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Air Cooled Transformer
65000 INR/Unit
Product Details:
- Coil Material Copper Core
- Rated Voltage 415 Volt (V)
- Operating Temperature -15 to 50 Deg Celsius (oC)
- Cooling Type Air Cooling
- Voltage Booster Type Dry
- Output 230 V
- Frequency (MHz) 50 Hertz (HZ)
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Air Cooled Transformer Price And Quantity
- 1 Unit
- 65000 INR/Unit
Air Cooled Transformer Product Specifications
- Copper Core
- 415 Volt (V)
- Air Cooling
- 230 V
- 50 Hertz (HZ)
- Dry
- -15 to 50 Deg Celsius (oC)
- High
- Commercial, General, Medical, Marine, Industrial
Air Cooled Transformer Trade Information
- Cash in Advance (CID)
- 100 Unit Per Month
- 7 Days
- All India
Product Description
The Air Cooled Transformer is suitable for various commercial, general, medical, marine, and industrial applications. It features a copper core coil material and dry voltage booster type. With a rated voltage of 415V and an operating temperature range of -15 to 50C, this transformer operates at a frequency of 50Hz. The cooling type is air cooling, ensuring efficient performance. The output voltage is 230V with high efficiency, making it a reliable choice for different settings.
FAQs of Air Cooled Transformer:
Q: What is the voltage rating of this transformer?
A: The rated voltage of this transformer is 415V.Q: What is the operating temperature range?
A: The operating temperature range is -15 to 50C.Q: What is the output voltage of this transformer?
A: The output voltage is 230V.Q: What is the cooling type of this transformer?
A: The cooling type is air cooling.Q: What is the frequency at which this transformer operates?
A: The transformer operates at a frequency of 50Hz.Tell us about your requirement
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