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Buck boost
transformers are single phase, four winding transformers
designed for two purposes. The first is to reduce or
raise line voltage from five to 20 percent. A good
example is boosting 208 volts to 230 volts. They have a
dual voltage primary and a dual voltage secondary. The second use of buck
boost transformers is to use them as low voltage
isolation transformers for use on 12, 16, 24, 32, or 48
colt circuits. They have capacities of .050 kVA to 5.0
kVA. Some of the applications include low voltage
landscaping lighting, and they are UL listed for outdoor
service. Buck boost transformers are ideal for changing line
voltage by small amounts. Some of the major advantages
for using buck boost transformers are their low cost,
compact size and light weight. They are also more
efficient and cost less than isolation transformers.
When connected as autotransformers, they can handle
loads up to 20 times the name plate rating. A great
source for all of your buck boost transformers is TEMCo
Buck Boost Transformers. You can be assured when buying
a transformer, TEMCo or Acme Transformers are the best
transformers for your money. When the buck boost transformer has the primary and
secondary windings connected, it becomes an
autotransformer. With this technology, only the
secondary windings are transforming voltage and current.
The majority of the KVA load passes directly from the
supply to the load. This is the reason autotransformers
can supply a load with a larger KVA rating than the
nameplate indicates. |