Transduktor 13469 220VAC 1000W toroidal isolation transformer

The operation of an isolation transformer is based on two main principles:

• Galvanic Isolation:
  • An isolation transformer separates the primary (mains supply) and secondary (load) electrical circuits from each other galvanically, meaning they are electrically isolated. This means that the windings of the primary and secondary sides are not directly connected to each other. This isolation prevents direct electrical current from flowing from the primary circuit to the secondary circuit.
• Protective Effect:
  • An isolation transformer provides an additional layer of electrical safety. For example, if there is an electrical fault or overvoltage on the primary side, these adverse effects do not transmit directly to the secondary side. This helps protect electrical devices and users from damage and electric shocks.

Isolation transformers can vary in types and sizes depending on their intended use. They can also be used to reduce interference and prevent currents caused by grounding issues, which helps improve the performance and reliability of electrical devices.

Technical specifications of the isolation transformer:

• Primary nominal operating voltage:
  • 220VAC 1-phase
• Max primary current:
  • 5A
• Secondary nominal operating voltage:
  • 220VAC 1-phase
• Max secondary current:
  • 5A
• Transformation ratio:
  • 1:1
• Max load:
  • 1000VA
• Operating frequency:
  • 50Hz