AC-DC Inverter DC24V to AC110-220V
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1. Application
AC/DC inverter is designed for switching DC24V to AC110-220V. They can be usedoutdoors or on home appliance as emergency power. Usually, cord with AC powersocket and the DC power cord with DC battery. When the load connects to the DCpower cord with DC power, if the commercial power falls, the inverter will convert thebatttery voltage to AC voltage and go on supplying. When the commercial power restall,the inverter will switch to charge the battery by itself. When the battery is fully charged,it will stop automatically.
2. Feature
AC voltage available for AC 100V, 110V, 120V, 220V, 230V or 240V at request.Each unit contains two AC sockets available for two pin plugs.Automatic function change for inverter or batttery charge.Selective 4 AC voltage for each unit, such as when AC 110V, it will be available for AC110V, 120V, 130V and 140V.Different led indicator for function of inverter and charger.Each unit contain a AC cord for AC input voltage besides.Model ZUP-300 and ZUP-300A unit contains an extra power cord for DC battery.Products applicable for:
A. Personal computer.
B. Various video/audio equipment. (TV, casset, tape record, etc.)
C. Small motor equipment.
D. Various lighting equipment. Protection:
a. Protection for short circuit and polarity reverse of battery.
b. Overload fuse protection for charging current, input voltage and output voltage.
3. Specification
| Type | DC Voltage | Capacity | Charging Current |
| ZUP-300VA | DC12V, 24V | max.300W | max.25A |
| ZUP-500VA | DC12V, 24V | max.500W | max.35A |
| ZUP-1000VA | DC12V, 24V | max.1000W | max.35A |
| ZUP-1500VA | DC12V, 24V | max.1500W | max.45A |
| ZUP-2000VA | DC12V, 24V | max.2000W | max.60A |
| ZUP-3000VA | DC24V, 48V | max.3000W | max.90A |
| ZUP-5000VA | DC24V, 48V | max.5000W | max.150A |
- Q: Does anyone have any knowledge or experience with what happens if you try to run two different power supply transformers from the same AC line input. Can you do that? I have one transformer with a primary DC resistance of 28 ohms. I have a second transformer with a primary DC resistance of 265 ohms. I want to run these two transformers from the same AC power cord input. I tried connecting their primaries in series across the AC cord input, and the resulting secondary outputs from both transformers were lower than expected for a no-load condition. I am a little concerned about trying to connect the two transformer primaries in parallel.Any ideas?
- Transformers are connected with their primaries in parallel quite often. However don't connect the secondaries in parallel. For instance a step down 120 to 6.3 volt transformer can be used to power the filaments of a vacuum tubes in an amplifier while a stepup 120 to 350 volt transformer is used to provide the operating voltage for the tubes. Both transformers would use the same input voltage and would run off the same ac line. In practice both the step up and step down transformers end up being combined into one transformer.
- Q: A neon sign transformer has a 350 W AC output with an rms voltage of 13 kV when connected to a normal household outlet. There are 500 turns of wire in the primary coil.A How many turns of wire does the secondary coil have?B When the transformer is running at full power, what is the current in the secondary coil?C The current in the primary coil?I know what equations I would use, but I don't have enough information to use them. Can someone at least set these up and show me how to plug the numbers I have into the correct equations?
- A neon sign transformer has a 350 W AC output with an rms voltage of 13 kV when connected to a normal household outlet. There are 500 turns of wire in the primary coil. Power output Power input Power Volts * Amps 350 13,000 * amps Amps 0.0269 amps current in the primary coil? House voltage 120 volts 350 120 * amps Amps ≈ 2.92 current in the secondary coil? Amp Ratio 2.92 ÷ 0.0292 100 : 1 Wire ratio 100 : 1 A How many turns of wire does the secondary coil have? 50,000
- Q: i want to know the actual lyrics for the Transformers theme that was re-covered by Mute Math. i heard that they changed some of the lyrics but i would like to know the exact changes, thanks.
- Whoa she just gave you the best answer!!
- Q: how low voltage smelting transformer can be modified to a higher voltage to be used in ferronickel production
- You need to provide more information about the original use of the transformer. Nickel smelting is a very specialized application that calls for a 'submerged arc'. Basically, the arc is fairly short and will essentially be submerged in a layer of slag on top of the molten material. It is a semi-continuous process in that periodically, some of molten nickel is poured off. The stream of molten nickel is blasted with water that causes the nickel to solidify into small pellets. Steel melting furnaces, by contrast, involve a much longer arc. The slag layer in the furnace is much thinner, and much of the arc is above the slag. It is a batch process in that once the 'campaign' has been completed, the entire melt is 'tapped' - poured into a tundish either to be cast into ingots or to feed a continuous casting process to make billets, slabs or even plates. There are other smelting processes for other materials - for example, silicon is produced via a smelting process. I would guess that if the voltage requirements of the nickel smelting process are different from the requirements of the original utilization, then it would be necessary that the transformer be redesigned and rewound - something that I would not expect to be very practical.
- Q: I am throwing my sons 7th birthday party, and again this year it is Transformers. He is asking to have some unique foods as oppose to traditional party pizza. We, of course will still have a cake but I am drawing blanks to food ideas. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance!!
- Robot Party Food
- Q: Hello forum,I have a question pertaining to transformers. I understand the current oscillating in a coil of wires around a toroid-type metal induces a moving magnetic field in the metal, which induces current in another set of coils on the other side, right? If I'm slightly correct, yay1) Are transformers specifically AC? Can there be DC transformers or would I have to rectify it after it's been stepped-down?2) Is the output voltage independent of the current? Let's say I have 50W, 120V stepped-up to 240V. If I change the power supply to 100W, will the voltage still be stepped up the same, while current would be twice as high? (Ideally)Thanks!
- Lines of force. That is what defines what and how transformers work. The material and configuration of a transformer govern it's efficiency. A torroid is more efficient than a transformer formed from alternating stacks of grain oriented steel. Copper wire is more efficient than aluminum because of lower resistance. Silver would be better but too expensive. Your Physics book says that 1:1 turns give a 1:1 voltage transfer. It does if the proper number of turns are used to provide the right number of lines of force, There is a certain amount lost to resistance and eddy current losses in the transformer core. When you introduce DC into the core, you interfere with the transfer of the AC voltage. A small amount of DC can saturate a transformer and stop it from working or control the way it works. Called a saturable reactor, this method was used to control many power systems before triac and SCR control systems took over. Your ignition (Kettering system) works by intoducing a DV voltage into a step up transformer and then cutting it off. A typical system used to use a 1:400 turns ratio to work.
- Q: I loved transformers as a kid, but recently, I've rediscovered them. Now I want all of them again, especially Masterpiece editions. Yeah, they're cool, but wtf?!? Why do I want them so bad? I'm looking at a FOC Grimlock that I'm about to customize and resell. He doesn't know. Why do I want these toys as an adult man?!? Yes, I have a hot wife and kids and a decent career, so shut up with the dumb(er) stuff. Thanks!
- As long as it doesn't interfere with the important things in life, I don't see anything wrong with recapturing some of your youth with the toys you once loved. I mean, you (and I) *are* the target audience for the Masterpiece Transformers--at $100-$200 a pop, with fairly complicated transformations, and specifically designed to look like the G1 cartoon versions of the characters, these Transformers aren't for today's kids, they're for us '80s kids who now have disposable income and will spend the money for the definitive version of the G1 characters we grew up with. That's why we want them--they're made for us to want. :D Every guy has a hobby (and probably more than just one). Collecting fancy Transformers really isn't that different from, say, souping up cars, or putting together a home theater, or collecting Blu-rays, or whatever else guys our age are into. And besides, if you get over your Transformers bug, you can always sell or pass on your collection to someone else. Over the years I've picked up the Masterpiece versions of Optimus Prime, Megatron, Starscream, and Grimlock, and more recently I've sold off all of them except Optimus (yeah, I'm going to hang on to him); even though they were all loose, I actually wound up selling them for more than I paid for them new (that's how prized some of these Masterpieces are).
- Q: I was testing a transformer I had bought, and I tested the voltage at 30v, then i proceeded to test the current, I connected both of the outputs from the secondary to a 1 ohm 25watt resistor, that is one on each side, then I connected my meter to it. I got a reading of 3.2 amps, but then it just kept falling, when I disconnected it, it had gone down to 2.75 and was still going. Does that mean I connected it wrong, I dont see how it could be wrong, but I dont understand why the current was falling. Any help?
- Did you want to measure the amps across the transformer? Amperage depends on the load. You were in effect shorting out the transformer. NOT GOOD! You measure the current in line. It takes two measurements to read the amperage across the transformer and involves a calculation. I wonder now if the transformer is still working.
- Q: And what are the prospects for Transformers 3? I mean, should i just skip it?I forced myself to watch Transformers Twice. Didnt care for it much, either time. Barely, BARELY passable.
- Hollywood EF'ed up the first one to make the second one
- Q: After the calculation, due to the different cooling, the current density is different, I finished a winding section 96.5mm ?, secondary winding section 1562.5mm ? What are the specifications of the copper row? Another request for a transformer copper specifications table.
- A general use of cable out, select 120mm2 line can be; second to use two 100 × 10mm copper, copper is to tin treatment. Copper specifications table recommended to find the national standard, see the copper discharge capacity and installation methods, after all, the transformer must be produced to meet the national standard.
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AC-DC Inverter DC24V to AC110-220V
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