voltage transformer

VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER
Step-Down Voltage Transformer: A device that reduces the voltage level, typically used to lower high-voltage electricity for household appliances.
High-Voltage Transformer: A device designed to increase the voltage of an electrical circuit, often used in power distribution.
Isolation Voltage Transformer: A transformer that electrically isolates two circuits while transferring voltage from one to the other, commonly used for safety and noise reduction.
Variable Voltage Transformer: A transformer with adjustable output voltage, allowing for precise control of electrical power.
Autotransformer Voltage Transformer: A single-coil transformer with a shared winding, used for voltage adjustment and adaptation.
Current and Voltage Transformer: A device that simultaneously measures electrical current and voltage to enable power calculations and protection in electrical systems.
Distribution Voltage Transformer: A transformer used to reduce high-voltage electricity to lower levels suitable for local distribution in residential or commercial areas.
Oil-Immersed Voltage Transformer: A type of transformer filled with insulating oil to dissipate heat and improve electrical insulation.
Dry-Type Voltage Transformer: A transformer that uses air or solid insulation rather than oil for cooling and insulation, often found in indoor applications.
Instrument Voltage Transformer: A transformer used in instrumentation and metering applications to provide a scaled-down, accurate representation of the voltage in a circuit.