Datasheet

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Tufvassons Transformator AB  Märstavägen 20  193 40 Sigtuna  Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]  E-mail [e-mail]  www.tufvassons.se
A company in the ADDTECH group.
Adapted to your needs
Tufvassons have a wide range of transformers and over fifty years’ experience
of making them ourselves. Within the Testing area we develop power supply for
testing equipment. It might, for example, be a rotary transformer for internal
installation, as well as sealed versions for laboratory use. We are not satisfied
until we have developed a product that meets all the requirements set by your
testing equipment.
1-phase rotary transformer
for testing equipment
The transformer is called an autotransformer, which
means that it doesn’t have separate windings. The
winding consists of double-varnished wire mounted on a
robust frame together with a carbon brush. The
transformer enables stepless voltage control with retained
sine shape. It is highly efficient and electromagnetic
interference is completely avoided. Just like other
products from Tufvassons, the transformer is easy to
install, in this case assembly on a table is recommended.
Type: KIEA 4
Part. no.: 9854-0032
Input voltage: 230 V
Output voltage: 0-260 V
Frequency: 50-300Hz
Load: max 4.0 A cont. 3.8 A
Weight: 6.9 kg
Encapsulation class: IP20
Ambient temperature: max 45°C
Insulation test: 2.5 kV
Design: - Primary connection with appliance cable stand, appliance socket as per EN 60320/C13.
- Secondary connection to terminals, red for regulated output voltage, connection for external protective earth.
- Indicator light for mains connection.
- Fuse 5x20 mm, 5 A, mounted in appliance socket.
- Autotransformer wound with double-varnished wire.
- Winding and carbon brush mounted on a robust frame.
Mounting: Table assembly.
Manufacturing standard: Safety
EN 61558-1; EN 61558-2-14
Emissions: EN 61 000-6-3; EN 61 000-6-4, IEC 62041
Immunity: EN 61 000-6-1; EN 61 000-6-2, IEC 62041
Other information: NB. When connecting to wall socket with appliance cable stand ensure that the phase is connected to the
adjustable voltage.