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	Transformer Safety Lowest Price on Quality Transformers - Guaranteed! Transformer Safety is, understandably, a major concern that surrounds the purchase, and subsequent, operation of a transformer. Transformer Manufacturer offers the following safety suggestions to keep the operation of your transformer safe: Don't overload the transformer by exceeding the rated load for your appliance. See How to Choose Transformers for the calculation to determine the correct transformer for your power requirements. Overloading can lead to overheating and extensive damage to the transformer and the appliance. It is a good idea to plug the transformer into a power strip with a circuit breaker. This will allow you extinguish the power at the first sign of a problem. Keep the transformer away from water, moisture and/or other liquids, unless it's a transformer designed for that type of environment. Turn the transformer off when you leave the room. Transformers should be visually inspected on a regular basis. Look for anything out of the ordinary or extraordinary wear to parts. If you ever have doubts about Transformer Safety, disconnect the transformer and have it checked out. No compromises in Transformer Safety should ever be acceptable. Keep yourself and your transformer safe! Remember to Bookmark us: *Transformer Safety*			More About Transformer Safety and Transformer Configuration Transformer Safety is generally ensured with an internal, thermal, fuse found inside the transformer that becomes an open circuit when the transformer's preset temperature is exceeded. The preset temperature is the temperature deemed to be the maximum safe temperature. When the present temperature is exceeded, the insulation will break down and/or melt which will trigger the thermal fuse to open. This Transformer Safety feature ensures the thermal fuse will open before damage to the insulation occurs and presents a potentially dangerous situation to your transformer, and more importantly, to you. “Intrincisally safe” transformers usually have separate windings that do not connect to each other. It is usually a requirement for the core to be connected to the electrical safety so that in the event of a failure, voltage will not escape These built in design features ensure Transformer Safety as well. More Questions About Transformer Safety? Transformer Manufacturer understands the questions and concerns surrounding Transformer Safety. Our specially trained Transformer Manufacturer Specialists are highly knowledgeable and helpful, ready to answer any questions you may have regarding Transformer Safety. No matter how technical the question, Transformer Manufacturer Specialists are here for you. Give us a call today! 1-510-490-2187 or 1-800-613-2290. Transformer Manufacturer is a Division of TEMCo, a long standing power source leader since 1968. TEMCo carries all the makes and models of the most popular transformers on the market today. Transformers from top industry manufacturers like Jefferson, Hammond, Acme, GE, Marcus and many more. TEMCo consistently offers the best pricing on quality transformers, always shipped quickly at affordable rates.
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