dry type isolation transformer
A dry type isolation transformer is an advanced electrical device designed to transfer electrical power between two circuits while maintaining complete electrical isolation between them. Unlike liquid-filled transformers, these units operate without oil or liquid coolants, making them environmentally friendly and safer for indoor installations. The transformer's core consists of high-grade silicon steel laminations, while the windings are typically made of high-purity copper or aluminum conductors insulated with class H materials. The primary and secondary windings are physically separated and electromagnetically coupled, allowing power transfer while preventing direct electrical connections. This design effectively blocks noise, transients, and common-mode voltages from passing between circuits. The transformer provides galvanic isolation, which means there's no direct electrical connection between the input and output sides, offering protection against electric shock and ground faults. These transformers commonly operate at frequencies between 50 and 60 Hz and are available in various voltage ratings and power capacities, typically ranging from 0.5 KVA to several thousand KVA. Their robust construction and reliable performance make them ideal for critical applications in healthcare facilities, industrial environments, and data centers, where clean, isolated power is essential for equipment operation and safety.