Don't know if you are just looking for information or you have a need to power a 3 phase machine using your single phase power at home. If you are looking to power your 3 phase machines then I think you should ignore the static converter and consider using a rotary phase converter or VFD (Variable Frequency Drive). Using a static converter supplies reduced power to your machine.
I totally agree with Benny. A static phase converter would be my last choice. Not only will your machine not reach full power but it can make a good machine sound bad or possibly cause it to go bad. I had a Sharp mill for many years. I initially used a SPC on it. I started hearing a knocking sound that I thought was the spindle bearings. I switched to a VFD and the knocking sound went away and the mill had considerably more power. I was told that the SPC caused the motor to run more intermittently and did not supply smooth power, thus causing the knocking phenomenon.
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