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ted capacity (KVA)	Voltage			connection group tab	Loss		unload current(%)	resistant voltage	weight			Measure(MM)			Distance of Din rail
ted 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
20	6 6.3 10 10.5 11	±5% (±2×2.5%)	0.4	Yyn0 or Dyn11	105	480	3.0	4	135	75	280	1075	695	910	350×350
30					130	600	2.1		175	85	335	1105	700	950	400×450
50					170	870	2.0		215	75	360	775	775	945	400×450
63					200	1040	1.9		275	105	470	1170	720	1065	400×450
80					250	1250	1.8		280	90	455	820	820	980	400×450
100					290	1500	1.6		315	95	500	820	820	1005	400×450
125					340	1800	1.5		365	105	580	850	850	1045	400×450
160					400	2200	1.4		425	110	660	1135	1135	1075	550×550
200					480	2600	1.3		500	130	775	1190	1190	1120	550×550
250					560	3050	1.2		595	150	915	1215	1215	1140	550×550
315					670	3650	1.1		700	170	1075	1285	1285	1200	660×660
400					800	4300	1.0		865	195	1280	1305	1305	1285	660×660
500					960	5150	1.0		985	220	1490	1455	1455	1275	660×660
630					1200	6200	0.9	4.5	1140	250	1735	1555	1555	1285	660×660
800					1400	7500	0.8		1400	290	2110	1660	1660	1375	820×820
1000					1700	10300	0.7		1560	400	2475	1685	1685	1550	820×820
1250					1950	12000	0.6		1915	465	2985	1805	1805	1505	820×820
1600					2400	14500	0.6		2330	530	3745	1840	1840	1690	820×820

Q: i think transformers: Transformers was pretty good. But it was kinda cheesy. Anything simpsons is good. SO i would say simpsons.

Q: About a month ago, i studied Ohm's law which said voltage is directly proportional to electric current. But today when i was studying about transformer, it said that if number of turns of the secondary coil is more than that of primary, then the induced voltage is higher than the primary voltage which was supplied and the current throught the secondary coil is less. How can this be? If voltage increases, current should also increase right? And what is the difference between emf and current?: The product of voltage and current should be equal,both in input and output less conversions loss.

Q: Sichuan transformer manufacturer that a best?: Sichuan Meishan New Transformer Co., Ltd.'s products have the strongest load capacity, up to 200%

Q: 1.Why does transformer action can't take place in a dc circuit?2.on transformer coil what 5% tap means?: you okorder

Q: i am recently watching transformers prime and i am a big fan of all transformers but now i am confused.i generation 1 and 2 was good then they ended.does transformers cybortron trilogy a sequel to g2 or new start and then is tranformers prime a sequel to transformers fall of cybortrons?: 1) In the G1 timeline we have a sequel series made exclusively for Japanese audiences. They completely ignore the events in the American ending and go in a completely different direction. 1) Transformers: Headmasters 2) Transformers: Super-God Masterforce 3) Transformers: Victory 4) Transformers: Zone Then there's Beast Wars and Beast Machines is a sequel/prequel to the G1 series. ___________________________ 2) Transformers: Robots in Disguise (RiD) aka Transfomers: Car Robots in Japan is a complete standalone series, no relation to any other existing TF series ____________________________ 3) The Unicron Trilogy is it's own timeline that has 3 series. US - JP Armada - Micron Legend Energon - Superlink Cybertron - Galaxy Force but the 3rd series, Cybertron, was originally a self-contained series, the American version edits the dialogue to make it appear as a sequel to Armada and Energon. Also, the character Override, who is female in the US version, is male in the Japanese. In other words in Japan the first 2 are in the same continuity and the 3rd is a another reboot.

Q: I am looking into purchasing a counter top coffee roaster that requires a 30 Amp 120 outlet; manufacturer says it uses about 21A.The only plug/circuit that can handle this load at this time is a 240 V outlet. We have a gas stove and we are not currently using the circuit.Does anyone know of a manufacturer that makes a external/freestanding step down (240 to 120) voltage transformer / regulator that I can plug into a grounded (North American) 220V outlet ? Note: a) I don't need it to be variable, just a fixed 240V to 120V is perfect. b)It would also need some sort of internal voltage regulation/ stabilization as erratic voltages would affect the (coffee) roast.: a regulator

Q: I live in US and I will move to my home country where 240V is supplied in the power sockets.I'm planning to ship my computer, LCD TV, speakers, game console, etc. and buy a power transformer. However, I'm afraid the power loss in the transformer will raise my electric bill so in the long run, it's not worth it to ship my electrical appliances.So how much is the typical power loss in a 120/240V step up transformer? The range of efficiency would help.: It is only about 5 to 10 per cent power loss and the range of efficiency is 90 to 95 per cent.

Q: If you have two 12 volt transformers and if we connect their hot wires together does the voltage become 24 or 12 volts?: There is actually a phasing to the transformer windings. If you connect them in series with the phases adding (both hit + 12 at the same instant) you get 24 volts out. If you connect with the phasing wrong (one hits +12 while the other hits -12) and put them in series the output will be zero volts (and they might overheat). If you connect them in parallel with the right phasing you will get 12 volts and the amperage will add to give you the sum of their amperage. If you connect in parallel with the phasing wrong you will get zero output voltage (and the danger of overheating). If the transformers do not make their phasing clear put a voltmeter on the output and briefly turn on the primary while seeing if you get zero or the voltage you want. If the phasing is wring swap the wires of one transformer around and check with the meter again.

Q: I have a few power tools, none of which are natively wired for 110-240v. In particular, a portable table saw, a router, and a mitre saw, all at 220v. Since the resale value of them are so low on auction sites, I was thinking of taking them with me when I shift home to the states. Would it be safe using those tools, for extended periods, whilst running them on a transformer?: You can do that. Just make sure the transformer is rated for the power they will draw. Keep this in mind: American homes are wired with 220 volts. Only, they split the voltage into two 110 volt legs. Each leg to ground (or neutral) is 110 volts (also commonly referred to as 120 volts). But from one leg to the other is where you get the 220 (or 240) volts. My garage is wired with two legs of 110, which means I have 220 out there. I also have an outlet for 220 volts. Because some of the power tools I run demand more current, and run them simultaneously, the standard 110 outlets struggle to meet the demand. So what I did was to take a dryer cord and wire it into a pony panel where I can draw 110 volts from one leg to ground to power a table saw while the other leg powers the dust collection system. To try and run both those pieces of equipment on a single 110 line means a trip to the breaker to reset it because each draws enough power that when used together they draw more current than the circuit is safely rated for. YOU can do something similar. Just make sure you use a 20 amp outlet meant for use with 220 volts and wire into the panel (if not already wired) and set up a 220 volt plug where you will be using these power tools. Using a transformer will work, but the more you couple the power magnetically the more inefficient your system becomes, and you waste power. Also consider just buying tools rated at 110 volts. They're plentiful and cheap enough that the cost may offset the cost of shipping these 220 v tools. Throw in the cost of a transformer and you're probably spending more money in the long run. Hope this helps. '')

Q: I am building a simple circuit and was wondering what is the difference between a coil and a transformer? Also, in my circuit I have a generator. My generator is made up of a coil and magnets. I would like to know do the amount of turns my coil is determine the power of the generator? When I select the gage wire I am going to use we that determine the amount of volts and current I can gain from my generator?: A transformer is nothing but a magnetic core on which two isolated coils are wound. Power of generator depends on many factors 1. Size and strength of magnet 2. Size and magnetic properties of iron parts 3. Rotating coils, speed, diameter, length. Gage wire is chosen based on volt / ampere considerations, not the other way.(gage does not decide voltage and ampere of the generator)

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