Cat Drytype Trans
Cat Drytype Trans
Cat Drytype Trans
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Steps for SelecƟng Transformers ……………………………………………………………………….. 2
ConstrucƟon, Approvals, TesƟng, and OpƟons …………………………………………………… 3
Rex Power MagneƟcs, Standard SpeciĮcaƟons ……………………………………………………………………………………... 4
established in 1972 is an ISO 9001 Transformer Terms and DeĮniƟons ……………………………………………………………………. 5
registered leading manufacturer Single-Phase IsolaƟon Transformers…………………………………………………………………….6
of CSA cerƟĮed and UL listed Three-Phase IsolaƟon Transformers…………………………………………………………………….7 & 8
custom dry type Transformers. Three-Phase Autotransformers ………………………………………………………………………….. 9 & 10
Rex is driven by technology, Encapsulated Type Transformers ………………………………………………………………………..11 & 12
innovaƟon, and customer Green Star Transformers …………….……………………………………………………………………...13
service, and has a track record of ElectrostaƟcally Shielded Type Transformers …………………………………………………….. 14
sustained proĮtable growth. K-Factor Rated Transformers for Non-Linear Loads …………………………………………....15
With a central and integrated
Drive IsolaƟon Type Transformers (DIT’s) ………………………………………………………….. 16
engineering, manufacturing, and
Other Common ConĮguraƟons and Wiring Diagrams ………………………………………… 17
customer service facility located
just north of Toronto, Ontario, General Terms and CondiƟons …….………………………………………………………………………17
Canada, and warehouses Rapid Response QuotaƟon Fax Sheet ……………………………………………………………...... 18
throughout Canada and the
United States, the company CATALOG NUMBERING SYSTEM
oīers a broad range of dry type
power magneƟc products to B C 300 J
markets throughout North
- M / S1 /... / E3R / Z2
America and internaƟonally.
The Rex product line includes
kVA Eĸciency Level
custom designed specialty
transformers, Power Transformers C - Copper Windings
up to 15 MVA and 35,000 Volts, A - Aluminum Windings Special Requirement Codes
distribuƟon transformers,
reactors, autotransformers, control R – 3-Phase Autotransformer
and machine tool transformers, M – 1-Phase Autotransformer Secondary Voltage DesignaƟon
custom enclosures, custom cut B – 3-Phase IsolaƟon/DistribuƟon
electrical steel cores, and other S – 1-Phase IsolaƟon/DistribuƟon
power magneƟc products and D – 3-Phase Drive IsolaƟon Primary Voltage DesignaƟon
services. Supported by considerable
and sustained investment in
research and development,
Primary and Secondary Voltage LeƩer Codes: Special Requirement Codes:
new and automated equipment,
A – 120 E – 347 J1 – 575 50 – 50 Cycles (Hz)
and eĸcient processes Rex Power
MagneƟcs conƟnually expands
A1 – 115 F – 380 J2 – 550 Other frequencies also available
and enhances its product and A2 – 110 G – 416 K – 120/240 E – Special Enclosure
service oīering. B – 208 G1 – 400 K1 – 115/230 EP – Encapsulated Transformer (page 11, 12)
C – 240 H – 480 K2 – 110/220 K – K-Factor Rated (K4, K13, K20 or other)
We pride ourselves: Įrstly in our
C1 – 230 H1 – 460 L – 240/480 M – Special MounƟng Brackets
superior delivery responsiveness
C2 – 220 H2 – 440 L1 – 230/460 P – Special Paint
supported by our passion for
customer service and our verƟcally D – 277 J – 600 L2 – 220/440 S – ElectrostaƟc Shield (see page 14)
integrated in-house design, T – Special Temperature Rise
manufacture, and tesƟng M – 208Y/120 P1 – 460Y/266 R – 380Y/220 For an unlisted requirement, use ‘X’
capabiliƟes; and secondly in our N – 416Y/240 P2 – 440Y/254 S – 240Y/139
Technology leadership supported N1 – 400Y/231 Q – 600Y/347 S1 – 230Y/133 Eĸciency Level:
by our industry leading R&D eīort, P – 480Y/277 Q1 – 575Y/332 S2 – 220Y/127
engineering experƟse, technical
For applicable models only:
Q2 – 550Y/318 Z – Standard eĸciency (CSA C802.2, NEMA TP-1)
competence, and manufacturing
know-how. Z2 – Green Star Premium (CSL-2 eĸciency)
For an unlisted voltage, use ‘X’ Z3 – Green Star Ultra Premium (CSL-3)
For special requirements:
use ‘Z2+’ for NEMA Premium Equivalent
or ‘X’ for other requirements
STEPS FOR SELECTING TRANSFORMERS
Line currents (in Amperes) at rated single phase voltage
SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER
kVA 120 V 240 V 480 V 600 V
1. Determine primary or supply voltage
2. Select secondary or load voltage 1 8.3 4.2 2.1 1.7
3. Verify single phase operaƟon 2 16.7 8.3 4.2 3.3
4. Standard transformers are suitable for operaƟon on a 3 25.0 12.5 6.3 5.0
60 Hz (hertz, or cycle) system. Refer to our engineering
department for other frequencies. 5 41.7 20.8 10.4 8.3
5. Determine kVA raƟng of load. Select a transformer 7.5 62.5 31.3 15.6 12.5
having a standard kVA raƟng equal to or greater than 10 83.3 41.7 20.8 16.7
that required by the load.
15 125.0 62.5 31.3 25.0
6. Select autotransformer or double-wound isolaƟon
type. Formula for calculaƟng single phase kVA: 25 208.0 104.0 52.1 41.7
37.5 313.0 156.0 78.0 62.5
(Volts x Amps) 50 417.0 208.0 104.0 83.3
kVA1ø =
1000 75 625.0 313.0 156.0 125.0
100 833.0 417.0 208.0 167.0
150 1250.0 625.0 313.0 250.0
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CONSTRUCTION, APPROVALS, TESTING, AND OPTIONS
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STANDARD SPECIFICATION, 600 V CLASS, SINGLE AND THREE PHASE
LiŌing eyes
Stacked silicon
steel core
Ground lug
Floor mounƟng Concealed
brackets venƟlaƟon
openings
AnƟ-vibraƟon
isolators
Cooling ducts
High voltage
windings
Heavy steel bolted
core clamps
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TRANSFORMER TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
Ambient Temperature: The temperature of the atmosphere to load current, stray loss due to stray Ňuxes in the windings,
surrounding a transformer installaƟon. core clamps, general construcƟon, and Įnally to circulaƟng
Autotransformer: A transformer which has only one winding currents in parallel windings.
per phase, part of which is common to both the primary and No-Load Losses: The losses incurred when a transformer is
secondary circuits. excited without a load connected to the secondary. These
Control Transformer: OŌen referred to as an Industrial include core loss, dielectric loss, and exciƟng current I²R loss.
Control Transformer. A transformer which is designed for Polarity: A designaƟon of the relaƟve instantaneous direcƟon
good voltage regulaƟon characterisƟcs when large inrush of the current in a secondary lead as compared with a primary
currents are drawn (5 to 15 Ɵmes normal) and low power lead.
factor loads are connected. Power Factor: The relaƟonship of waƩs to volt amps in a
Delta (ѐ): A standard three-phase connecƟon in which each circuit.
phase winding is connected in series to form a closed loop. RaƟo: A reference to either the primary to secondary windings
Dielectric Test: A series of tests conducted at voltages that turns-raƟo or to the voltage raƟo of the transformer.
are much higher than the nameplate raƟng, to determine the Reactor: A device for introducing inducƟve reactance into a
eīecƟveness of the insulaƟng materials and electrical circuit.
clearances.
RecƟĮer Transformer: A transformer designed to supply AC
ElectrostaƟc Shield: A grounded conducƟve sheet (usually input to a recƟĮer to obtain the desired DC output and have
copper) placed between primary and secondary windings, the ability to withstand the heaƟng eīects caused by recƟĮer
which prevents electrical interference and provides addiƟonal commutaƟon or ripple.
protecƟon.
ScoƩ ConnecƟon: A transformer connecƟon usually used to
ExcitaƟon Current (No-Load Current): The current which obtain a two-phase output from secondary of a transformer
Ňows in any winding used to excite the transformer when all with a three-phase input to the primary, or vice versa.
other windings are open-circuited.
Step-Down Transformer: One in which the high voltage
Frequency: On AC circuits, designates number of Ɵmes that winding is connected to the input or power source and the low
polarity alternates from posiƟve to negaƟve. Eg. 60 Hz (cycles voltage winding to the output or load.
per second).
Step-Up Transformer: A transformer in which the low voltage
Hertz (Hz): A term for AC frequency in cycles per second. winding is connected to the power source or input and the
Transformers rated for 60 hertz service should not be applied high voltage winding is connected to the output load.
to 50 hertz, as overheaƟng will occur. Certain transformers
are rated 50/60 hertz and therefore suitable for either Tap: A connecƟon provided in a transformer winding used to
frequency. change the normal voltage raƟo of the transformer. Taps are
usually placed on the high voltage winding to correct for high
Hi Pot: A standard dielectric test to check insulaƟng materials or low voltage condiƟons found on the low voltage output
and clearances between windings and ground. side. Taps are expressed as either full capacity above normal
Impulse Tests: The test employed to determine Basic (FCAN) or full capacity below normal (FCBN).
InsulaƟon Level (BIL). T-ConnecƟon: A ScoƩ-connected three phase transformer
Impedance: The vector sum of resistance and reactance which uƟlizing two primary and two secondary coils called the main
limits the current Ňow in an AC circuit. Impedance is idenƟĮed and teaser coils.
as a percentage and used to determine the interrupƟng Temperature Rise: The temperature increase over ambient
capacity of circuit breakers that protect the primary circuit. due to load. This is measured as either average rise by
Induced PotenƟal Test: A standard dielectric test which resistance or as hot-spot.
veriĮes the integrity of insulaƟng materials and electrical Thermals: Over-temperature protecƟon devices.
clearances between turns and layers of a transformer winding.
Volt-Amperes: An expression of the power output raƟng of a
IsolaƟng Transformer: A transformer which insulates the transformer. The current Ňowing in a circuit mulƟplied by the
primary circuit from secondary circuit. voltage of that circuit.
kVA: Kilo Volt Ampere raƟng designates the power output Wye (Y) ConnecƟon: A three-phase connecƟon in which similar
which a transformer can deliver at rated voltage and frequency ends of each phase winding are connected together at a
without exceeding a speciĮed temperature rise. common point which forms the electrical neutral and is oŌen
Load Losses: The losses in a transformer incident to load grounded.
carrying. Load losses include “I²R loss” in the windings due
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SINGLE-PHASE ISOLATION (DOUBLE-WOUND) TRANSFORMERS
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THREE-PHASE ISOLATION (DOUBLE-WOUND) TRANSFORMERS
FEATURES 1 2 3 H3 X3
5 1
7
THREE-PHASE ISOLATION (DOUBLE-WOUND) TRANSFORMERS
Taps
0 - No taps ± 2.5% FC
2-
1 - ± 5% FC ± 5% FC
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THREE-PHASE AUTOTRANSFORMERS
PRI SEC KVA CAT. NO. TAPS HZ SIZE Lb. Kg. PRI SEC KVA CAT. NO. TAPS HZ SIZE Lb. Kg.
600Y 480Y 3 RC3J-H 0 60 0 21 10 600Y 208Y 3 RC3J-B 0 60 1 45 21
6 RC6J-H 1 34 16 6 RC6J-B 1 70 32
9 RC9J-H 1 45 21 9 RC9J-B 3 130 59
15 RC15J-H 1 65 29 15 RC15J-B 3 130 59
30 RC30J-H 3 115 52 30 RC30J-B 5 210 95
45 RC45J-H 3 135 61 45 RC45J-B 6 250 113
75 RC75J-H 5 200 90 75 RC75J-B 6 360 163
112.5 RC122J-H 6 225 102 112.5 RC122J-B 7 555 250
150 RC150J-H 6 265 120 150 RC150J-B 8 650 293
225 RC225J-H 7 450 175 225 RC225J-B 8 920 414
300 RC300J-H 7 525 237 300 RC300J-B 9 1330 599
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ENCAPSULATED TRANSFORMERS
APPLICATION CONSTRUCTION
Standard dry-type venƟlated transformers are cooled by • A mixture of silica sand and resin forms a solid mass,
circulaƟng the surrounding air through its windings. For completely enclosing and protecƟng the core and coil,
trouble free operaƟon and long life expectancy this while also signiĮcantly reducing audible noise.
venƟlaƟng air must be reasonably free of dust, moisture or • Windings uƟlize class 200° C insulaƟon, and are rated
other damaging corrosive fumes. For this reason, standard for 130 ° C rise. They can be designed to operate at
dry-type venƟlated transformers are normally installed in other temperature rise levels.
suitable indoor locaƟons where they are protected from • Core is solidly grounded.
damaging elements. Some speciĮcaƟons require installaƟon • Enclosure constructed of heavy gauge steel, power
of transformers in hazardous surroundings where the above coated, suitable for Type 3R and Type 4 applicaƟons,
menƟoned condiƟons can not be met. Resin encapsulated indoor or outdoor. OpƟonal stainless steel enclosures
transformers are designed for such surroundings. are recommended where the enclosure is exposed to
severe corrosive environments.
1-Phase Type EP • Wiring compartment is spacious, cool, and easily
High Low Const. Encl. Weight accessible (boƩom access for smaller units, front
KVA Cat.#
Voltage Voltage Type Size (lb.)
access for large units).
1/4 SC0.25J-K/EP 1 A1E 17
1/2 SC0.5J-K/EP 1 A1E 20 Typical ApplicaƟons
600 V 120/240 V
3/4 SC0.75J-K/EP 1 B1E 23 Abnormally corrosive, damp or dusty, indoor or outdoor,
1.0 SC1J-K/EP 1 B1E 27 industrial, commercial and residenƟal, harsh environments,
For 480 V to 120/240 1.5 SC1.5J-K/EP 1 C1E 40 such as:
V, use ‘H-K’ instead of 2.0 SC2J-K/EP 1 C1E 45 • Corrosive environments: Petro-chemical, steel, pulp
‘J-K’. See page 1 for a
complete lisƟng of
3.0 SC3J-K/EP 1 C1E 55 and paper industries.
voltage leƩer codes, 5.0 SC5J-K/EP 2 D1E 100 • Damp locaƟons: Mines, pump houses, underground
or use ‘X’ to denote a 7 SC7J-K/EP 2 D1E 163 or rooŌop service areas.
special voltage. 10 SC10J-K/EP 2 E1E 230 • Airborne dust, conducƟve parƟcles: TexƟle,
15 SC15J-K/EP 2 E1E 262 wood-working industries.
25 SC25J-K/EP 2 F1E 484 3-Phase Type EP
37.5 SC37J-K/EP 2 F1E 650 High Low Const. Encl. Weight
KVA Cat.#
50 SC50J-K/EP 2 G1E 789 Voltage Voltage Type Size (lb.)
1.5 BC1.5J-M/EP 2 A3E 145
H1 H2 2 BC2J-M/EP 2 A3E 148
600 ȴ 208Y/120
3 BC3J-M/EP 2 B3E 153
Up to 3 kVA For 480 ȴ to
6 BC6J-M/EP 2 B3E 177
X3 X2 208Y/120, use ‘H-M’
X1 X4
instead of ‘J-M’. See
9 BC9-M/EP 2 C3E 246
page 1 for a complete 15 BC15J-M/EP 2 D3E 330
H1 H2 H3 H4
lisƟng of voltage 30 BC30J-M/EP 2 E3E 500
5 kVA leƩer codes, or use ‘X’
45 BC45J-M/EP 2 F3E 790
to denote a special
X1
X3 X2
X4 voltage. 75 BC75J-M/EP 2 G3E 1500
H1 H2 112.5 BC112J-M/EP 2 H3E 2400
1 H2
2
3
X2
1 2 3 3 2 1
7 kVA
9 kVA and below H1
3
2
1
X0
X3 X2 X1
X1 X4
H1 H2 12 3 H3 X3
2
1 H2
3 X2
1 2 3 4 5 5 4 3 2 1 4
5
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ENCAPSULATED TRANSFORMERS
Heavy gauge steel Completely encapsulated Wall mounƟng bracket Provision
enclosures core and coils (available on 30 kVA and for liŌing
Silica sand and smaller)
resin mixture
Front-accessible
Ground terminaƟons
strap CONST. TYPE 1
Knock-Outs CONST. TYPE 2 Ground strap
BoƩom-accessible for (lower) and lugs
terminaƟons side entry Floor mounƟng brackets
Note: Lugs are provided on all encapsulated
EPOXY-ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS Dimensions are in inches transformers up to 75 kVA.
Size No. Total Width Width Depth Height Const. For wall mounƟng of Const. Type 2 units that
including channels box only Type
are 45 kVA and larger, wall mounƟng hardware
A1E 5.25 5.25 4.50 9.00 1 is available. Consult our oĸce for details.
B1E 6.00 6.00 5.00 10.00 1
C1E 7.625 7.625 6.50 11.25 1
D1E 12.50 12.50 12.50 15.00 1
E1E 15.00 15.00 14.75 18.00 1
F1E 18.00 18.00 14.00 24.75 1
G1E 19.00 19.00 16.00 28.25 1
A3E 14.00 11.00 10.00 15.00 2
B3E 18.00 15.00 11.00 15.25 2
C3E 21.00 18.00 12.50 17.00 2 Units designed for operaƟon in Hazardous
D3E 24.00 21.00 14.00 17.50 2 LocaƟons Type A and B (HLA, HLB) are epoxy
E3E 24.00 21.00 18.00 20.00 2 encapsulated, with addiƟonal provisions and
F3E 30.00 26.00 18.00 25.00 2
components. For our complete HLA, HLB, and
HLC oīering, please see our special catalogue
G3E 36.00 32.00 18.00 25.00 2 Transformers for Hazardous LocaƟons, available
H3E 36.00 32.00 21.00 25.00 2 at www.rexpowermagneƟcs.com
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GREEN STAR, PREMIUM AND ULTRA PREMIUM TRANSFORMERS
APPLICATION
As energy prices rise, it is imperaƟve to reduce the
operaƟng costs of electrical systems. All transformers have
losses that appear in the form of heat. Transformers
designed for temperature rises 80°C or 115°C will operate
cooler, leading to lower losses, longer life expectancy,
Green Star Energy Eĸcient Transformer
G
lower operaƟng costs and signiĮcantly enhanced overload Meets or exceeds NEMA TP-1 &
capabiliƟes. CSA C802.2 (CSL-1) eĸciency requirements
Consult the Rex Power MagneƟcs To meet NEMA TP-1 & CSA C802.2 transformer eĸciency
Guide on How to Compare standards, transformer cores are made with higher grade
Transformers for Maximum Value silicon steel, constructed with special miter arrangements,
brochure for more informaƟon. and winding resistance is reduced to minimize losses. This
This guide helps understand the is the currently legislated eĸciency standard.
payback oīered by high eĸciency
transformers, and assists in Green Star Premium Energy
selecƟng the appropriate eĸciency
level for minimizaƟon of total Eĸcient Transformer
cost of transformer ownership. Meets or exceeds CSL-2 eĸciency guidelines
Available online at: Green Star Premium transformers are one step ahead of
www.rexpowermagneƟcs.com the currently legislated NEMA TP-1 and CSA C802 levels.
For many customers, these very eĸcient units are a smart
CORE LOSSES choice which oīer payback in electricity savings, while
keeping one step ahead of the standard for eĸciency.
Core losses are mainly caused by the resistance of the iron
core to the magneƟc Ňux magneƟzing it. These losses can
be reduced by lowering the Ňux density, using higher
Green Star Ultra Premium
grade steel, special construcƟon and exacƟng assembly Energy Eĸcient Transformer
techniques. Meets or exceeds CSL-3 eĸciency guidelines
APPLICATION FEATURES
ElectrostaƟcally (Faraday) shielded transformer are • Shielded transformers are available with copper or
designed to protect sensiƟve electrical and electronic aluminum windings.
devices and systems from high frequency voltages • Knock Outs (KOs) provided for simpliĮed wiring.
(electrical noise) or transients that occur due to switching • Class 220 insulaƟon is used throughout enƟre range.
and loading on distribuƟon lines. Electrical noise and • General purpose venƟlated steel enclosure, suitable
transients are classiĮed two ways. for indoor locaƟons Įnished in ASA 61 grey powder
Normal mode: Noise which appears between the hot and coaƟng paint.
neutral current carrying conductors. • Transformers rated up to 75 kVA may be readily hung
Common mode: Noise which appears between the ground on H columns, walls, shelves or Ňoor mounted to suit
wire and hot and neutral current carrying conductors. each installaƟon. All units come complete with
Common mode noise is more prevalent and should be the provisions for liŌing.
key criterion for any noise suppression device. • Transformers rated 112.5 kVA and larger are suitable
for Ňoor or plaƞorm mounƟng and come complete
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS with provisions for liŌing.
• Internal ground lugs
• Hospital operaƟng rooms and X-ray equipment • CSA cerƟĮed, File No. LR 34493
• Computer installaƟons and data processing • UL listed, File No. E108255
• Programmable controllers
• InstrumentaƟon
SHIELDED TRANSFORMER
Shield
Winding
Capacitance
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Pr
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Dirty power with noise and spikes Clean power out of the shielded
go into the shielded transformer Ground transformer
The shielded transformer suppresses common mode noise by introducing a grounded shield (copper or aluminum)
between its primary and secondary windings. The grounded shield provides a low resistance path to ground by the eīect
of capaciƟve coupling which prevents high frequency signals present in the source voltage from reaching signals present
in the source voltage from reaching the secondary of the transformer and subsequently the connected load. The
electrostaƟc shield will not perform any funcƟon with regard to harmonic current or voltage distorƟon of waveforms.
By redirecƟng unwanted common mode electrical noise and transients generated on the source side of the transformer
to ground the shield is extremely valuable in protecƟng sensiƟve equipment connected to the transformer output.
3 Phase IsolaƟon Transformer Common Mode Noise AƩenuaƟon
AƩenuaƟon Several types of electrostaƟcally shielded
RaƟo Range
transformers are available providing the
Transformer with no shield: Minimum aƩenuaƟon 12 dB opƟon of various degrees of common-mode
Range: 12 dB - 20 dB 10:1 noise aƩenuaƟon.
Single Shield: Minimum aƩenuaƟon 50 dB The raƟo of the common mode noise
Range: 50 dB - 65 dB 1,000:1 aƩenuaƟon on the input to that of output
Double Shield: Minimum aƩenuaƟon 65 dB
is expressed in decibels (dB).
Range: 65 dB - 90 dB 10,000:1 IsolaƟon transformers with electrostaƟc
Triple Shield: Minimum aƩenuaƟon 90 dB
shields installed can have input noise to
output noise raƟos within the range of
Range: 90 dB - 120 dB 100,000:1
10:1 to 1,000,000:1, or higher.
Ultra IsolaƟng: Minimum aƩenuaƟon 120 dB
Range: 120 dB - 150dB 1,000,000:1
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K-FACTOR RATED TRANSFORMERS FOR NON-LINEAR LOADS
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DRIVE ISOLATION TRANSFORMERS (DITs)
FEATURES
• AnƟcipaƟng that harmonics generated by the recƟĮers
will be present the steel core is increased to operate
the transformer at a lower Ňux density to prevent
saturaƟon.
• Standard K-factor 4 raƟng. All K-factor raƟngs are
available.
• Available in either high quality copper or aluminum
windings.
• Braced to withstand the mechanical stresses of the
current reversals and short circuits associated with
SCR drives.
• Isolates the power source from low frequency noise
generated by SCR voltage spikes and transient
feedback.
• Reduces short-circuit currents.
• Lower than normal losses and temperature rise for
greater life expectancy and overload capability. Note: All Rex enclosures larger than #3 are standard NEMA
• Full current neutral. 3R and sprinkler proof. For outdoor installaƟons where the
• Standard taps supplied, ± 5% FCAN & FCBN or transformer may be subject to severe weather condiƟons
± 2x2.5% FCAN & FCBN. (such as wind blown snow and rain), Rex opƟonal hoods
Drive H.P. KVA RaƟng Encl. Size WT. (lb.) are recommended. Enclosures #2 through to #7 can be
5 8 4 135
wall mounted in addiƟon to Ňoor mounƟng. Consult the
website or our engineering department for the most
8 11 4 150
up-to-date informaƟon on enclosures.
10 14 5 182
15 20 6 247
20 27 6 275
25 34 6 310 ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS
30 40 6 336 Size No. Length Depth Height
40 51 7 455 0 9.50 7.00 8.00
50 63 7 485
1 12.00 9.00 9.50
60 75 7 565
2 11.00 11.00 14.00
75 93 8 755
3 15.50 11.00 14.00
100 118 8 820
4 15.75 16.00 21.00
125 145 8 890
5 20.50 16.00 21.00
150 175 9 1250
6 20.50 20.75 26.50
200 220 9 1470
250 275 9 1750 7 24.50 21.75 31.50
300 330 9 1990 8 30.75 29.75 31.75
400 440 10 2700 9 40.00 38.00 45.75
500 550 10 3100 10 46.00 50.00 64.50
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GENERAL TERMS
For the most up-to-date and complete terms, policies, and
condiƟons, please consult our website.
All orders are subject to approval by the Head Oĸce Sales
Department. WriƩen quotaƟons are subject to change at any
Ɵme and are void aŌer 30 days.
Rex Power MagneƟcs reserves the rights to change the design
and/or construcƟon of any transformer in any manner in keeping
with its eīorts constant product improvement. Terms are net 30
days, subject to credit approval.
SHIPPING METHOD
Shipping may be made by any method and rouƟng speciĮed by
the customer, but any addiƟonal cost over our standard method
Advanced manufacturing techniques and must be paid by the customer.
central integrated facility
SHIPPING DAMAGE
Responsibility for the product is transferred to the customer when
it leaves the factory. The customer is responsible for damage or
loss in transit. Therefore it is recommended that the customer
carefully examine the shipment before accepƟng delivery from
the carrier. In the event of shortage or damage, the customer
must note loss or damage on the transportaƟon receipt and
immediately Įle a claim with the carrier and at the same Ɵme
send a copy to Rex.
WARRANTY
Rex Power MagneƟcs warrants to its customers that the products
delivered conform to the speciĮcaƟons and are free from defects
Broad tesƟng and repair capabiliƟes, and in material and workmanship for a period of one year. For addiƟonal
Ňexible, responsive engineering detail, consult factory or visit website.
department
DEFECTS
If any defect in material or workmanship develops within one year
from the date of shipment, Rex will replace or repair the defecƟve
part (at its discreƟon), F.O.B. factory, if (a) Rex has been noƟĮed
in wriƟng immediately upon the defect coming to light, (b) it has
been shipped prepaid to Rex without delay, and (c) the product
has not been misused, abused, altered, neglected, improperly
installed or damaged.
LIMITATIONS
No other warranty is intended or is to be implied. Rex shall not be
liable for any indirect damages or damages in excess of the price
of the product.
CANCELLATION
No order accepted by Rex may be altered or modiĮed by the
purchaser unless agreed to in wriƟng signed by an authorized
oĸcial of Rex and no such order may be cancelled or terminated
Sustained Research & Development for except upon payment of Rex’s loss and expense arising from such
technology leadership and improvement cancellaƟon.
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RAPID RESPONSE QUOTATION REQUEST
Complete the online quote request at Contact Us tab on our website
or fax a completed photocopy of this page to 905.695.8855
Date: _______________________________________________________________
Company/LocaƟon: ___________________________________________________
Contact Name: _______________________________________________________
Your Tel/Fax/e-mail: ___________________________________________________
Reference: __________________________________________________________
1. QuanƟty and kVA size: ____________________________ kVA (1 kVA = 1000 VA)
2. Primary Voltage: __________________ ർ Delta or ർ Wye connected?
3. Secondary Voltage: ________________ ർ Delta or ർ Wye connected?
4. Number of Phases: ർ 1-Phase ർ 3-Phase
5. Type: ർ Auto ർ DistribuƟon/IsolaƟon ർ Drive IsolaƟon (K-rated)
* Note other specialty types at #11
6. Eĸciency compliance: ർ CSL - 1, TP-1/C802.2 (Green Star High Eĸciency)
ർ CSL - 2 (Green Star Premium)
ർ CSL - 3 (Green Star Ultra Premium)
7. Windings: ർ Copper ർ Aluminum (NOTE: Aluminum windings may not be available for all items)
8. Temperature Rise: ർ 150 °C ർ 115 °C ർ 80°C Other _________
9. Enclosure: ർ Nema-1 ർ Nema-2 ർ Nema-3R Other _________
10. Frequency: ർ 60 Hz ർ 50 Hz Other ________
11. Other informaƟon/speciĮcaƟons (K-Factor, encapsulaƟon, etc.): _____________
____________________________________________________________________
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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE:
TO CALCULATE 1-PHASE KVA: (VOLTS X AMPS)/1000 EXAMPLE: 31 A X 240 V = 7,440 VA (7½KVA 1-PHASE)
TO CALCULATE 3-PHASE KVA: (VOLTS X AMPS X 1.732)/1000 EXAMPLE: 25 A X 208 V X 1.732 = 9,007 VA (9KVA 3-PHASE)
AUTO TRANSFORMERS – AN ECONOMICAL AND COMPACT MEANS OF CONNECTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO A POWER SUPPLY OF A DIFFERENT
VOLTAGE. APPLICATIONS INCLUDE MOTOR LOADS, ELECTRICAL HEATING, AIR CONDITIONERS, ETC.
ISOLATION TRANSFORMERS – FOR INSTALLATION IN HOTELS, SCHOOLS, ETC. WHERE A RELIABLE POWER SOURCE IS REQUIRED FOR LIGHTING AND
OTHER LOW VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY IN COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL AREAS.
Our 145,000 sq. Ō. design, manufacturing, and customer service facility in Concord, north of Toronto, Ontario