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RS PRO 230 V ac 2 x 9 V ac Toroidal Transformer 2 Output 15 VA

RS Stock No.:: 671-9056
Brand:: RS PRO

RS PRO 230 V ac 2 x 9 V ac Toroidal Transformer 2 Output 15 VA

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Subtotal (1 unit)*

$48.14

(exc. GST)

$52.95

(inc. GST)

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Units	Per unit
1 - 9	$48.14
10 - 49	$47.59
50 +	$39.16

*price indicative

RS Stock No.:: 671-9056
Brand:: RS PRO

Specifications

Technical data sheets

Legislation and Compliance

Product Details

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	RS PRO
	Primary Voltage	230 V ac
	Product Type	Toroidal Transformer
	Secondary Voltage	2 x 9 V ac
	Number of Outputs	2
	Secondary Current	833 mA
	Power	15VA
	Weight	365g
	Diameter	60 mm
	Minimum Operating Frequency	50Hz
	Maximum Operating Frequency	60Hz
	Height	31mm
	Termination Type	Copper Conductor Termination Wire
	Standards/Approvals	No

	Select all
	Brand RS PRO
	Primary Voltage 230 V ac
	Product Type Toroidal Transformer
	Secondary Voltage 2 x 9 V ac
	Number of Outputs 2
	Secondary Current 833 mA
	Power 15VA
	Weight 365g
	Diameter 60 mm
	Minimum Operating Frequency 50Hz
	Maximum Operating Frequency 60Hz
	Height 31mm
	Termination Type Copper Conductor Termination Wire
	Standards/Approvals No

Toroid open wound dual 115V primary

High quality open style toroidal transformers with dual 115Vac 50/60Hz primary windings and twin secondary windings which may be connected in series or parallel or used independently.

Features & Benefits

• Small size and low weight compared with traditional stacked lamination types;• Extremely low level of radiated magnetic field;• Very low induced noise (hum);• Very low iron loss;• Double insulated primary leads

Note

Mounting hardware is not supplied, available seperately

Warning

Under no circumstances should both ends of the fixing bolt simultaneously contact the metal chassis or framework as this would create a potentially dangerous 'shorted-turn'.