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How to select a TEMCo Transformer

How to select a TEMCO Transformer is a rather simple, but important process.  It will require some research and possibly some detective work, depending on your exact circumstances.  If you have existing equipment you will need to expect to do some leg work observing the specs given on the motors, machines and other devices.  If you have spec sheets on them, all the better.  In fact, We  recommend documenting and even copying in some way the tags, labels, etc, that carry this information so you will have it to hand during this and other future projects.

The steps to How to select a TEMCo Transformer begin with knowing all of the following data.

1. The Primary Voltage (voltage you will be feeding into the primary windings of the transformer).  Essentially, this is the voltage of the incoming line you will use to power up your installation.

2. The Secondary Voltage (the voltage you will be operating your equipment on. For instance, if you are operating 220v motors you will need to have a secondary voltage of 220v.)

3. The Frequency (in Hertz) of the service you are using; usually 60Hz in the US and 50 Hz for foreign applications, but this must be verified as it will affect the specifications of your transformer.

4. What Phase is the incoming current?  Household is most often single phase and industrial or shop is often three phase.  But this must be confirmed as it will affect your transformer specs and shops are not all made the same.  It is not uncommon for a shop to have started out simple and under-powered if expectations originally were not to have extensive or heavy equipment installed.

5. The KVA load. For this you will need to add the total number of existing equipment to be serviced by this transformer and one should also add in any possible future additions to equipment.  Here is where your collection of data off spec sheets and tags or labels will be important as it may be the only place this information can be found.

6. The Secondary VoltageIs it single phase (2 wire or 3 wire) or three phase (3 wire or 4 wire)?  Number 4 above affects the primary circuit of your transformer; #6 affects the secondary circuit you will need.

7. Type of Transformer; i.e., double-wound (for electronic controls, DC equipment or computer applications) or auto-transformer (for use with motors and other inductive loads.)

8. Where the Transformer will be installed (wall or floor and indoors or outside)

How to select a TEMCo Transformer also includes additional options you will need to speak with our representative about.  Special sprinkler shields, electrostatic shielding, tap arrangements, vibration dampening pads and others are among these options.

Transformer size can be determined by using the following formulas. This is where you get to use the data you collected!

Single Phase
Your transformer full load (current in amps)
kVA = Volts x Amps / 1000
Amps = kVA x 1000 / 1.73 x Volts

Three Phase
Your transformer load current per line (current in amps)
kVA = 1.73 x Volts x Amps / 1000
Amps = kVA x 1000 / 1.73 x Volts

Contact TEMCo for your questions and other help on How to select a TEMCo Transformer.

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