Q:1000KVA transformer power loss is how much

The gap between the various models is also great, but also with the size of the load. To the S9 parameter is the no-load loss is 1.7KW, which is the same, full load loss is 10.3KW, this load-related. If the transformer is fully loaded, then the power loss = (1.7 + 10.3) X1H = 12 degrees 1 hour. S11 of the no-load loss is 1.15KW, full load loss is 10.3KW, full load run loss of power = 1.15 + 10.3 = 11.45 degrees 1 hour

Q:Does anyone know where I can buy Transformers in Bluray? I have looked for it everywhere and can't find it and I need it for a Christmas gift.Thanks!

im not sure but i believe dreamworks to be one of the companies not supporting blu ray

Q:What is an isolated ring transformer?

Isolated ring-type transformer is mainly focused on its insulation performance, between the primary and secondary must have a double insulation, so that the isolation of its own high efficiency, effective protection of equipment safety.

Q:BQ: Which director do you like more: Michael Bay or Steven Spielberg?BQ2: Are you excited about Transformers 3 or worried that it can be not good?thanks :)))) lt;3

Indiana Jones was not just a Steven Spielburg film it was a joint film with George Lucas. So he needs to be added to this if that is your question on those films! For me it would be Indiana Jones (just not the new one) For me movies are not what they use to be and Transformers great ok they made a BIG budget film for a cartoon man did they tear it up. But Jones for the win. The new one I dont think will be good its 3-D I am so sick of 3-D!

Q:I got an Alien bees unit and in order to convert the power from 120v to 220v I have to get a true magnetic transformers according to their website, what does that mean?

All transformers are magnetic. Perhaps if you would provide a link to the product in question, maybe even to its user's manual, some more information could be gleaned that would allow a more helpful answer. I have no idea what an alien bees unit is. -------- Ok with that I was able to google some more info. So you have a unit that came with a 120V power cord, intended to be plugged into a north american AC power outlet (120V, 60 Hz), and you need it to run on your local current, which is 220. You don't have a power brick or wall wart, the AC goes right to the flash unit. Yes? And the specs say it draws up to 6 amps at 120 volts, 60 Hz. What they're talking about is that you need a true voltage conversion transformer (usually this is actually an autotransformer), NOT any other sort of voltage converter. Travel stores in this country (US) sell these small and cheap voltage converters, made to allow use of certain high wattage devices (up to 1500 watts) on 240 even though they're made to run on 120. But they don't use a transformer, they use a capacitor and a diode. They're ok for things like curling irons and space heaters. They're completely unsuitable for anything electronic. You can usually tell the difference between a true transformer voltage converter and the voltage converter by weight. The latter weigh just about nothing. Whereas even a 50 watt transformer will sit fairly heavily in your hand. For a device that pulls 6 amps at 120 volts, you need a transformer of at least 1000 watts capacity. I've linked one below. Of course that is a US seller, but this will give you an idea of what to look for. Note that it weighs 17 pounds (about 8 kg) and is about 5 x 7 x 8 inches (13 x 18 x 20 cm). There just isn't any way these get much smaller or lighter. .

Q:I noticed that I haven't seen a female transformers, which leads to two possibilities, they were gay or asexual.

or could asexually reproduce. eh, eh

Q:I have a 34kv/380/500KVA transformer and it loads a pump of 450HP/2200V. Starting current reaches up to 1700 amps for around 3-4 seconds using a soft starter. The rated capacity of the transformer is 700amps and the pump running current is 689 amps.Any calculations to prove that the transformer is enough to provide the application would be a help.thanks.

Damn, had to read the question before I realized it has NOTHING to do with Optimus Prime or Megatron. (*laughing*)

Q:Transformer stop power operation, the neutral point must be grounded

Transformer stop power operation, the neutral point must be grounded. Because China's 110KV transformer is mostly neutral grounding system, the main transformer neutral grounding switch, in order to protect the sensitivity of the protection device, the main transformer neutral grounding switch in the operation often open; but in the main transformer operation , In order to prevent the operation of the over-voltage "affect" the main transformer insulation, it must be closed ground switch. For the side of the power supply of the power transformer, when the switch is not full-phase pull, at the time, if the neutral point is not grounded the following hazards: (1). Transformer power supply side of the neutral point to ground voltage rise up to the maximum phase voltage, which may damage the transformer insulation; (2) Transformer between the high and low voltage coils, this capacitor will cause high voltage to the low voltage "overvoltage";

Q:hi can anyone tell me when installing/replacing a door bell transformer when switching off power supply at main source will that make it safe to work with the connections, it keeps telling us to turn fuses off well it dont have fuses its a circuit breaker. so do we turn circuit breaker off asweel as main supply into house. may be a silly question to ask but dont wnat any trips to A nad E lol thanks guys xxx

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Q:If I have a step down transformer, the voltage in the second coil decreases. From conservation of energy (Power of firstpower of second coil) the powers are equal. But if PU*I and the voltage decreases, does the second coil have a higher current in order to maintain its power?

A transformer makes use of Faraday's law and the ferromagnetic properties of an iron core to efficiently raise or lower AC voltages. It of course cannot increase power so that if the voltage is raised, the current is proportionally lowered and vice versa. hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hba Goodbye