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We moved with our company recently from the Middle East to the Philippines. One of our machines is a 1325 CNC router from NAIK/China. We purchased the machine with a voltage setting of 3-phase 380V/50Hz. Here in the Philippines, only 3-phase 220V/60Hz is available. We tried to contact the manufacturer, but the company seems to be out of business.
Does anyone have experience with converting a CNC router to a different voltage & frequency? We would like to avoid buying a generator or an expensive step-up converter if possible.
Inside the controller box is a EURA Drives Frequency controller. I assume that we could at least adjust the frequency, but it does not step-up the voltage.
Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.
We moved with our company recently from the Middle East to the Philippines. One of our machines is a 1325 CNC router from NAIK/China. We purchased the machine with a voltage setting of 3-phase 380V/50Hz. Here in the Philippines, only 3-phase 220V/60Hz is available. We tried to contact the manufacturer, but the company seems to be out of business.
Does anyone have experience with converting a CNC router to a different voltage & frequency? We would like to avoid buying a generator or an expensive step-up converter if possible.
Inside the controller box is a EURA Drives Frequency controller. I assume that we could at least adjust the frequency, but it does not step-up the voltage.
Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.
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