Each transformer has two independent primary windings for 240 or 120 volt operation and two independent secondary windings, which may also be connected in series or parallel, to give a wide range of output voltage and current options. Also available are single second, 110, 220 and 240 volt isolation transformers.

 

The toroidal transformer has the theoretically ideal shape for producing a transformer with the minimum of material.

The high efficiency, which is obtained with this type of transformer, enables it to be conservatively rated without incurring size or weight penalties. There are no loose laminations or air gaps in the toroid design which, together with the virtual absence of any external magnetic field, makes ILP's toroidal transforrners particularly suitable for those applications where electrical and mechanical noise must be kept to a minimum.

Connections: 200mm, pvc sleeved, stripped and tinned (see images for colour coding configs).

Installation: The mounting kit supplied with each transformer allows easy mounting to a chassis or gear plate by placing the neoprene washers above and below the transformer and bolting the dished washer down firmly (but not over tight) on top. On no account should a continuous conductive path occur (either intentionally or accidentally) from the dished washer around the outside of the transformer to the chassis or gear plate. This will cause a shorted turn and damage the transformer.