Our digital phase converters range from $1625 for a 5 HP model to $24,925 for a 75 HP model, so the price depends mainly on the horsepower and output amperage you need. Financing is available, and our best price guarantee means we will beat any comparable USA-made converter by 5%.

Choose a digital phase converter when you are running voltage-sensitive or precision equipment, such as CNC machines, VFD-controlled motors, elevators, HVAC units or electronics. The solid-state design maintains voltage balance within 2%, runs quietly and efficiently, and draws very little standby power, helping to protect your motors and equipment when left running unattended for long periods.

The main benefits of digital phase converters include improved power quality. Solid-state conversion delivers the highest-quality power of any converter type, with precise voltage control that holds balance within 2% to protect sensitive equipment. A single unit can run multiple machines at once, from a welder to a CNC router. The setup is simple, with no programming and no moving parts; a digital converter stays quiet and is cost-effective to run.

All digital phase converters share the same core technology: solid-state, electronic conversion that turns single-phase input into three-phase power with no moving parts. This is a different technology fromstatic phase converters and digital phase shifters, which run one motor at reduced power, so the digital static phase converters some people search for are not considered true digital phase converters

A rotary phase converter uses an idler motor to generate the third leg of power. It is rugged, handles all load types, and comes with a lifetime warranty. A digital phase converter produces its output electronically, maintains a tighter voltage balance, runs more quietly and is more efficient, making it a better fit for precision and voltage-sensitive equipment. Both deliver full 3-phase power to run your equipment at its rated power; digital typically costs a little more for the same horsepower.