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Phase Variacs, 120VAC Input; 0-140VAC Output
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Phase Variacs, 120VAC Input; 0-280VAC Output
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Phase Variacs, 240VAC Input; 0-280VAC Output
Single
Phase Variacs, 240VAC Input; 0-560VAC Output
Single
Phase Variacs, 480VAC Input; 0-560VAC Output
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Phase Variacs, 240VAC Input; 0-280VAC Output
Three
Phase Variacs, 240VAC Input; 0-560VAC Output
Three
Phase Variacs, 480VAC Input; 0-560VAC Output

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Staco Variable Transformer 2510 and 2520 Series
The 2510/2520 Series Variable Transformers represent a compact high
current variable transformer design. The 2510, 120 volt variable transformer coil is rated
at 25 amperes for constant current loads; while the 2520, 240 volt variable transformer
coil is rated at 10 amperes for constant current loads. Constant impedance ratings are
listed in the specifications. They can be operated at frequencies between 50 and 2000
Hertz with derating at higher than rated frequency (See
Table for frequency derating).
Uncased variable transformer models have the shaft extending from the
base end. This shaft is fully adjustable and can be extended from either end for general
utility mounting. Cased styles are available in either "C" style (featuring
protective screening over the coil assembly only) or the "CT" style (which also
includes a terminal box cover with knock-outs to accept conduit).
Motor-driven variable transformer models are available in single, two,
or three ganged assemblies in cased or uncased styles as identified by the prefix
"M" in the part number. If a motor driven model is ordered, be sure to prefix
the part number with the desired travel time from 0 to maximum of 5, 15, 30 or 60 seconds.
The synchronous motor is designed for operation on 120 volts, 50/60 Hertz, single
phase lines and draws approximately 0.3 amperes.
Portable models with case, cord,
receptacle, switch, light and fuse are available. Goto Portable
Variable Transformer Page for details.
Goto Variable
Transformer Selector for other sizes
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 Single Open
Construcion |
 Single
Motorized (Open Construction) Version |
2500 Series Variac Drawings
120V Single Phase Input with up to 140V Outputs
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Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Constant
Current
Rating |
Constant
Impedance
Rating |
Features |
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| 2510 |
M2510 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-120 |
25A |
30A |
Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-140 |
25A |
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2510-2 |
M2510-2 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-120 |
50A |
60A |
2-Ganged Unit, 1 52LAC Chokes
Required; Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-140 |
50A |
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| 2510-3 |
M2510-3 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-120 |
75A |
90A |
3-Ganged Unit, 3 52LAC Chokes Required; Add 'CT'
Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-140 |
75A |
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240V Single Phase Input with up to 280V Outputs
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Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Constant
Current
Rating |
Constant
Impedance
Rating |
Features |
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| 2520 |
M2520 |
240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-240 |
10A |
13 |
Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-280 |
10A |
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| 3PN2520B |
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240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-280 |
10A |
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Case, Cord, Plug, Switch, Light, Fuse, Receptacle |
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| 2520-2 |
M2520-2 |
240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-240 |
20A |
26A |
2-Ganged Unit, 1 52LAC Chokes Required; Add
'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-280 |
20A |
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| 2510-2 |
M2510-2 |
240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-240 |
25A |
30A |
2-Ganged Unit, Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-280 |
25A |
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| 2520-3 |
M2520-3 |
240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-240 |
30A |
39A |
3-Ganged Unit, 3 52LAC Chokes Required; Add
'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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| 0-280 |
30A |
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480V Single Phase Input with up to 560V Outputs
|
Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Constant
Current
Rating |
Constant
Impedance
Rating |
Features |
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| 2520-2 |
M2520-2 |
480 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-480 |
10A |
13A |
2-Ganged Unit; Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased
version |
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| 0-560 |
10A |
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Single Phase Voltage Doublers 120V Input 0-280V Outputs
|
Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Current
Rating
to 150V |
Current
Rating
at 215V |
Current
Rating
at 280V |
Features |
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| 2520 |
M2520 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-280 |
10A |
5.7A |
4.4A |
Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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3PN2520B-MOD |
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120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-280 |
10A |
5.7A |
4.4A |
Case, Cord, Plug, Switch, Light, Fuse,
Receptacle |
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| 2520-2 |
M2520-2 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-280 |
20A |
11.4A |
8.8A |
2-Ganged Unit, 1 52LAC Chokes Required; Add 'CT' Suffix for
Cased version |
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| 2520-3 |
M2520-3 |
120 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-280 |
30A |
17.1A |
13.2A |
3-Ganged Unit, 3 52LAC Chokes Required; Add
'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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Single Phase Voltage Doublers 240V Input 0-560V Outputs
|
Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Current
Rating
to 300V |
Current
Rating
at 430V |
Current
Rating
at 560V |
Features |
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| 2520-2 |
M2520-2 |
240 |
1 PH |
50/60 |
0-560 |
10A |
5.7A |
4.4A |
2-Ganged Unit, Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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240V Three Phase Wye Input with up to 280V Outputs
|
Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Constant
Current
Rating |
Constant
Impedance
Rating |
Features |
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| 2510-3 |
M2510-3 |
240 |
3 PH |
50/60 |
0-240 |
25A |
30A |
3-Ganged Unit, Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased
version |
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| 60 |
0-280 |
25A |
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480V Three Phase Input 0-480/560V Output
|
Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Constant
Current
Rating |
Constant
Impedance
Rating |
Features |
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| 2520-3 |
M2520-3 |
480 |
3 PH |
50/60 |
0-480 |
10A |
13A |
3-Ganged Unit; Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased
version |
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| 60 |
0-560 |
10A |
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Three Phase Wye Phase Voltage Doublers 240V Input 0-560V Outputs
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Manually Operated P/N |
Motor Driven P/N |
Input
Volts |
Phase |
Hertz |
Output
Volts |
Current
Rating
to 300V |
Current
Rating
at 430V |
Current
Rating
at 560V |
Features |
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| 2520-3 |
M2520-3 |
240 |
3 PH |
60 |
0-560 |
10A |
5.7A |
4.4A |
3-Ganged Unit, Add 'CT' Suffix for Cased version |
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2500 Series Variac Drawings
Click on this link to
request further variable transformer information
Important Notes:
CURRENT RATING TERMINOLOGY: To permit maximum utilization of STACO Variable
Transformers, output ratings are given for both constant current and constant impedance
loads. All current
ratings are based on continuous use at ambient temperatures to 122 F (50 C). Use derating curve for higher ambients. Short duration
overloads to 10 times transformer rating are possible. See graph for acceptable limits.
CONSTANT CURRENT RATING: Output
current that can be carried regardless of output voltage setting. (Reduce, for output
above 125% of input voltage, on voltage doubler connection. See
Graph)
CONSTANT IMPEDANCE RATING: Output current that can be carried with loads such as incandescent
lamps or resistance heaters in which the current drawn is approximately proportional to
the applied voltage, increasing to maximum current at line voltage. This rating applies
only to applications where maximum output voltage is limited to line voltage.
THREE PHASE CONNECTED TRANSFORMERS : If ganged units are used in a system that ordinarily has a common
neutral or ground between source and load, the neutral or ground must be connected to the
common terminals of the variable transformer assembly. If the system has no neutral, the
load must be balanced or the transformers will be damaged.
OPERATION AT HIGHER FREQUENCIES: All Staco variable transformers
are designed for operation at 60 or 50/60 Hz. Most models can also properly operate
with input frequencies to 2000 Hz. Some models output ratings must be derated at
higher frequencies. See derating table for details.
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