1-to-3 Goes the Distance with Stable, Reliable Power

The cost to travel ten miles doesn’t seem expensive: most people drive more than ten miles every day for less than the cost of a gallon of gas. But to a utility company faced with extending three-phase distribution to rural parts of the country, ten miles is quite expensive, at a total cost of somewhere

Single-Phase Power Source for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Single Phase Power Solutions introduces the 1-to-3 Microgrid Power Source, a single-phase solution for Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations.  Ideal for remote areas without access to three-phase power, the 1-to-3 Power Source uses revolutionary Written-Pole Technology to generate solid and reliable 3-phase, 480V input from existing single-phase infrastructure. This allows EV charging stations to be installed
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Powering Three-Phase Equipment as Easy as 1-to-3™ for Custom Cabinet Maker

(Pomona, Kansas) – Like many businesses, Wray’s Woodworking started as a hobby.  Now, after nearly two decades of supplying custom residential cabinets, the business is well known for their quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.  While customers appreciate their crisp mitered corners, and the silky-smooth surfaces of the cabinet facings, they give little thought to

3-Phase Without a VFD. The New Alternative to 3-Phase Line Extension

The BELLE™ 1-to-3 Micro-grid is the perfect alternative to three-phase line extension. Capable of producing three-phase power from a single-phase line our patented three-phase micro-grid comes in sizes up to 100HP and effectively eliminates the need for Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) or Phase Converters. All at a fraction of the cost of three-phase line extension. NO
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“More Power” for Mayday Sand Mine, Valdosta, Georgia

Do you remember the catch phrase “More power!” from the old sitcom “Home Improvement”? That is what Single Phase Power Solutions, LLC (SPPS) and a Georgia electrical utility is bringing to the Mayday Sand Mine, a division of Rountree Materials, Inc., near Valdosta, GA. The local power company was faced with a dilemma: How to supply