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Extended program with short delivery times
The scope of stocked items and items with short delivery times is being continuously expanded. & nbsp;
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TS
Single-phase transformer realised as single-phase isolating transformer according to DIN EN 61558, VDE 0570, part 2-4 or single-phase safety transformer according to DIN EN 61558, VDE 0570, part 2-6. Terminals with screwed connection. Transformers in plastic casing, type of enclosure IP 00, safety class II, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C.
P: 25 - 100 VAUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 12 - 24 V
TRSA
Single-phase transformer realised as single-phase isolating transformer according to DIN EN 61558, VDE 0570, part 2-4 or single-phase safety transformer according to DIN EN 61558, VDE 0570, part 2-6. Terminals with screwed connection, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C (T 40/E), safety class II. Transformers in plastic casing, type of enclosure IP 54 (type TRSA).
P: 25 - 100 VAUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 12 - 230 V
MMGHK
Lighting transformer executed as single-phase safety transformer according to DIN EN 61558, VDE 0570, part 2-6 in combination with VDE 0710 part 14. Separate windings. Mains cable (without plug), primary fuse incorporated, secondary flexible connection cable. Transformer encapsulated in white plastic casing, safety class II, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C.
P: 60 - 500 VAUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 11,5 V
RU-1
Single-phase toroidal variable transformer according to DIN VDE 0552, designed as autotransformer (auto-connected winding), with rotary switch and scale. Voltage adjustable between zero and max. value. Angle of rotation across the entire setting range approx. 330°. Terminal connection, prepared for safety class I, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C.
IR: 1,25 AUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 0 - 230 V
RU-2
Single-phase toroidal variable transformer according to DIN VDE 0552, designed as autotransformer (auto-connected winding), with rotary switch and scale. Voltage adjustable between zero and max. value. Angle of rotation across the entire setting range approx. 330°. Terminal connection, prepared for safety class I, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C.
IR: 2,00 - 8,00 AUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 0 - 260 V
RU-3
Single-phase toroidal variable transformer according to DIN VDE 0552, designed as autotransformer (auto-connected winding), with rotary switch and scale. Voltage adjustable between zero and max. value. Angle of rotation across the entire setting range approx. 330°. Terminal connection, prepared for safety class I, 50/60 Hz, ta 40°C.
IR: 10 - 25 AUPRI: 230 VUSEC: 0 - 260 V
From standard to custom-tailored: ISMET transformers
The word transformer comes from the Latin “transformare”, which means to reshape or convert. An input AC voltage applied to one of the windings is converted by the transformer into an output AC voltage that can be tapped at the other winding. The ratio of input to output voltage corresponds to the ratio of the windings of the two coils.
Transformers are used for example to convert voltage in power supply systems and in technical equipment, for signal transmission or for protection by electrical separation. ISMET offers transformers with a total weight of up to about ten tons and a power output of up to 5 MVA, voltages up to 36 kV and currents up to 14,000 A. The maximum possible IP rating is IP65.
The spectrum includes standard transformers in single-phase or three-phase versions and transformers for supplying medical facilities, as well as for controlling fans and halogen or LED lights. Custom transformer solutions are developed in accordance with the individual customer requirements.
ISMET manufactures all transformers in compliance with the relevant standards, using cost-optimised processes. At the same time, there is an increasing focus on saving energy and protecting the environment. The use of alternative materials in planning and production allows ISMET to offer its customers highly energy-efficient transformers that meet special requirements for reduced power losses and energy costs.