[BC] Transformers needed

[Tom]

Check GROUP C...

Single Phase Specification Tables
Primary Voltage Secondary Voltage
240/480             24/48

50/60 Hertz

Up to 5000VA; seems almost EXACTLY what you're looking for.

Tom S.

R A Meuser wrote:
>Actually HERE is the link, sorry
>
>http://www.hammondpowersolutions.com/docs/product/htp-07%20section%207.pdf
>
>
>R A Meuser wrote:
>>Bill here is a link for 10:1 transformers. They look like they 
>>could be perfect for your needs. Just talk to the manufacturer 
>>about running them at higher voltage. I am fairly sure you can do it.
>>
>>Bill Sepmeier wrote:
>>
>>>Just considering the options ... 480/600VAC would lose less than 
>>>2% on #12 gauge.  It looks like I'll probably go with something 
>>>along the line you detail, though ... transformers in the range 
>>>I'd like just aren't all that common anymore.  This has turned 
>>>into something of a mad scientist project out here .... I 
>>>calculated the return on investment recently and I don't think my 
>>>kids will olive to see one!  But, it's my hobby-turned-business, 
>>>so it doesn't matter...
>>>
>>>Frankly, the best ROI on any of this technology I've put in so far 
>>>by FAR is the solar thermal ... and that "free" tank of 150 F 
>>>water every day makes for much longer and more enjoyable 
>>>showers!  I don't understand why every home in the country doesn't 
>>>have solar hot water. It's so easy....