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Used reactors in Canada

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    168 Amp, 4.4 mH Current

    168 Amp, 4.4 mH Current Limiting Reactor 39521

    • used

    • Manufacturer: LENMARK INDUSTRIES

    Inductance (milli Henry): Phase: Single-phase | Hertz: 60 Hz | Amps: 168 amps | Kv test: 2.5 | Term #4: 4.4 mH | Term #3: 3.6 mH | Term #2: 2.8 mH | Term #1: Common

    $650 USD
    British Columbia, Canada
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    Lenze ELN3‑0160H012

    Lenze ELN3‑0160H012

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Lenze

    ⚙️ Technical Specifications - Type: Lenze ELN3‑0160H012 (3‑pole mains choke) - Inductance: 3 × 1.6 mH (±10%) - Rated Current: 3 × 12 A --------------------------------------------------------------- 📊 Physical...

    $43 USD
    Delson, Canada
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    BEAVER 3PR-0255C5H

    BEAVER 3PR-0255C5H

    • used

    • Manufacturer: BEAVER

    Phase: 3 | Amps: 255 amps | Temperature class: 180 °C | Voltage: 600 volts | Made in: CANADA | Product type: Line Reactor | Maximum current: 255 Amps | Voltage range: 480-600 Volt | Reactor power rate: 50 hp | ...

    $361 USD
    British Columbia, Canada
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    TCI KDRF2P

    TCI KDRF2P

    • used

    • Manufacturer: TCI Cutting

    3% & 5% Impedance units Harmonic Compensation Use on drive input or output Reduces Line notching Reduces Inverter Overcurrent and Overvoltage Improves True Power Factor

    $345 USD
    British Columbia, Canada

Overview

Transformers are electrical devices used to transfer electrical energy between two or more circuits through electromagnetic induction. They are essential in various applications, including power generation, transmission, and distribution, as they allow for the efficient change of voltage levels, ensuring the safe and effective delivery of electricity over long distances.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used transformer?

Consider the transformer's age, capacity, voltage rating, and overall condition. Check for maintenance records and any signs of wear or damage, such as oil leaks or rust.

How do I ensure the transformer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in moving heavy electrical equipment. Ensure the transformer is properly secured, protected from moisture, and handled carefully during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a transformer?

Regular maintenance includes checking oil levels, inspecting for leaks, cleaning and inspecting bushings, and testing insulation resistance. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.