Class 10KV S11-M series transformer

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Rated capacity (KVA)	Voltage			connection group tab	Loss		unload current(%)	resistant voltage	weight			Measure(MM)			Distance of Din rail
Rated capacity (KVA)	high-voltage(kv)	extend connection	low-voltage(kv)	connection group tab	unload	load	unload current(%)	resistant voltage	empty weight	oil weight	total weight	length(L)	width(W)	height(H)	cross(M)×length
30	6 6.3 10 10.5 11	±5% (±2×2.5%)	0.4	Yyn0	100	600	2.1	4	205	80	360	755	700	970	400×400
50					130	870	2.0		260	85	420	785	735	995	400×450
63					150	1040	1.9		325	110	535	1150	700	1130	400×450
80					180	1250	1.8		330	90	505	815	755	1035	400×450
100					200	1500	1.6		380	100	570	830	775	1040	400×450
125					240	1800	1.5		430	105	645	845	770	1100	400×550
160					280	2200	1.4		495	115	725	875	780	1115	550×550
200					340	2600	1.3		570	130	845	1160	740	1135	550×550
250					400	3050	1.2		670	150	1010	1270	840	1160	550×550
315					480	3650	1.1		785	165	1135	1220	775	1220	660×660
400					570	4300	1.0		935	190	1375	1350	895	1265	660×660
500					680	5150	1.0		1100	215	1580	1395	905	1325	660×660
630					810	6200	0.9		1315	250	1905	1465	980	1355	660×660
800					980	7500	0.8	4.5	1655	310	2360	1555	995	1465	820×820
1000					1150	10300	0.7		1835	355	2710	1715	1160	1525	820×820
1250					1360	12000	0.6		2185	410	3200	1790	1235	1585	820×820
1600					1640	14500	0.6		2490	500	3845	1830	1300	1670	820×820

Q: I have a 240 to 12 volt electronic transformer for each 50w halogen bulb. Trying to track down a fault, I tested the transformer with my multimeter - it showed 240v input but showed zero v output so I concluded that the transformer was faulty BUT when I plugged in a bulb it lit up normally. Can anyone explain ??: Transformers have a generic winding and a secondary winding. they are wound with a ratio in recommendations. The ratio is the secondary divided by skill of the common. occasion: a generic winding of one hundred turns and a secondary with 10 and a hundred and twenty volts on the common : a hundred and twenty * (10/one hundred) 12. this might grant the needed output voltage needed. some transformers have distinctive faucets so which you would be able to get distinctive voltages from the a number of connections. in case you're desiring greater effective than 3.9 volts, you will be able to desire to purchase one which has the splendid voltage.

Q: how are opyimy and megatron ( or w/e the f their names are)bros and hoes if they cant have roboet sex!!! if so wheres their mother and is the creator sexist about girls there is no girl robots and for that matter has some1 made a transformers porn yet.: Transformers can be brothers if their Sparks split naturally upon being introduced to a protoform. See G1 Sunstreaker and Sideswipe. Transformers may not have sexes, but they do have different genders. They are simply made this way by their God, Primus.

Q: I mean i want to watch transformers 3, do i have to watch 1 and 2 to enjoy the film ?: Yes, Transformers: Dark of the Moon follows Transformers and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. I don't think the story's so complex that you won't be able to follow it, but I would recommend watching the first two films if you have the time.

Q: How many different types of transformers are there if anyone can remember from the cartoons?: There's quite a lot

Q: 1.) What is the function of a transformer?a.) It is a device that can change the voltage of an AC supply.b.) It can change a low voltage supply into a high voltage supply or vice versa.c.) It is a device used mainly to change AC into DC.d.) A and B are correct.2.) What is the function of a transformer at a power station?a.) To convert DC into ACb.) To produce very high voltagesc.) To produce the currents in the power linesd.) None of the above.: A transformer either steps-up or steps-down the voltage of an AC circuit at the cost or gain of current (PIV). They are used to enable electricity to travel very far distances. While a high current will also come with a reduction of power due to the resistance of the miles of wire, a low current with a high voltage will be affected very little (VIR). A transformer will convert the high current power from the power plant to low current and high voltage so that the electricity can reach further. When this high voltage reaches neighborhoods, it goes through multiple transformers to step it down to the conventional 120V power supply. Since transformers only work with alternating current, they have nothing to do with direct current. Therefore, question 1 is D and 2 is B.

Q: assuming a delta connected single phase transformers , why is the neutral side is connected to ground, my question is will the current be shunted to ground since it has a low resistance??? please explain: In electric distribution structures transformers are available countless sizes. Heavy ones are generally located on the floor with a concrete pad located under it to furnish help. those pad fastened transformers are risk-free against touch with the regularly occurring public generally with a fence. Pole fastened transformers are lighter and can be accurately located immediately on the skill pole. i don't comprehend of any floor fastened transformers different than for transformers located in vaults while the distribution strains are underground. yet those additionally desire some form of pad under them.

Q: In the transformer load calculation to be calculated when the fire pump: Calculated in two states, the normal state and fire status. Normal does not calculate the capacity of fire equipment, such as fire pumps, fire engines and so on.

Q: Who knows the density of the transformer oil is how much?: 25 # transformer oil: 895kg / m3 877.6kg / m3 45 # transformer oil: 895kg / m3 879.0kg / m3

Q: I purchased a doorbell in Europe, it has a transformer that goes from 220V to 14.8V, will the transformer work on 110, or do I have to replace the transformer?: Yes but the secondary will produce 7.4VAC instead of 14.8VAC.

Q: Here we go I have 4 transformers (230V to 12V) and 4 radio receivers. I have one transformer connected to one receiver. Similarly all transformers are connected in the same way. Now, I used a connection box (normal heavy duty ones bought at hardware shop-i think its made of some kinda fibre) to house 2 transformers and 2 receivers. This scenario is happening in my roof. I went to open one of the box the other and the transformer was hot. It wasn't hot to the point of not being able to hold it. But hot enough for me to hold it for for a while before letting go. So the basics here is that one transformer is only powering one receiver which is OK for the load. But I am a bit worried as to whether this can start a fire in the roof. Any advice please? Can this scenario lead to a fire? (Even though there is no overloading): It's possible but very unlikely. Many transformers have a heat-operated fuse connected in series so that it breaks before the transformer coils get dangerously hot. It will be hotter inside because the heat can't escape easily, so if the transformer fails the wire will melt inside it, not on the outside. If you are worried about it then you could either check if your transformers have such a fuse, or if they don't, you could fit one yourself. You could also fit the transformers into a big metal box with air vents and a fan to help keep things cool. It's normal for a transformer to get warm, just feel any mains adapter in use. The main component is a transformer. Electrical fires are caused mostly by bad connections sparking, or bad practice which allows a cable to get red-hot from an overload, something which will not happen in a standard installation, because fuses and breakers are installed to prevent it. There is a huge difference between the temperature your hand finds uncomfortable, and the temperature of melting copper which could cause a fire.

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