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1. Application domain
The transportable cased isolating and regulating transformers are universally
employable as low-impedance alternative voltage sources, especially in production
departments and during the assembly of measurement positions in laboratories, test
facilities and service workshops.
The galvanic separation between primary and secondary side with a test voltage of
3,75 kV and the design as class I protection makes these devices particularly
adequate in electrical workshops for the protective separation of devices from the
electrical and electronic domains during repairs. It is only designed for use in dry
rooms.
The output voltage of the laboratory isolating and regulating transformer can be easily
varied between approx. 1 and 250V using a variable transformer. The device may be
loaded with the respective nominal current over the entire settings range during
continuous operation.
The main advantages of this kind of voltage setting is the constant characteristic
curve of the output voltage and the relatively small internal resistance.
2. Design
Output voltage Output current Output fuse
Mains switch with pilot light Output plug socket Rotary knob
Fig. 1 LTS 604K
Fig. 1 shows the laboratory isolating and regulating transformer in LTS 604 K design.
The other designs differ in their technical values (see table). Mechanically, the
laboratory isolating and regulating transformers consist of a steel sheet construction

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