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Constant Voltage Transformers

CVT maintains voltage using ferro-resonance principle where large changes in input voltage result in small changes in output voltage. Our transformers are built to filter any distortion

Key features

Instantaneous regulation
Over current protection
Stability with temperature
Filtration of all spikes and over voltages
Isolated supply
High reliability as no semiconductors/ moving parts used
Constant voltage over a large input range
Inherent short circuit protection
Maintenance free

Specifications

Input Volts	180-300V AC
Output Volts	220/230V AC +/-1%
Frequency	50 Hz
Load Regulation	Better than 2%
Current Lamination	Inherent
Full Load Efficiency	87% (approx)
Transformer Type	Ferro-resonant
No Load Loss	approx 15-22% of the rated VA capacity
Frequency Variation	106% change in output voltage for every 1% change in frequency

APPLICATIONS

Computers	Data Processing Equipment
Telecommunication Systems	Electrical & Electronic
Biomedical Equipment	Color Photography Labs Testing Labs

Note:- CVT can be only designed up to a limitation of 5 KVA.

Caution

Place the CVT away from magnetic storage and display devices like monitors, diskettes, tapes etc.,
Keep it in such a place that plenty of air circulation is provided to it.
Make sure that there are no loose connections.
Do not place anything on top of CVT during operation.
Switch off CVT when frequency variation exceeds 50+/-1Hz
Do not use the highly inductive loads like motors.

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Some Of Our Clients

Fault		Remedies
1)	Output voltage Unbalanced	1. Check input supply weather all 3 phases are present. If so ; 2. Carbon brush may have worn out broken. 3.Snapped or loose; connection on input/output. Correct the same.
2)	Output voltage Fluctuating Continuously	i) Adjust P3 plot clockwise on the servo control card till fluctuation stop. This can be done only on auto mode. ii)The carbon may be worn out and is causing sparkling on the track. Change the carbon. iii)Check for any loose connection on the input or the output side.
3)	Continuous Rattling/hunting Sound	i) Adjust P3 plot clockwise on the servo controlled card. Keep switching in ‘auto’ mode. ii) The gear on the motor and the main gear mismatching. Adjust the motor by loosening it four holding screws and moving the motor to match the two gears. Tighten the motor in the correct position.
4)	Output voltage not Regulating	i) Put the switch in manual mode and try to raise or lower the output voltage. ii) Check if the motor is running. Incase no change in voltage occurs; the gear on the motor shaft is definitely not matching with the main gear. Please do the needful as explained above. iii) Put the switch in auto mode after correction. If still not regulating to the correct value the control card may be defective. Before removing the control card short terminal No. 5 & 6 and then check. If still no function in output voltage occurs , change the card. iv) The voltage adjust pot provided on the front panel may be open, change the pot.
5)	Tank over – heating Beyond limits	i) Check for overloading on all three phases. The normal temperature of the oil should not be more than 45 degrees centigrade above the ambient. If the temperature is more there may be some short in the winding. Thus, requiring a major repair. ii) The oil might have fallen due to some leakage and this can also result in overheating.