Encapsulated Transformers range from 0.08-150 VA.
October 7, 2004 -
Using epoxy in place of tape/paper insulation, Encapsulated Transformers resistant to shock, vibration, humidity, and moisture. To fit different space and installation requirements, units come in low profile, print-line, and compact mini-line series. Applications include circuit boards, HVAC systems, appliances, metering, and medical.
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Original Press release
TransEra Electronics Inc.
7 Colby Ct.
Waterloo, ON, N2V 1Y9
Canada
Encapsulated Transformers for Enhanced Performance and Cost Savings
Waterloo, ON, October 1, 2004 - Encapsulated transformers provide mechanical and insulation advantages over non-encapsulated transformers, including enhanced mechanical strength, improved shock/vibration and humidity/moisture resistance and better insulation reliability, thanks to use of epoxy in place of tape/paper insulation. They have reduced winding temperature differential and may be used in higher ambient temperature environments. Unit costs are reduced by highly-automated winding, soldering, laminating and encapsulation processes. Designed for a wide range of different applications (i.e. circuit boards, HVAC systems, appliances, metering, medical), Transera's epoxy encapsulated transformers are available from 0.08VA -150VA . To fit different space and installation requirements, Transera's standard transformers come in three different formats: low profile, print-line, and the extremely compact mini-line series. Customized designs and accessories such as cable terminations and value-added assemblies are available on request.
For further information:
Transera Electronics Inc.
Adrian Carson
Sales Manager
7 Colby Court
Waterloo, ON N2V 1Y9, Canada
Ph.519-885-5552
email: acarson@trans-era.com
trans-era.com
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