Often used in labs to vary voltage for power, heat, or speed

Convert AC voltages without taking up too much space on your circuit board

Mount on cabinet racks and framing with rails or directly to enclosure panels

Separated input and output coils guard equipment from voltage spikes

Raise or lower voltage as much as 20% to improve equipment efficiency

Protect equipment from electromagnetic interference and power dips

Coils are sealed to protect them from dust, oil, and moisture

Handle high spikes in current from motor and other equipment start-ups

Convert voltage to run American devices in Europe or European ones in the U.S.

Mount to panels to power low-voltage devices such as alarms and sensors

Power low-voltage devices such as alarms and sensors

Mount to an outlet box with the cover or mount directly to enclosure panels

Often mounted to panels in labs to vary voltage for power, heat, or speed

Covered or recessed terminals prevent contact with electrical circuits