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3 Phase Transformers
Used to set voltages in all 3 phase applications where a 3 phase power supply exists.

3 Phase Converters
Convert single phase to 3 phase power when 3 phase is most desirable.

Medical Isolation Transformers
Necessary for any hospital and medical equipment covered by state and federal safety and performance regulations.

Isolation Transformers
Separates the incoming power from that which finally runs the equipment. Protects against unwanted characteristics generated in the use of power within an area.

Buck Boost Transformers
Often used for low voltage applications and raising voltage for 230V motors or 120V lighting systems;
designed to reduce (buck) or raise (boost) line voltage from 5% to 20%.

Custom Transformers
Specific needs can be filled by custom building a transformer to the requirements of the customer.

Step Down Transformers
Adjust voltage from high voltage transmission lines or to correct local lines for chronically high voltage conditions.

Step Up Transformers
Adjust voltage for transmission at higher voltages or to correct local lines for chronically low voltages.

AC Line Reactors
Adjust, block or otherwise handle unwanted power characteristics often generated during normal use of power in an area.

Acme Transformers
A reliable leading American transformer distributing company.

Hammond Transformers
Originated as a family -owned and run company and is now a nation-wide distributor!

Jefferson Transformers
In business over 93 years; supplying a diverse selection of products to an equally diverse clientele.

PURPOSE AND APPLICATIONS
OF STEP DOWN TRANSFORMERSStep Down Transformers

Step Down Transformers reduce the voltage to the fit the next level of desired use. It usually comes in extremely high voltages of about 69 kV to 765 kV or above in the main transmission lines to 33kV and 66kV in sub transmission lines. In local substations having Step Down Transformers it is lowered again to voltages of around 2.4 to 34.5 kV and distributed into neighborhoods where it is further lowered via other Step Down Transformers on power poles to match home or business voltages up to 400V. Perhaps it will go to some point in a factory, shop, home or even the much smaller applications and be reduced again to fit a lower voltage piece of equipment.

Step Down Transformers have a primary winding of higher number of turns than the secondary winding. The AC power is lowered in a specific ratio of higher to lower number of windings that will result in the final voltage desired. There are no connections between the two windings, but the current is transferred by induction. The secondary winding is typically of larger gauge wire since it carries a higher current than the primary. The higher current is a function of a fixed mathematical ratio between the number of primary vs. secondary windings. Since power is fixed, lowered voltage results in increased amperage; the lowering of voltage is inversely proportional and results in  increase of amperage.

Step Down Transformers are relatively simple in design but must have the exact ratio of windings in each circuit so as to deliver the appropriate current and voltage; otherwise damage may be done to equipment connected to the supply. For this reason both incoming and outgoing voltages must be known prior to selecting any Step Down Transformer. In fact, at times it may be necessary to order a Custom Transformer for a particular application as that power source or that application may not conform to conventional designs.

Step Down Transformers and, indeed, any other kind of transformer can be, and are made using aluminum, copper and sometimes other metal windings. Copper costs more initially, but it lasts longer, carries more current with a smaller diameter wire, and heats up less than aluminum. Application, budget and other factors must be considered before installing a particular transformer.

Contact TEMCo for your Step Down Transformer needs. TEMCo carries most major brands and offers competitive pricing with quick delivery. Custom-designed Step Down Transformers can be ordered to fit your exact specifications.

Step Down Pole Mount Transformers are used for local distribution.Call (510) 490-2187
(US & International)
 or 1-800-613-2290 (US only)
for prices and information.
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Transformer Resources:

Isolation Transformers
Isolation transformers of all types, including custom order equipment built to your specifications!.

Medical Isolation Transformers
A source for a broad selection of medical grade isolation transformers, including custom order equipment built to your specifications!.

Buck Boost Transformers
A wide range of Buck Boost Transformers and brands to select from.

Custom Transformers
Your specific needs can be supplied here with limited
delay and great pricing on custom designed equipment.

Step Down Transformers
Power Transformers designed to reduce voltage to an optimum range. Descriptive data included.

Step Up Transformers
Power Transformers designed to increase voltage to an optimum range. Descriptive data included.

AC Line Reactors
Listings of 3 phase devices used as filters rather than for changing voltage.

Acme Transformers
An expansive selection of Power Transformers for all applications.

Hammond Transformers
Primarily dealing in copper-wound transformers
.

Jefferson Transformers
All American-made products. Located in Brownsville, Texas.

Diesel Generators
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Static Phase Converters
Critical information regarding the difference between static phase and rotary phase converters. A must for anyone considering these alternatives!

Phase Converter
Read about the technology differences between the types of phase converters available from this top phase converter manufacturer.