SVC NEW Single-phase And Three-phase High Accuracy Full Automatic AC Voltage Stabilizer

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1. Summary
SVC-D Series AC automatic voltage regulator is the latest product studied and produced by ourselves. These products adopt 8 digits CPU control produced by the well-known MOTOROLA company, which can stabilize the precision and set up the delay time. The products also have many protection functions on delay, over-voltage invert-delay, lack voltage, over load invert-delay, lack voltage, over load, over temperature, machine malfunction and so on. They have digital display, blue-screen lightproof, dynamic panel display and it can show the working status of the machine. When the machine works abnormally, on the panel there is corresponding due and short or long warning.

Specification	0.5KVA,1KVA,1.5KVA,2KVA,3KVA,5KVA
Input Voltage	(1)AC 150V~250V (2)AC 70V~130V
Output Voltage	AC (1)220V (2)110V
Stabilization Precision	When 220V,±3% When 110V,±3%
Frequency	50Hz,60Hz
Delay Time	Long:180s;Short:5s
Over-voltage Protection Value	(1)250V/5s delay; (2)275V/2s delay; (3)295V/1s delay; (4)305V/0s
Lack-voltage Protection Value	180V/5s delay
Over-load Protection Value	2.8times than rated capacity
Over-temperature Protection Value	90^oC
Load Capacity Factor	cos 0.9
Regulating Time	When input varies 10%,less than 1s
Waveform Distrotion	No additional waveform distortion
Reactance Strength	1500V/1min
Insulation Resistance	>5MΩ
Insulation Grade	E grade
Environment	Temperature:-10^oC~+40^oC Humidity:<90%

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Q: Transformers have any way of cooling: Selection of strong air-cooled cooling mode, when the pump and fan lose power supply, the transformer can not run for a long time. Even if no load can not run for a long time. Therefore, two separate power supplies should be selected for use by the cooler. ????When the oil-water cooling method is selected, it can not be operated when the pump cooling water loses power. The power supply should select two independent power supplies.

Q: I have a US Navy Plate and Filament Transformer Manufactured by Hudson American Corporation.This monster weighs 14.5lbs, and is in a sealed steel casing.There are 16 unlabeled terminals, and I'm working to identify those.It does however have the current and voltage labelings for the primary and secondaryPrimary : 110/115/120v AC (Since there are 16 taps, I'm guessing that these are separate primaries)Secondary 1:360-0-360 200MA DCSecondary 2: 6.6v 10A CTSecondary 3: 12.6V 3ASecondary 4: 5.25V 3AI'm set on using a solid state rectifier circuit so i don't need the 5.25V Line, or the 12.6V line.Could I somehow do something to get extra current on the B+ line (S1 windings) with these unused secondaries?I want 4x 6550/kt88, so the extra plate current would be great to have around.: You can probably draw a bit more from the 720 volt winding if you don't use some of the other windings. Also if you use SS rectifiers, you will get more DC voltage than normal, about 490-500 volts, so the extra drop you would get at higher current may be ok. Or you could use a choke input filter instead of a cap input to get about 350 volts, enough to operate KT88's, and get more current. Watch out for over heating. edit: Electrolytic caps would be a lot smaller than the ones you have. The two chokes in parallel could be used as a choke input filter. Exactly what voltage and current do you need?

Q: I like to construct an autotransformer . Input voltage .240Vsingle phase. to use in a system whose operation voltage is 120v. 15 amps 1000 watts can some suggest me as to how i should proceed in calculating size of core ,winding turns, wire sizes etc , now i have 4 inches square E type transformer core . I removed all windings from it. It was used in a microwave .: If the microwave transformer has a 240 volt primary winding, count the turns and use the same number of turns for the autotransformer. If it has a 120 volt primary, use twice as many turns as the original transformer. Half of the turns will carry only the primary current. The wire for those turns should be about the same size as the original wire if the primary was 240 volts or half that size if the original primary was 120 volts. The remaining turns need to be about three times the size of the first half of the turns.

Q: How was the video game Transformers: Dark of the Moon?: I didn't like it.

Q: 10 (6) /0.4kv three-phase transformer what does it mean: Three-phase five-column core transformer must be used YN, yn0, yn0 connection, in the transformer must be connected into the angular connection of the fourth winding, it is not out of the beginning (the structure to do the electrical test when the lead is not This case). 5). When the transformer of different connection group is running in parallel, the general rule is that the connection group label must be the same. 6). When the distribution transformer is used in the multi-mine area, the Yzn11 connection method can be used. When the z-connection method is adopted, the impedance voltage algorithm is different from the Yyn0 connection method, and the copper consumption of the z-way winding is more. Yzn11 connection distribution transformer lightning protection performance is better. 7). Three-phase transformer with four volumes when the core frame can not be used YNy0 connection. 8). These are used for the domestic transformer connection, such as the export should be required to supply the appropriate connection and connection group label. 9). Generally in the high-voltage winding are connected with the tap-changer. Therefore, when selecting the on-load tap-changer (including the on-load tap-changer and the off-circuit tap-changer), it must be noted that the transformer connection and the on-load tap-changer (including connection, test voltage, rated current, Level voltage, voltage range, etc.). YN connected to the on-load tap-changer used on-load tap-changer, it is also important to note that the midpoint must be able to lead. ?The answer is recommended by the questioner

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 two or more coils that share the same magnetic flux path. In an ideal transformer (every bit of flux caused by current through one coil circles every turn of that coil and also circles every turn of all other coils in the transformer), every turn of all coils shares a similar induced voltage that is proportional to the rate of change of that common flux. Two coil transformers have the property that the power going into one coil will exit the other (except for copper and iron losses). Since power equals voltage times current, and volts per turn are all the same, a transformer with half as many turns on the output winding (secondary) as there are in the inlet winding (primary), will output half as much voltage as is applied to the primary, but will output twice as much current as goes through the primary. That way, the product of voltage times current going in equals the product of voltage times current going out. -- Regards, John Popelish

Q: I need to find out.I am a huge Transformers fan.: You can't be a real fan if you haven't watched the original animated series. The movies are crap, they just have nice special effects.

Q: can any one give me a fast time line of transformers history: The gods Primus and Unicron nearly destroy the universe fighting until Primus tricks Unicron by imprisoning them both in metal planetoids. Unicron becomes giant transforming world devourer and Primus becomes Cybertron, bringing to life the transformer race that will fight Unicron in his stead. The robots of Cybertron eventually begin civil war which go on for millions of years, the evil Decepticons vs the heroic Autobots. Unicron finds Cybertron, the Autobot leader destroys him with the Matrix, the transformers fulfill their destiny. Their war continues until Cybertron is nearly depleted so the planet is reformatted and the race adopt Maximal and Predacon castes. New wars begin until balance is struck and Cybertron becomes technorganic paradise

Q: I have a transformer scavenge from a VCD player, written 25W on VCD player, so that should be the transformer's VA rating ?I also measured the transformer, it has 2 secondary. It have 11.1VAC on 1st output winding and 13.1VAC on 2nd output winding.So if I were to use into DC (rectification) and calculate for other maths, should I use the value of 11.1VAC / 13.1VAC, or their average which is roughly 12VAC ?: A transformer rating is specified as a number of volt-amps (VA) where A is the RMS current. In cases where there are rectifiers, the RMS current may be far greater than the average current. This means that the power that can be delivered will be far less than the VA rating.

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