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The Hammond Manufacturing 162J16-BULK is a low-voltage power transformer designed for PCB mounting. It features a dual primary winding configuration supporting 115 VAC and 230 VAC input voltages. The unit delivers a rated power of 36 VA with a secondary output of 16 VAC center-tapped at 2.25 A. Constructed with a laminated core, it utilizes solder pin termination for through-hole installation. The component operates within a temperature range of 0°C to +130°C and includes an isolation voltage rating of 2500 Vrms.
Verify the specific suffix designation against official manufacturer documentation to confirm bulk packaging specifications and terminal configuration. Ensure that the selected variant matches the required electrical parameters and physical dimensions for the target PCB layout. Cross-reference the part number with authorized distributor catalogs to validate current availability status and compliance certifications prior to final procurement decisions.
Select this transformer when a compact, board-mount solution is required for converting standard line voltages to a stable 16V AC center-tapped output. The dual primary winding capability allows flexibility in global deployment without changing hardware. Consider the thermal performance limits and physical footprint constraints relative to the enclosure design. Verify that the 36 VA power rating adequately supports the downstream circuit load requirements under all operating conditions.
This component belongs to the Hammond Manufacturing 162 series of low-voltage power transformers. These units are engineered for reliable operation in various electronic assemblies where space efficiency and electrical isolation are critical. The series typically offers standardized footprints and pin configurations to facilitate integration into existing industrial and commercial electronic designs.
The 164J16 serves as a comparable alternative within the same product family, offering similar power characteristics but with a single primary winding configuration instead of dual primaries.