110 to 220 help!!

[Hawk81]

Electricity possibly

thats brilliant. Alot of help. If you are just gonna take the **** then sure what is the point in this forum or my being a member of it. Cheers ian

 

[ian.settle1]

thats brilliant. Alot of help. If you are just gonna take the **** then sure what is the point in this forum or my being a member of it. Cheers ian

It was only meant as a bit of light hearted banter, but you have admit you did leave yourself open then way you phrased the question.

 

[Manuellynch]

400v would be standard

All of our AC to DC power supplies are 90-277VAC input - would there be many requirements for these in UK? All are UL, CE and RoHS compliant

Axiom NZ White LED Lighting for lighting

They are IP68 as well.

 

[Hawk81]

All of our AC to DC power supplies are 90-277VAC input - would there be many requirements for these in UK? All are UL, CE and RoHS compliant

Axiom NZ White LED Lighting for lighting

They are IP68 as well.

when they can be wired in 230v ac then there could be use for then in the uk.

 

[Hawk81]

It was only meant as a bit of light hearted banter, but you have admit you did leave yourself open then way you phrased the question.

ok maybe i didn't phrase my question properly. But a light hearted joke would have had a couple of smiley's not those laughing faces with the ha ha ha.

 

[Manuellynch]

when they can be wired in 230v ac then there could be use for then in the uk.

No problem on 230VAC. We have done several installations in the Netherlands and in France.

Here is one we did in Toulousse - Rollin - Axiom NZ in Gilles Conan Espace EDF-Bazacle

Here is one Axiom did in Auckland at the airport - Axiom NZ at Auckland International Airport

I just want to know if our power units are priced competitively for UK market.

Is $40 USD for a 60Watt power supply 230VAC input to 12VDC output competitive?

 

[mogga]

has anyone checked out the AXIOM link ffs one of the products has a mains connection box with what looks like Screwits for connections ffs

 

[fuse]

I have worked with 110v 3 phase motors before on air craft however its also 400Hz

 

[colin maclean]

you wont be able to go from 110v to 220v . The 110v 3ph arrangement is common in the steel industry as i have recently installed a 20kva 3ph 440v.... 110v 3ph transformer. the distributuion for the 3 ph 110v was to supply grinding buff motors