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Your cart is empty.UL listed, CSA certified. Meet CSA C802.2 Efficiency. Fully encapsulated core and coil. UL Type 3R epoxy encapsulated. Wall Mounted. Ground Studs for use with non-metallic conduit. Copper lead wire terminations. Covered under Acme.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
Internals are potted I think it's still functional despite the exterior damage. Haven't installed this yet but am confident it'll still meet my needs.
DonL
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023
Worked good for approx 4 months then primary shorted. Where is my warranty? I did everything right, it is a mfg. defect. This item is too expensive to risk buying!
JB
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2022
Problem that I have: The power company's transformer is messed up in my neighborhood and the neutral is floating... The result is 120v power that flickers between 116v to 129v ----> all the lights in my home are flashing dim-bright-dim and it drives me insane.So I bought this transformer and wired it into my 2 primary lighting circuits: PROBLEM SOLVED!! By making an independently derived neutral, the lights are a stable 121v.There are several acceptable ways to wire up the primary/secondary OCPD so consult with the national electric code and a licensed electrician to hook it up.Just an FYI, at 240v on the primary side, it runs really hot. The nameplate says a 115 deg C temp rise is acceptable and that's not a joke. It requires 4 inches of clearance for a reason...5 out of 5 stars.
Voltage Therapy Electric LLC
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2020
Works perfect. Needed 120 volt for a receptacle. I was repairing wiring and found a GFCI receptacle tapped off a 240 volt feed using ground wire for neutral. wired transformer to 240 volt 2 wire and receptacle to transformer output 120- volt 2 wire. transformer had a grounding conductor and a grounding stud to bond to. Perfect 120 volt out secondary. Sorry I forgot exact input voltage for review, but I believe it was right at 240 volt. Might have been 238 between ungrounded conductors. Housing seemed quality and was resin filled with leads coming out. About the size of a larger landscape lighting transformer box.
The-Dude
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2019
In our well house we had 240v two hot and a ground but no neutral. So only half of a circuit at 120v. This gave us a 120v hot and a new neutral at 16.6 amps/2000 watts Plus It generates a little bit of heat so that serves an aditional benefit of helping to keep our well house warmer.
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