Q:Can a european power outlet handle a 5000 watt power transformer?

A Power Transformer is usually rated in KVA, or Killo-Volt Amps. Hard to answer your question without the right info on the size of the X-fmr, What it is being used for, and the number of taps on said X-fmr. An appliance that consumes 5K Watts of power can be translated to about 7 Amps @ about 100 to 120 Volts A.C. It can also be translated to about 3.5 Amps @ 200 to 240 Volts A.C. I like to over rate things in my calculations, for safety sake. That way, there are no accidents in adding up figures wich could possibly cause a circuit overload. Frequency of the line doesn't really matter, unless you are converting power for an imported or domestic unit, whatever the case may be. Consult your local friendly electrician for other details.

Q:I was wanting to buy my little brother a transformer toy, but not one of these cheap ones you buy today, but one you actual transform by yourself like when I was younger. So whats a good website where I can find some for him and me to play with, and I don't really want to spend to much on them, just enough.

Any good toy retailer should have them or when in doubt use amazon

Q:What are the ways of protecting the transformer?

First, the gas protection: to protect the transformer internal short circuit and oil surface failure. Second, differential protection, current quick-break protection: to protect the transformer winding or lead-out phase of the phase-to-phase short circuit, large ground current system grounding short circuit and winding turn short circuit. Third, over-current protection: to protect the external phase short circuit, and as a gas protection and differential protection (or current quick-break protection) backup protection. Four, zero sequence current protection: protection of large ground current system external single-phase ground short circuit. 5, overload protection: to protect the symmetrical overload, only acting on the signal. Six, over-excitation protection: to protect the transformer over-excitation does not exceed the allowable limit.

Q:I'm getting a transformers game and idk which one to get. Should I get Transfermors: WFC (War for cybertron) or Transfermors Dark of the moon? Which one is better?

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Q:I Watch Transformers,But Alot Of People Seem To Hate It.

I don't have anything against them. They're more than meets the eye.

Q:can u use a 220v to 12v transformer step down transf, switch the primary as the secondary, and vice and make it a 12v to 220v transformer.

confident. you will incur larger losses than if the transformer became particularly designed for 220 V, inspite of the undeniable fact that it is going to in all possibility be insignificant. be conscious, inspite of the undeniable fact that, that attempting the different (making use of a transformer designed for 220 V in a 440 V circuit) might _not_ paintings, because of the fact the conventional might overheat.

Q:Maintenance of a household table lamp, found inside the 220v AC to 12v DC, (with a 12v mirror headlight) Transformer has red, blue, black three into the line, plus or minus two output. Ask why is the three lines? In addition to the line of fire and the zero line, what is the remaining root?

There are three lines is normal, because in addition to a line of fire a zero line, there is a ground wire (ground wire is directly connected to the Earth's line, it can be called a safe circuit, dangerous when it put high pressure directly To the earth, be a lifeline. Transformer is the use of electromagnetic induction principle to change the AC voltage of the device, the main components are primary coil, secondary coil and core (core). The main functions are: voltage conversion, current conversion, impedance conversion, isolation, voltage regulator (magnetic saturation transformer) and so on. According to the use can be divided into: power transformers and special transformers.

Q:I want to step down a 240Vpeak signal to 24. Anyone know where I can get a transformer to do this? Also does frequency have a dependence on a transformer? The signal I am looking at has around 55Khz frequency. Thanks for your help

You won't be able to find a transformer for that frequency, unless you are lucky. You will have to wind your own. Probably a ferrite core is best, depending on your power level, which you did not mention, and is an important design factor. If this is a very low power signal (you do use the word signal), perhaps a capacitive or resistive voltage divider will be enough. Or search for an audio signal transformer. .

Q:1.Is there going to be a Season 4?2.If there isn't,then is there going to be a new Transformers series?

Transformers animated ended last Saturday with Endgame part II. It was ended because of the movie coming out and Hasbro wanted to focus on movie merchandise. There's been some talk of maybe it starting up again after the movie or even a new cartoon.

Q:Can someone tell me what the tiny transformers are. I remember that they are somehow activated using some green energy device. I'm not even sure if that is it

There have been several small transformers. Soundwave had Lazerbeak, Rumble,and Ravage in the anime. There was also the autobot version Blaster who showed up in later seasons. You also might be talking about headmasters, Brainmaster(may have only been shown in Japan), or the minicons from Transformers: Armada. There was also an episode where 3 Autobots shrunk down and entered Megatron in order to retrieve the Heart of Cybertron.