20kVA single phase to split phase transformer with wheels, frequency 50/60Hz, step down 440V input voltage to 120V/240V output voltage, frequency 50/60Hz, work efficiency up to 95%.
20 kVA Single Phase to Split Phase Transformer Specifications
Model |
ATO-DGS20kVA |
Phase |
Single phase to split phase |
Capacity |
20 kVA |
Primary Voltage |
1 Phase / 2 phase 110, 120, 208, 220, 230, 240, 380, 415, 440, 460, 480, |
Secondary Voltage |
120V/240V AC(L1, L2, N, L+L=240V, L+N=120V) |
Frequency |
50/60Hz |
Winding Material |
Aluminum/Copper wire (Optional) |
Work Efficiency |
≥95% |
Insulation Resistance |
≥50 MΩ |
Electrical Strength |
2000V AC/1 min |
Noise |
≤35dB (1 meter) |
Insulation Grade |
Grade B (130℃), Grade F (155℃), Grade H (180℃) |
Cooling Method |
Natural or air cooling |
Overload Capacity |
Allow more than 1.2 times rated load to work for up to 1 hour |
Induced Overvoltage Withstand Test |
125Hz/800V/min |
Transformation Ratio |
<3% |
Air Carrying Current |
<6% |
Impedance Voltage |
About 6% |
Total Losses |
10% |
Certification |
CE, ISO |
Temperature |
-15℃~+45℃ |
Humidity |
≤90%RH, without condensation |
Altitude |
<2000m, non corrosive gas and conductive dust |
Enclosure Protection Grade |
IP20 |
Warranty |
12 months |
Weight of Aluminium Wire Transformer |
Open type: 145kg Protected type: 180kg |
Weight of Copper Wire Transformer |
Open type: 150kg Protected type: 185kg |
20 kVA Single Phase to Split Phase Transformer Schematic Diagram
20 kVA Single Phase to Split Transformer Dimension (Unit: mm)
Aluminium Wire Transformer Size |
Copper Wire Transformer Size |
Open type: a*b*c=370*380*520mm |
Open type: a*b*c=330*340*470mm |
Mouting size: D*E=190*220mm (aperture: 20*10mm) |
Mouting size: 280*185mm (aperture: 20*10mm) |
Protected type: A*B*C=455*660*710mm |
Protected type: A*B*C=420*610*610mm |
Details
Tips: The difference between no-load and load transformer
The main difference between no-load operation and load operation of the transformer is mainly reflected in the secondary line state. The secondary line of the transformer load operation is connected to the load, and the generated power is large.
The transformer uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to change the AC voltage. The main components are the primary coil, the secondary coil and the iron core (magnetic core). In electrical equipment and wireless circuits, it is often used for voltage rise and fall, impedance matching, and safety isolation. When the transformer is running at no load; only no-load loss, that is, iron loss and stray, is consumed, which is 6% of the total capacity, and when the load is running, it is no-load loss + load loss, that is, copper loss, which is the total consumption of the transformer.