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Victron Autotransformer 120/240 VAC 50A

SKU: vie-itr000100052  |  Manuf. Code: ITR000100052
$526.00 USD
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DESCRIPTION

Autotransformer 120/240 VAC 50A

An Autotransformer can be used for step-up, step-down, and split-phase output balancing purposes. While the step-up and step-down functions are fairly straightforward, split-phase output balancing may require some more attention.

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Our Part # VIE-ITR000100052 | Mfr. Part # ITR000100052

FEATURES

  • An Autotransformer can be used for step-up, step-down, and split-phase output balancing purposes. While the step-up and step-down functions are fairly straightforward, split-phase output balancing may require some more attention.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

SpecificationValue
ManufacturerVictron Energy
Manufacturer part numberITR000100052
Charger Input - Voltage120/240
Charger Output - Amps50A
Charger Output Voltage120/240
Supplier technical detailAutotransformer 120/240 VAC 50A
Supplier application or construction detailAn Autotransformer can be used for step-up, step-down, and split-phase output balancing purposes. While the step-up and step-down functions are fairly straightforward, split-phase output balancing may require some more attention.