Can anyone explain Husqvarna Prime to me? What is high frequency electric here? The motor is in the power unit, how is the power transferred to the tool? Is that electric too or is this just a fancy hydraulic power unit or just like a giant Dremel flex shaft? Can’t even find any reviews, I’m sure because anyone actually buying this stuff is having these conversations with a rep at a demo.
everything you're asking is information plainly available right on the manufacturer's website.
>>2878137>Can anyone explain
>>2878144Not OP bit they are pretty secretive about it. There’s no voltage or frequency listed anywhere online for the prime tools
>>2878153>they are pretty secretive about itno, I don't think they are. but even if there is something mysterious about it, you just need a loose coupled oscilloscope on the output side to find out.
>>2878144>information plainly available right on the manufacturer's website.this. interesting what it is. not really mysterious if you read the stuff available on their website.
From what I read, it seems like it's an external brushless driver to jew the fuck out of whoever buys into their brand.
>>2878155>>2878156> plainly available in their websiteShow us where it is then. I’m not buying a tool and a power pack and an oscilloscope to see what it runs on
>>2878162Right there on the product page. Can't miss it. Voltage, current, power, frequency. Can't miss it. Even if you're blind, your braille reader will spit the figures out eventually.But here you go. Proof of existence. All you have to do is go to the product page yourself and read the answers to your questions.
>>2878164Those are the input specs, not the output specs, you genius.
>>2878144>>2878156Yes, where? You can read about the input requirements for the power packs, but not about how they transfer force to the tools. There’s one reference to “matches hydraulic” which suggests it’s something else, but that’s it.Even reading the manuals for the power packs, it doesn’t describe the principle of operation.This is on the English husqvarnaconstruction.com.
>>2878165No, they're not.
>>2878168Okay, where are the outputs going? What are they powering and how? Only thing that’s output there is the wattage.
>>2878170The output power, at the rated current(s), are being transmitted to the tool at the stated frequency.Why would they include one output rating with three input ratings?Why do you care so much if you understand absolutely nothing about electricity?
>>2878172Yeah they put a $7000 driver unit between the wall and the 220/480V 60Hz dual input tool and decided to call it high frequency for the lulz. Surely the contractor that might buy this will care more about seeing the frequency the tool is driven at in the closed system than the frequency the whole system takes from the wall outlet, because they mention nothing about that.
>>2878172Please explain how you get 8.7hp from these current and voltage figures.One thing they are explicit about is *the motor is in the power pack, not in the tool*. How does the power get from the motor to the blade/chain? That’s the basic question here.
>>2878162>I’m not buying a tool and a power packbased on the prices... you aren't buying it.
>>2878184>One thing they are explicit about is *the motor is in the power pack, not in the tool*.nowhere is this stated. the electric 3 phase water cooled motors are in the tool.these are souped up brushless tools. dingus
>>2878167ok skippy. I'm going to spoon feed you what I found on their website with about 10 minutes of looking...the large box (power supply) takes single or 3 phase power and then feeds it to the tools. if you plug it into single phase power you get less power out. it is a phase converter.there is a connection for water into the power supply. this is also fed to the tool to cool it.how did I find this information?the website specsthe user manualsthe parts manualsit shows that each device has a motor in it with 6 electrical connections.they mention hydraulics because they are saying the the units put out the same amount of power (or close to) as hydraulics. nothing on the site says they are hydraulic.you can't afford these tools, and if you get them you are to stupid to use them.
>>2878221> it is a phase converter.Wow genius, whole fucking OP question was what does it convert to?>>2878172>>2878164> the output power, voltage, freq is the same as the input power What is the point of the $7k power pack then
>>2878618>Wow genius, whole fucking OP question was what does it convert to?my god you are thick as a stump. it's like you can't read, or even think.it converts... wait for it... single phase power to... wait for it... 3 phase power you great gibbering baboon.>What is the point of the $7k power pack thensimple you vagina blood fart. to convert single phase power to three phase power (when needed) and provide cooling water to the tools. why is this so hard to understand?now do the world a favor and not breed.
