ISOLATION TRANSFORMER BASICS AND TUTORIALS

ISOLATION TRANSFORMER BASIC INFORMATION
What Are Isolation Transformers? How Isolation Transformer Works?




When servicing any electronic equipment, always use an isolation transformer to protect yourself from an electrical shock. During servicing, the isolation transformer is connected between the equipment and AC power line.

An isolation transformer is a transformer that has a 1:1turn ratio to provide the standard line voltage at the secondary outlet.

This means that it does not change the voltage. The transformer still produces 240 V AC as is outputs, but both sides of this AC lines are independent of ground.

If you were to accidentally touch one of these outputs, you would be protected. The isolation transformer must be rated to handle the power of any equipment connected to it. Typical ratings are 250 to 500 W.

Variable transformer or variacs is not an isolation transformer.

25 KVA DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER SPECIFICATION SAMPLE TUTORIALS

25 KVA DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER SPECIFICATION SAMPLE
Specification Sample of 25 KVA Distribution Transformer


Pole Mounted Amorphous Transformer Specification

Brand:
Rating: 25 kVA, Single Phase
Primary Voltage: 7620/13,200V-Y
Secondary Voltage: 120/240 Volts
BIL: 95kV
Frequency: 60 hz
Cooling Class: ONAN
Temperature Rise: 65 deg. Centigrade
No Load Loss: at most 72 watts
Load Loss: at most 411 watts
Tap Changer: +/- 2 - 2.5% above and below nominal voltage The tap changer switch shall be an externally operated
through a rotating switch.Externally accessible.
Conductor: All Aluminum conductor
Core: Amorphous Alloy
Insulation: Oil Immersed (Mineral)
Primary Connection: Eye Bolt Clamp or Plug Type
Secondary COnnection: Eye Bolt Clamp or Plug Type
Other Features: (1) Double Bushing on the Primary side, H1 & H2
(2) Secondary Bushing shall be X1,X2,X3 configuration
(3) Polarity: Additive
(4) Lifting Lugs
(5) Support Lugs
(6) Collor: Gray



TESTED & BUILT IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE ANSI STANDARDS

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