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During New Year 2020 holidays will be 2 weeks delay in production. Manufacturer plant will be closed from Dec 21 to Jan 05.

 

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2016. Minimum efficiency level for Dry-Type Transformers in the USA

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is adopting a new set of minimum efficiency standards for Dry-Type Transformers that are sold into the United States. The new rule takes effect on January 1st, 2016, and it is for the United States only. The rule replaces the current minimum efficiency levels, which are known as the “NEMA TP-1” or “DOE 2010” efficiency levels with DOE 2016 effciency level.
With DOE 2016, the impact on cost approximately 20 – 50% more.

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Help: To calculate required kVA of the transformer enter Load Amps, Load Volt and press "Required kVA" button. Also you can calculate Current from other two parameters.
Note: Recommended add up to 20% to the calculated kVA