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Three-phase high-current transformer up to 10000 AThis page in German

Three-phase transformers with cooling channels,
Three-phase power dry-transformers,
Three-phase transformers for high currents
Datasheet as PDF

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  • high current transformers1 or 3 phases 
  • vacuum varnished 
  • Power from 1 VA up to 50 kVA 
  • Cheap and economical production due to several company locations 
  • Small transformers wound automatic 
  • Large transformers wound with a thick-
    wire machine with 1700 width for the bobbin and automatic wire positioning
  • more power due to optimization via computer program
  • each transformer is calculated individually according to customer specification and standards

High current transformer

Field of application

Welding transformers, heating technology, testing transformers, resistance welding technology

 

 

Description

Three-phase transformer, built as a high current transformer. The mounting must be done in a way, that a convection through the cooling channels is possible. The block terminals are shock proof conform to VBG4. With our impregnation under vacuum, the transformers have a very low hum-noise.

 

 

Technical data

Frequency 50 - 60 Hz
Natural cooling via air channels
Winding without bobbin on GFK-profiles
Temperature class B
max. ambient temperature 40°C
Prepared for mounting upright with mounting angles
Prepared for protection index I
Impregnation with imbued lacquer
Core grain orientated, low-loss metal sheets
Fire class UL94V0
Quality management certificate ISO 9001

 

 

Table

Type

Type size

Sec.-
power

Current

Dimensions

Mounting holes

Copper-
weight

Total
weight

BV

b

l

h

f1

f2

f3

TEO

400/400/83 LK

25 kVA

3x5000 A

505

290

480

183

430

15

80 kg

147 kg

3339002

TEO

400/400/83 LK

*38 kVA

3x7500 A

505

290

480

183

430

15

80 kg

147 kg

3339002

* mit Ventilation 2m/s                                                                                                              

Technical changes and optimization reserved

01/2010