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266PA24

  • Description:PWR XFMR LAMINATED 144VA CHAS MT
  • Series:266
  • Mfr:Hammond Manufacturing
  • Package:Box

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266PA24 is listed in the Power Transformers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Hammond Manufacturing. Its product description is PWR XFMR LAMINATED 144VA CHAS MT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.

Power Transformers specifications for 266PA24

  • Description:PWR XFMR LAMINATED 144VA CHAS MT
  • Series:266
  • Mfr:Hammond Manufacturing
  • Package:Box
  • Type:Laminated Core
  • Voltage - Primary:117V, 234V
  • Voltage - Secondary (Full Load):Parallel 12V, Series 24V
  • Current - Output (Max):Parallel 12A, Series 6A
  • Primary Winding(s):Dual
  • Secondary Winding(s):Dual
  • Center Tap:No
  • Power - Max:144VA
  • Mounting Type:Chassis Mount
  • Termination Style:Wire Leads
  • Size / Dimension:79.50mm L x 95.25mm W
  • Height - Seated (Max):96.77mm
  • Voltage - Isolation:2000Vrms
  • Weight:6 lbs (2.7 kg)

Power Transformers datasheet and documents for 266PA24

266PA24

Power Transformers Overview

The Hammond Manufacturing 266PA24 is a chassis-mount industrial power transformer with a 144 VA rating. It features dual primary windings for 115 VAC and 230 VAC input at 50/60 Hz. The secondary provides a 24 VAC center-tapped output, delivering 6 A in series or 12 A in parallel configurations. Constructed with a laminated core, it utilizes wire leads for termination. The unit measures 93.73 mm in length, 55.88 mm in width, and 59.69 mm in height, weighing approximately 1.9 lbs (861.8 g). It operates within a temperature range of 0°C to +130°C.

Power Transformers Feature Summary

  • Dual primary winding configuration supports both 115 VAC and 230 VAC line voltages.
  • Flexible secondary output allows series connection for 24V @ 6A or parallel connection for 12V @ 12A.
  • Chassis mount design with wire lead terminations for direct integration into control panels.

Power Transformers Applications

  • Industrial automation control systems
  • PLC power supply circuits
  • Electronics repair and maintenance equipment

Power Transformers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific voltage configuration required for your application before ordering. Confirm that the chassis mounting dimensions and wire lead lengths are compatible with your enclosure design. Ensure the input voltage matches the selected primary winding setup. Check for RoHS compliance requirements if applicable to your manufacturing standards.

Power Transformers Selection Notes

Select this model when a high-power 144 VA transformer is needed for chassis mounting. Choose between series or parallel secondary connections based on the current and voltage requirements of the load. Consider the physical dimensions and weight constraints of the installation space. Verify compatibility with existing wiring harnesses due to the wire lead termination style.

Power Transformers Part Context

This component belongs to the Hammond 266 Series of industrial power transformers. The series offers various power ratings and voltage configurations to suit different industrial control applications. The 266PA24 represents a higher power option within this lineup, designed for robust performance in demanding environments.

Power Transformers Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes may include other Hammond 266 series models with similar VA ratings, such as the 266N24 (96 VA) or 266L16 (35.2 VA), though electrical specifications differ. Cross-brand replacements require matching VA, voltage, and physical dimensions.

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