RHC

High-power factor, regenerative PWM converter RHC Series

Features

  • The RHC series PWM converter can significantly reduce the high-frequency current generated by the inverter.By using this converter with the inverter, the conversion factor ki, which is given in the guideline for the suppression of harmonics in household and general equipment by Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), can be set to “0”.
  • Since the equipment can be operated with the power-factor being almost “1,” it is possible to downsize the capacity of the power supply equipment.
  • The regenerated energy, all of which is returned to the power source, promotes energy saving.


Power and Model Variation

• Rated input AC voltage
Nominal input Input AC voltage
Three-phase 200V 200V to 220V 50/60Hz
Three-phase 400V 380V*, 400V to 440V 50/60Hz

* The capacity needs to be reduced for the input less than 400V.

• Allowable input power variation
Voltage : +10 to -15%
Frequency : +5 to -5%
Voltage unbalance : 3% or less
• Capacity range
Three-phase 200V : 7.5 to 90kW    11 models
Three-phase 400V : 7.5 to 630kW    22 models

Outline Specifications

Item Specifications
Series name RHC-C
Overload rating Output: 150%/minute*

Regeneration: 150%/minute* (continuous regeneration at 100%)

* When CT type applied. The rate becomes 120% when VT type applied.
Input power factor 95% or more (at 100% load)
Input harmonics The conversion factor ki, which is given in the guideline for the suppression of harmonics in household and general equipment by Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), can be set to “0”.
Protective function overcurrent, overvoltage, overload, overheat, fusing(18.5kW or more), abnormal frequency, undervoltage, charging circuit error, external alarm
Alarm output 1c contact (Communications optional cards including RS485 and SX bus can be used.)
Enclosure Mechanical cooling, open type (IP00)
Applicable inverter FRENIC5000G11S/P11S series

FRENIC5000VG7S series

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