Single-Phase IGBT Power Controller – PWMAPR

Power control

Fields of application

Voltage stabilization (welding stations and machines, electro-erosion machines), temperature control (film stretchers, electric ovens), light intensity variation (photo studios, nurseries).

Benefits

  • Does not emit harmonics
  • Does not deteriorate power factor
  • Works with any type of load
  • Eliminates the need for a step-down transformer on the secondary side
  • Can be operated as a simple stabilized power supply
  • Output short-circuit protection
Reference : PWMAPR
Retail price
, depending on configuration
€4,098
Discounts available on request

Features

Fuji Electric’s PWMAPR-M single-phase power regulator adjusts the power supply to industrial loads using pulse-width modulation (PWM) control with IGBT transistors. When combined with the included filter, this technology delivers a sinusoidal output voltage and maintains the load’s power factor. It is particularly well-suited for applications where power quality must meet thermal control requirements. The included display facilitates parameter setup and operational monitoring. The control modes allow the unit to be adjusted to the desired current, voltage, or power, while optional communication modules facilitate integration into an automated system.

 

Applied loadResistive load, inductive load, capacitive load, transformer primary control, rectifier primary control
Single-phase rated current [A]
(Ambient temperature 40°C)
20 A, 80 A, 160 A
Control circuit power supplySupply voltageSingle-phase: 200 V AC - 240 V AC ± 10% 50/60 Hz ± 2.5 Hz
Feeding capacity25 VA
Internal heat value [W] (at rated current)180 W, 450 W, 900 W
Control typeWaveform control method
Output voltage adjustment range
Input current distortion rate
Output current distortion rate
Input-output characteristics
Output voltage control method
Type of settingsSetting of soft-start time and soft-rise/lower time
CLR settings (current limit regulation)
VLR (voltage limit regulation)
P setting
l setting
Heater disconnection detection setting
Gradient setting
Base load setting
Manual setting
Automatic setting
Function typeRUN / STOP switching signal (RUN)
Auto / manual switching signal (AUTO)
Alarm reset signal (RST)
Network communication
Error detection and protectionOvercurrent
Overheating error
CPU memory error
Communication error
Heater disconnection
Control input circuit not connected
Power supply error
Current limit and voltage limit
Main circuit fuse blown
Cooling fan life
Low supply voltage
Power supply overvoltage
Ambient temperature-5 to +40°C (reduced relative to current rating at temperatures above +40°C and below +55°C)
Storage temperature-20 to +60 °C
Ambient humidity30-90% RH (non-condensing)
EnvironmentAbsence of corrosive gases, dust, substances and actions promoting deterioration of insulation, or vibrations; indoor use at altitudes of up to 1000 m.

 


FAQ — PWM-ARP Single-Phase Power Controller

1. What is the difference between an IGBT PWM controller and a thyristor dimmer?

A thyristor dimmer can adjust power by cutting off half-cycles at specific phase angles. The PWM-APR uses PWM modulation and a filter to produce a sinusoidal output. Our article explains the control principles of SCR power controllers to help you understand this difference.


2. What types of loads can be controlled using the PWM-APR single-phase power controller?

The expected loads include resistive, inductive, and capacitive loads, as well as the primary-side control of transformers and rectifiers. Their compatibility must be verified with respect to the operating conditions and the device’s design specifications.


3. Are the filter and display included with the controller?

Yes. The PWM-APR power regulator comes with a filter suitable for the wire gauge and a setting indicator. Communication modules and certain control accessories are sold separately.


4. Can the PWM-APR power controller be controlled from a PLC?

Yes, with the appropriate interfaces. The optional RPM003-AM and RPM003-AC modules enable Modbus RTU and CC-Link communication, respectively. They must be included in the selected configuration.


 

5. Does the PWM-APR power controller need to be paired with a temperature controller ?

To maintain a temperature, the PID controller calculates the heating demand, and the PWM-APR power controller regulates the power supply to the load. Our guide explains how a PID control loop works and how the equipment works together.

Documentation

Certificates

Certificate: EU declaration of conformity IGBT PWM APR-M 1 phase power controller

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Certificates

Certificate : CE declaration of conformity IGBT PWM APR-M 1 phase power controller

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Application sheet

Application: Plastics and carbon fiber processing, harmonic suppression and temperature control

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Application sheet

Application: Revolutionizing the electrification of industrial furnaces with Fuji Electric power controllers

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Manuals

Manual : PWMAPR 3-phase IGBT power controller

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Brochures

Brochure: APR power controllers

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Single-Phase IGBT Power Controller – PWMAPR

Public price
4,098 €

Reference: PWMAPR

Discounts available on request