In order to manage a 3 phase electricity transmission system, 3 phase transformers are necessary to transform and direct electrical current away from power lines and into homes and places of business. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Johnson Electric Coil Company
Antigo, WI | 800-826-9741We believe in offering the very best to all customers. We offer a full range of transformers, including electric transformers, current, and toroidal transformers. We will never let you walk out the door with a substandard product. If high quality is demanded, that is what we will offer. Let us help you today! Give us a call or visit us online to learn more.
Triad Magnetics
Perris, CA | 951-277-0757For over 50 years, Triad Magnetics has been designing & manufacturing electric transformers for a wide range of industries. In Triad’s standard product line, they have over 1,000 part numbers, which means you are most likely to find what you're looking for. Whether you need switchmode, wall plug-in, inductors or audio transformers, Triad Magnetics either has it in stock or they can custom design.
Pico Electronics, Inc.
Pelham, NY | 800-431-1064At Pico Electronics, we are a big name in small components. Our excellent customer service and support is a wonderful accompaniment to our quality electric transformers. We also have capabilities to provide custom transformers, power transformers, current transformers, isolation transformers, toroidal transformers and high voltage transformers. For more information, contact us today and tell us how we can fulfill your requirements.
Foster Transformer Company
Cincinnati, OH | 800-963-9799Since 1937, we have been specializing in the design and manufacture of custom ferrite transformers, chokes, toroids, inductors, pulse, RF, switching, power telephone balun and other specialties. Check out our website for more information on our full spectrum of products and services.
Nova Magnetics, Inc.
Garland, TX | 888-530-6682With the ability to produce either small or large quantity orders, Nova Magnetics is sure to have a custom transformer to meet your needs. Standard transformers include power transformers, electric transformers, dry type transformers, isolation transformers and distribution transformers.
Lenco Electronics, Inc.
McHenry, IL | 815-344-2900Lenco Electronics, Inc. specializes in a wide variety of custom electric transformers. Lenco’s success has not come about by accident, but by providing its customers with high-quality products. When you do business with Lenco, you can do it with confidence that your product was designed and engineered by professionals. Your special application is our specialty, so call Lenco today!
3 Phase Transformer - MCI Transformer CorporationA current transformer adjusts the current that flows from an electrical utility line into the systems that will make use of it. Power transformers are essential to the safe and effective operation of electrical systems as well as individual appliances. In the case of 3 phase transformers, the transformer receives and distributes the power input at the appropriate voltage for equipment that requires 3 phase electricity.
Large industrial equipment tends to require 3 phase electricity in order to function properly. 3 phase transformers are necessary for the distribution of power to such equipment. Less demanding equipment is usually equipped to two phase or single phase transformers.
A phase transformer is essential for the safe and effective distribution of power to homes and places of business. Every country has adopted a standard power outlet voltage output. The two most commonly used outputs are 120V and 220V. In order for outlets to provide appropriate voltages, a voltage transformer is necessary.
Voltage transformers are also important parts of most electronic devices. Portable music players, telephones, video entertainment equipment and most everything else that is plugged into a wall outlet is equipped with its own individual voltage transformer. Once a transformer has reduced the amount of voltage available at individual outlets, that voltage must again be reduced by another transformer to levels appropriate for use by small electronic devices.
Small toroidal transformers can fit inside device power cables and even within the devices themselves, in some cases. It is important to always match input voltage with the instructions printed on an electrical device. A voltage mismatch, whether excessive or inadequate, can cause impaired function or damage to an electronic device.