Single-phase and three-phase are two common power supply methods in power systems. The main difference between them lies in the number of phases of the power supply and the phase of the voltage.
The three-phase power system is usually used in industrial and commercial scenes that require high power, but sometimes in some specific cases, it is necessary to convert three-phase electricity into single-phase electricity for use by specific equipment. The three-phase power supply can be converted to single-phase power supply by connecting the appropriate winding configuration of the transformer. Specifically, any two phases of the three-phase transformer can be connected together as a common neutral line, and the remaining third phase is output as a single-phase power supply. In this way, the original three-phase electricity is converted into single-phase electricity.
Three-phase electricity contains three phases, and there is a time difference between the voltages of each phase. Single-phase electricity has only one phase. In some application scenarios, the device may only need a single-phase power supply, or one phase of the three-phase power supply may have a voltage difference with the other two phases, and a separate power supply process is required. In this case, the conversion from three-phase to single-phase becomes particularly important.
The following is the connection method of Sinbosen LA cabinet LAS4+8 three-phase to single-phase