S9-M-30~2500/10KV Three Phase Oil Immersed All-sealed Power Transformer
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- Q: I have a packaged heat pump w/ Emergency Heat that is not working and does not come on at all. No lights or anything even when I switch it to emergency heat. Someone said that it could be my low voltage transformer. What is that and how do I check it?
- You need to check the breaker fist and the disconnect on the unit. Then after verifying with a Volt meter that you have power. Your going to need to remove the panel on the unit. There should be a circuit board with a LED light blinking (this is assuming you have power), Count the number of flashes the look on the back of the panel or the installer manual. This will give you the fault code of what has failed. To test the low voltage transformer, again you need to verify that the unit has power. You will need to use a volt meter. The other possibility is you have a failed contactor or failed capacitor. To veriy your thermostat is working try turning on the blower (fan) to ON. If the fan comes on then you have power to the unit, and your low voltage transformer is working. Also, if your thermostat has batteries in it and if they are dead this will cause a no heat issue. Heat pumps are not easy to trouble shoot via the internet. I highly recommend you call a professional out to properly fix the unit. Remember IF you decided to go fishing and try and fix it, your dealing with HIGH voltage and sensitive electronics. So, poking around really is not a good idea.
- Q: I used to live in the US but moved out to the Philippines. In the states the voltage out put is 110 but here in manila its 220. Because of this, all of my american electronics need transformers so they dont burn up or explode. Which one should I use on my TV. A Voltage Regulator (AVR) or a transformer? What in the heck is the difference anyway?
- You need a transformer. The AVRs you're seeing do not do anything like a 2:1 voltage reduction. What they do is to take your AC power and make minor adjustments to get rid of surges and sags. They do this with an autotransformer with multiple taps. This usually is limited to about plus or minus 20% of the nominal line voltage. By the way - if you look very closely at the data plates on some of your equipment, especially computers, you'll probably find that at least some of them will run on your local line voltage with no transformer. The notation you're looking for is something like: 100-240V, 50-60 Hz. Oh, speaking of that a few devices might not work well on the 50 Hz even with a transformer. The transformer corrects the voltage, but there is no economical way to convert the frequency; you'll just have to buy new stuff.
- Q: How much capacity the transformer has
- For power transformers, there are 10 20 30 40 50 63 80 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250 1600 2000 2500 3150 4000 5000 6300, etc. kVA.
- Q: I have a doorbell that quit working. I don't know how to tell if it is the bell or the transformer
- It could be the switch as well! Unless you know about electricity, you would be better off hiring a handyman!! Or ask around, if a neighbor asked me I would help them out!
- Q: around the house. Im looking for a step up transformer to handle 1.5VAC-18VAC with a ratio of 1:10 or 1:20. Which household objects would contain this??
- well if you use a step down transformer in reverse, it might work. most power blocks will have it, the big heavy cube things you plug into a wall then into some device. a 12 volt power supply should in theory have a 10:1 step down take that in reverse and you'll have 1:10 step up 6-12 volt output block transformer is what you should look for (assuming your wall power is 115-120 AC).
- Q: I would like to attend a Transformers 2 Premiere where the cast will be present. Is that possible? Are these shows usually closed/private? Do I have to be in Hollywood? What should I do?
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- Q: Hi:I found a 10,000 WATTS STEP UP TRANSFORMER.Following are its characteristics: 1- 10,000 Watt Maximum Capacity Heavy-Duty Continuous Use Transformer. 2- Converts 110/120V upto 220/240 VoltsWhat will be its input?I means which battery or Generator i have to use for its input?Is it good idea to use that transformer to supply electricity to 1 house?
- If you live in USA or Canada,electricity voltage is 115v. You may connect the two wire that mark with 120v into the house electric main power panel,use a 10 amperes breaker to protect your house power source if the transformer that you found is defective. The output shall produce 240v,it is good to run a stove or dryer,because they need 240v. Some country house does not have 240v source. If you live in other country that using 240v power source. You may use this tranformer to produce 120v to run some electronic device that buy from USA. Or you may join the 120v coil with the 240v coil in series to produce 360v .
- Q: i need a transformers costume that can transform into a car, truck, etc i need to buy it for this kid for his birthday. medium size please. and he wants it as optimus prime.he wants it to look good and if he doesn't like it, well hes gonna be sad
- wrap urself in tin-foil. lol
- Q: I took apart a wall transformer before and soldered a single AA battery to the outputs and touched the what was before inputs and it gave me a shock. This is because it stepped up the power to something like 113v. Could I instead of a AA battery use 110 from the wall. Would it do the same thing. Or would it just overheat the transformer. And what would the amps be. I’m trying to make like a 20amp welder for just screwing around with.
- To answer your basic question I’m trying to make like a 20amp welder for just screwing around with. Look at the rating on the transformer, most wall transformers will tell you what wattage and voltage the transformer is rated. If it says 9 watts at 1.5 volts that is all it will do no matter what you do. You can put a chopped DC on the 1.5 volt secondary and get 115 volts on the primary but at a greatly reduced current (about .075 amps max). That is the best that transformer will do but because you are using a square wave you will be a less than an optimum power transfer. If you want 20 amps at 110 volts that is some substantial power and dangerous. D.bumstead
- Q: I have a Whirlwind microphone splitter box with a direct out and a transformer isolated output. What's the reason for the transformer isolated output?
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S9-M-30~2500/10KV Three Phase Oil Immersed All-sealed Power Transformer
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