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Failsafe Power Supplies

London TW7 6EL, United Kingdom

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What Failsafe Power Supplies does.

Failsafe Power Supplies, based in the United Kingdom and founded in 2026, specializes in manufacturing high-powered frequency converters and rectifiers with over 40 years of experience. The company offers a range of products including aircraft ground power units (GPUs), 400Hz to 50/60Hz frequency converters, and 50/60Hz to 400Hz reverse converters for both aerospace and industrial applications. Their products are galvanically isolated and suitable for marine and military use. Failsafe Power Supplies holds a standard 2-year warranty on their models and maintains stock of common configurations. The company's legacy converters from the 1990s are still in operation across various sectors, demonstrating their durability.

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