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HPA series

Inverter Power Supply

A variable-frequency AC source that can stand in for the mains of any destination market — and for 400 Hz aircraft, marine and communications buses.

Nepson HPA inverter / AC power source

Built for the bench that has to look like every grid

The HPA series delivers maximum rated power for any output voltage up to 300 VAC (520 VAC per phase) and at any frequency between 40 Hz and 499.9 Hz. Input frequency is listed as 50 Hz, 60 Hz or 400 Hz.

Output is a galvanically isolated sine wave. PWM keeps the cabinet compact; an IGBT module is specified for efficiency, low noise and reliability. A 300% overload capability is published, with electronic / instant-trip / alarm protection for overload, over-temperature, instant cut-off and short circuit.

Published behaviour

FamilyHPA series variable frequency converters
RoleSimulate the AC voltage and frequency used in all countries; R&D, production test, QA
Input frequency50 Hz, 60 Hz or 400 Hz
Output voltage0–300 VAC selectable (520 VAC per phase on the published high figure)
Output frequency40–499.9 Hz; programmable key-lock setting
WaveformPure and stable sine wave, galvanically isolated
Topology notesPWM; IGBT module
MeteringLED display of output voltage, frequency, ampere, wattage and power factor
OverloadSustained 300% overload capability
Load typesResistive, capacitive, inductive and non-linear
Start-upSelf-test at power on

kVA frame sizes for the HPA family are not printed on the live product page. Ask for the rating table with the enquiry.

HPA front-panel controls: frequency, voltage, current, wattage HPA cabinets on the factory floor with doors open

Questions buyers actually ask

Can one cabinet cover 50 Hz export goods and 400 Hz avionics?

The published output range is 40–499.9 Hz and the copy lists commercial 50/60 Hz plus communication, military, avionics and marine 400 Hz. Confirm the current rating for the 400 Hz point before treating it as dual-use.

Is the output isolated?

Yes. The page states galvanically isolated, with a no-harmonic-distortion (EMI, EMC) claim attached to that sentence.