2. Output power difference: 50Hz AC power is the standard speed, and its output power and torque are relatively stable; However, 60Hz AC power has a high rotational speed and a high linear velocity on the rotor surface, which greatly limits the increase in capacity and results in relatively low output power and torque.
3. Differences in application scope: There are certain differences in voltage, current, and power between 50Hz and 60Hz AC power. Generally speaking, portable power stations with an output frequency of 50Hz AC are suitable for countries with a voltage of 220 volts, such as China, most European countries, and some Asian countries; Portable power stations with 60Hz AC power are suitable for countries with a voltage of 110 volts, such as the United States, Canada, Japan, etc.
4. Differences in equipment compatibility: Due to the voltage, current, and power differences between 50Hz and 60Hz AC power, some electrical equipment may not function properly under different frequencies of AC power. Therefore, when using imported appliances, it is important to pay attention to whether they support the local AC frequency.
Overall, the difference between 50Hz and 60Hz is mainly reflected in aspects such as speed, output power, applicability, and equipment compatibility. In practical applications, there are certain differences in performance and effectiveness between these two frequencies of alternating current, and the appropriate frequency needs to be selected according to the requirements of specific countries and equipment.
