Easy to move with casters! It has breakers on both the input and output sides, allowing for safe use.
The "Multi-Power Supply (Three-Phase + Reverse V Transformer)" is a power transformer that can output three-phase power from a three-phase input, as well as single-phase 100V. Even when integrated into equipment, it provides single-phase 100V, making it convenient for use with measuring instruments and other devices. Circuit breakers are included on both the input and output sides, allowing for safe use. Additionally, even in factories where only three-phase 200V is available, this product enables the provision of a single-phase 100V power supply. 【Features】 ■ Capable of outputting three-phase power from a three-phase input and single-phase 100V ■ Convenient for use with measuring instruments due to the availability of single-phase 100V ■ Safe to use with circuit breakers on both the input and output sides ■ Enables the provision of a single-phase 100V power supply even in factories with only three-phase 200V ■ Easy to move with attached casters *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■ Input Phase: Three-phase ■ Input Voltage: 210-200-190V ■ Frequency: 50/60Hz ■ Output Voltage / Output Current: Three-phase 208V (30A) x 1 circuit, Single-phase 100V (12A) x 1 circuit (2 output sockets) ■ Output Capacity: Three-phase (10.8kVA), Single-phase (1.2kVA) ■ Cooling Method: Dry self-cooling ■ Insulation Type: Class B ■ External Dimensions: W405 x D570 x H500mm (excluding protrusions) ■ Weight: Approximately 170Kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■When using measuring instruments, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Tokyo Seiden meets customer needs through the fusion of our winding technology, circuit design, and mechanical design, which are at the core of power electronics technology.
