S11-M.R-30~2500/10KV Three Phase Scrolliron Core Distribution Transformer
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S11-M.R- 30~2500/10KV three phase scrolliron core distribution transformer is suitable for distribution system with 10KV.50HZ for industrial and mine enterprise and power illimination.It confirms to GB1904<power transformer>standard.
- Q: I am curious. These were popular '80s kids' cartoons. Referencing these cartoons in shows like Family Guy and Robot Chicken doesn't mean they are still popular. Are they still popular? In '03 they tried revamping He-Man in a new series but that didn't last long. They still show the classic Transformers and G. I. Joe cartoons on the Hub. They had some new toons based on G.I. Joe and Transformers and a few movies.
- Yes. Transformers and G.I Joe is Still running through the Veins of this Generation, But He-Man is Kind of Not So Popular They Don't even Show He-man TV Show in channels, He-Mans drop was his costume that Gave him a Gay look. Transformers and G.I.Joe is still being watched, So there are more than 4k Fans
- Q: I have a US microscope (110v) with a built-in transformer using a 6v, 10w lamp. I want to use this with a 220 v supply. What are the specifications for the cheapest (external) transformer I can use for this purpose?
- What do you accomplish by converting a 110v appliance to a 220v appliance.
- Q: I have a question can someone explain why transformers get hot in use and why must they not be allowed to get too hot
- They get hot because like pretty much everything, they are not 100% efficient. When a transformer is powered on, even if there is no load on it there is something called iron losses - this is the amount of energy which is used to magentise the iron core of the transformer. These losses end up as heat. When the transformer has to start delivering power to the load, there are also copper losses to consider, this is because as more power flows through the windings, because the wire is not a perfect conductor, some heating of the copper winding occurs ( these losses are sometimes known as I squared R - meaning current x current x resistance) Iron losses are fixed, copper losses increase as the amount of power taken from the transformer increases. As for why you must not let them get to hot, from a functional point of view, above a certain temperature (varies according to insulation used) the enamel and other insulativbe properties will break down and you then get a shorted transfomer. Not helpful A second reason is for safety, some transformers will reach temperatures EXCEEDING the ignition temperature of flammable material - so in simple terms, a fire risk. Usually a transfomer has a thermal fuse fitted so that under overload conditions, it will rupture the fuse rather than get dangerously hot. Mark
- Q: A I have a 230V/12V, 3A step-down transformer. What will happen at primary side of transformer if I attach a 12V/5A device at secondary side? Will primary side attributes (such as voltage or current) change?
- Primary side you will get 230V , nothing will happen to Transformer, you must be very care full do not touch the primary side just measure it with multimeter
- 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: given that volts x amps watts why dont they just rate a transformer by kilowatts. I havent been able to link the logic behind rating a transformer by KVA, but there must be a reason. If you think you can help me I am eager to learn and will appreciate your help.
- Mick Johnson and Mike Roberts asked the same question. You should see their answers side by side.
- Q: I'm a good Transformers fan, but i've only really watched the more recent shows like armada, energon, etc. so i'm confused with some things in the new movie:1. Is Jetfire really supposed to be that old?2. Jetfire mentioned the Optimus must be the last decendent of the Primes? is Omega Prime one or no?3. When the Fallen appeared in the comic where he first showed up, did he have the same power over Megatron4. Did anyone else notice that Ratchet just showed up during the forest battle scene?5. Did Megatron transform into both the cybertronian tank and plane in the movie?6. Anyone else find the Twins insainly rascist?7. Is Wheelie supposed to be a small toy in the universe?8. Is the human changing robot really in the series or just the movie?9. Can Constructicons really morph with each other to make a giant?10. Is Starscream the one that eventually switches to the Autobots?11. Does the Decepticon attaching itself to the sattlelite have a name?Thank You for clearing things up
- 1. Is Jetfire really supposed to be that old? I don't think so. He was actually a bigger and more powerful jet than any of the Decepticons in the cartoon. 2. Jetfire mentioned the Optimus must be the last decendent of the Primes? is Omega Prime one or no? Yes.but not the most recent one as Optimus is the current leader. 3. When the Fallen appeared in the comic where he first showed up, did he have the same power over Megatron. IDK 4. Did anyone else notice that Ratchet just showed up during the forest battle scene? Yeah.he pretty much didn't say anythig or do anything throughout. 5. Did Megatron transform into both the cybertronian tank and plane in the movie? Yes. 6. Anyone else find the Twins insainly rascist? IDK about racist but aggravating as hell. 7. Is Wheelie supposed to be a small toy in the universe? No.he's a small futuristic automobile about the size of today's electric cars. 8. Is the human changing robot really in the series or just the movie? She was a pretender as in the toyline but I can't remember if they were during Optimus' reign as leader or during Rodimus'. 9. Can Constructicons really morph with each other to make a giant? You mean merge.yes.His name is Devastator. I loved that about the movie. 10. Is Starscream the one that eventually switches to the Autobots? No.it was actually jetfire as he mentions but he shouldn't be so old as I mentioned in question 1. 11. Does the Decepticon attaching itself to the sattlelite have a name? Yes.Soundwave.he was a cassette player in the toyline and cartoon and used ravage (who was ejected from him during the movie) among other smaller Decepticons as spies. Of course cassette players are obsolete so they made him into a satellite with his old voice as well-Frank Welker.
- Q: I understand US voltage appliances use 2 x 110v hot leads to make 220v @ 60 Hz. The voltage in China is 220v @ 50 Hz. Would I have to get 2 step down transformers to make 2 x 110v hot leads? I found transformers making 220v @ 50 Hz to 110v @ 60 Hz, but only one lead. How can I make it work over there? I understand there are ranges at 220v made specifically for Europe and China at 220v, but I love this range. I want to use this range made for the US in China. What would be the way to do this? Any help would be grreatly appreciated!
- First off a killer range better than one you have ever had can be purchased in China for the price of the transformers needed to make that one work. Put it in storage till you come back. But if you must take it your range will need two step down transformers sized in VA correctly for that load. You cannot plug them both into the same receptacle and get it working they will have to be on two separate circuits so that means running an extension cord from across the room to power the other leg. The voltage is the same phase over there so you need two hots and two grounds from two separate circuits then rigged into a receptacle for it to plug into and it still may not work. Your stove has to be rated for 50 and 60 hertz or the timer clock and any other gauges wont work at all or will get messed up. Be safe and buy a new one. The transformers work great for small appliances and are not designed to do what you want. When over there be sure to buy all dual voltage electronic items so you can bring them back to the U.S. and just flip a switch and they will run great. I hope this helps.
- Q: does anyone know if there will be a next transformers?? there were rumors that there will be a 2nd in 2009 but with the same actors/actresses????I CANT WAIT THAT LONG :-(
- Yes , if you saw the credits the 3rd scene it shows starscream going to space.
- Q: i have fuses and everything that i can use to test my primary but should i add more turns on the primary side? yes i know line voltage is dangerous. yes i have worked with it before and know how to work around it.
- A bit confused, but it seems you want a power supply of 12 volts DC at 5 amps, and this has nothing to do directly with the schematic you reference. The primary is connected to 120 VAC? The power is 60 watts plus, call it 100 watts, which is 0.8 amps in the primary. 500 turns should be more than enough. It could be as low as 120 turns, but that depends on the core material and construction. .
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S11-M.R-30~2500/10KV Three Phase Scrolliron Core Distribution Transformer
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