The Isolation Transformers are the special application which are required to Isolate the specific device or equipment or machinery at low voltage range to avoid earth fault or voltage droppage during operation.
Engineered for Performance and ReliabilityOur transformers feature advanced double-wound coil structures and premium materials including CRGO silicon steel and super-enameled windings. With high efficiency (up to 98%) and impressively low load loss (<1.5%), they deliver exceptional performance, stability, and longevity across diverse operating conditions. The powder-coated epoxy paint ensures lasting protection against harsh environmental factors.
Safety, Compliance, and VersatilityEvery transformer integrates comprehensive safety features such as overload, short-circuit, and earth fault protection. Each is available with IP 23 or IP 42 enclosure ratings and adheres to IS:2026, IS:11171, and IEC 60076 standards-making them suitable for demanding industrial, medical, and technological environments. Customized dimensions and voltage ratings ensure tailored solutions to meet diverse layout and operational needs.
FAQ's of Isolation and Ultra Isolation Transformers:
Q: How are Isolation and Ultra Isolation Transformers used in sensitive electronic environments?
A: Isolation and Ultra Isolation Transformers provide electrical isolation between input and output, significantly reducing electrical noise and harmonics. This makes them ideal for protecting sensitive equipment like medical devices, CNC machines, and data center hardware from voltage spikes, transients, and interference.
Q: What is the benefit of Class F or H insulation in these transformers?
A: Class F or H insulation allows the transformers to operate safely at higher temperatures, increasing their lifespan and reliability. This is particularly beneficial in demanding industrial and laboratory environments where extended operation and heat resistance are crucial.
Q: When should I choose a floor/base mounted transformer over other mounting types?
A: Floor or base-mounted transformers are chosen when stable, permanent installation is required-often in high-power applications up to 500 KVA. They are suited for industrial, utility, and commercial setups where space and weight considerations dictate robust support structures.
Q: Where can these transformers be installed, considering their protection ratings?
A: With optional IP 23 and IP 42 protection ratings, these transformers can be installed indoors in environments ranging from clean CNC rooms to industrial workshops, as well as medical or laboratory settings. The enclosures provide protection against dust and limited water ingress.
Q: What testing process is followed to ensure quality and compliance?
A: All units undergo rigorous testing in line with IS:2026, IS:11171, and IEC 60076 standards, including dielectric strength tests at 2500V AC, insulation checks, and performance evaluations. Test certificates are provided to assure compliance and safety for every installation.
Q: How does the transformer maintain high efficiency and low load loss?
A: By utilizing high-grade CRGO silicon steel and precision foil or layer wound copper or aluminum coils, these transformers maintain efficiency levels between 95% and 98% and load losses under 1.5%. This design minimizes energy waste and provides steady voltage under varying loads.
Q: What advantages does a laminated core structure offer?
A: Laminated cores reduce eddy current losses, enhance efficiency, and contribute to lower operating noise. This design is crucial for ensuring transformers run cooler and last longer, especially in continuous-duty environments.
