Hello , I'm hoping someone can advise me . I have a cinema projector that uses a 1000w xenon lamp. This lamp requires a DC power supply of 24vdc at around 40A. I have an Irem rectifying power supply that is suitable for this purpose but it requires a 3 x 415vac 3 phase supply. It is rated as follows
IREM Rectifier Power Supply for Xenon Arc Lamp - N3-X50DM
Input AC 3.PE CL1 - Range: 342-418U - Frequency: 48-52Hz - Power: 2.6kVAmax -
Output DC - Range: 18-28V 30-50 A- No-load Voltage: 85V -
I don't have 3ph available so My question is am I better off finding a VFD to power the existing rectifier I have , or would it be better to disregard the 3 ph rectifier and find a single phase rectifier ? If a VFD is an option could someone recommend a model to me?
(Forgive me if this is a silly question ) I'm assuming the single phase rec would have far lower running costs in terms of power consumption , than using a 3ph rect powered by a VFD ?
I'm based in the UK.
Any advice will be gratefully received.
Best wishes
Jon
IREM Rectifier Power Supply for Xenon Arc Lamp - N3-X50DM
Input AC 3.PE CL1 - Range: 342-418U - Frequency: 48-52Hz - Power: 2.6kVAmax -
Output DC - Range: 18-28V 30-50 A- No-load Voltage: 85V -
I don't have 3ph available so My question is am I better off finding a VFD to power the existing rectifier I have , or would it be better to disregard the 3 ph rectifier and find a single phase rectifier ? If a VFD is an option could someone recommend a model to me?
(Forgive me if this is a silly question ) I'm assuming the single phase rec would have far lower running costs in terms of power consumption , than using a 3ph rect powered by a VFD ?
I'm based in the UK.
Any advice will be gratefully received.
Best wishes
Jon