand new phase converter from the factory, it would be the cheapest and most economical way to go.

Author: Michael J. Caldwell
ISBN-10: 1496166159
ISBN-13: 9781496166159
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 03/05/2014
Pages: 24
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.10lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.05d
By Michael J. Caldwell
By Michael J. Caldwell
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After finishing college with a electrical engineering degree in 1972. I went to work at Gerber's can plant. After working there only three months, the vice president asked me to build him a phase converter to power his machine shop at his house. At this point, being fresh out of college, I had no idea what a phase converter was, much less, how to build one. So I went back to my American electricians handbook and got up to speed on phase converters. After spending several hours at the public library, I gathered all the knowledge of the parts needed to build a converter. Two weeks later, the machine shop was up and running flawlessly. This shop is still running today. These days, the knowledge that a person would need, to build a converter, you can go straight to your computer and get it.

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