Technical drawing
Single Phase · 3 ratings
Dry Type Single Phase 110-Input Transformer
Single phase dry type transformer built for a 110 V input supply.
PhaseSingle phase
CoolingDry type, air-cooled
Input110 V
CoreStacked core
Prices from our 2027–28 price guide, GST included. The final quote may vary with the exact specification.
Price list
All 3 ratings
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| Rating | Price, incl. GST | Add |
|---|---|---|
| 5 kVA | ₹20,000 | |
| 7.5 kVA | ₹23,600 | |
| 10 kVA | ₹35,400 |
Specification
What the guide states.
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- Phase
- Single phase
- Cooling
- Dry type, air-cooled
- Construction
- Stacked core
- Input voltage
- 110 V
- Rating range
- 5 – 10 kVA
- Ratings available
- 3
- Price source
- Price Guide 2027–28
—In use
Where it’s used.
Single phase dry type transformer built for a 110 V input supply.
- Homes and shops on a single phase supply
- Lighting, fans, pumps and appliances
- Small workshops and offices
On the line
—From the bench
Transformers we have brought back.
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—Guides
Not sure which one?
- Transformers · 2 min readSingle-phase or three-phase: which transformer do you need?What single-phase and three-phase supply actually are, how to tell which one you have, and why the answer decides the transformer before anything else does.
- Basics · 2 min readHow to work out the kVA rating you needA plain method for turning the equipment you run into a kVA figure: add up the load, allow for power factor and motor starting, then leave sensible headroom.
- Transformers · 2 min readDry-type or oil-type: choosing how a transformer is cooledHow dry-type and oil-type transformers get rid of heat, where each one fits best, and the practical points — space, fire risk, upkeep — that usually decide it.
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