Functional Devices TR40VA001 Class 2 transformer is a power supply device ideal for converting high-voltage alternating current (AC) into a lower-voltage direct current (DC). It is used in electronics manufacturing, telecommunications and medical sectors. This transformer plays an important role in supplying power to devices like sensors, control panels and communication systems. It ensures that the output voltage remains within specified limits, reducing the risk of electrical shock and fire hazards.
Working Mechanism:
- This Functional Devices TR40VA001 transformer operates through electromagnetic induction.
- The 120VAC input current in the primary coil generates a changing magnetic field.
- This changing magnetic field induces an electromotive force in the secondary coil, resulting in a 24VAC output.
- The transformer ensures electrical isolation between the primary and secondary circuits, enhancing safety.
Features:
- It is equipped with an inherently limited protective device, ensuring safety in electrical operations.
- This transformer features an open enclosure style for accessibility and ease of maintenance.
- It is designed with a 1/2-inch hub and foot mounting for versatile and secure installation.
- The secondary connection of this transformer is equipped with 8-inch leads, facilitating a flexible and convenient setup for connecting to the electrical system.
- It is equipped with 8-inch leads for secondary electrical connection, ensuring flexibility and ease of installation.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What are the factors to consider while choosing this Functional Devices TR40VA001 Class 2 transformer?
A. Major factors include voltage compatibility, power rating, application suitability, protective features, enclosure style, mounting options, frequency support, standards compliance, secondary connection length, temperature rise, dimensions and isolation features.
Q. What is the significance of Class 2 in this Functional Devices TR40VA001 transformer?
A. The significance of Class 2 in this Functional Devices transformer, indicating compliance with safety standards that limit the output current to a safe and inherently non-hazardous level, making it suitable for low-power applications and reducing the risk of electrical shock or fire hazards.
Q. How is the primary connection established?
A. The primary connection is made through pigtails, providing a reliable and versatile means of connecting the transformer to the electrical system.
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