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290CAX is listed in the Power Transformers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Hammond Manufacturing. Its product description is POWER TRANSFORMER, REPLACEMENT F. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Hammond Manufacturing 290CAX is a power transformer designed for tube guitar amplifier applications, specifically serving as a replacement for Fender models. It features a single primary winding rated for 115 VAC input and triple secondary windings providing high voltage plate and filament outputs. The primary high voltage output is 630V or 550V center-tapped at 115 mA. Additional secondary outputs include low voltage filaments of 6.3V at 4A and 5V at 3A. The unit utilizes chassis mounting with wire lead termination.
Verify the exact secondary voltage configuration required by the target equipment before procurement. Confirm that the 630V/550Vct specification matches the original transformer's output to ensure proper biasing and operation. Check physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns to guarantee compatibility with the existing chassis enclosure. Ensure wire lead lengths are sufficient for the intended installation layout.
Select this component when a direct functional equivalent for vintage-style tube amplifiers is needed. Compare the current ratings of the filament windings against the total load of the vacuum tubes in the circuit. Ensure the input voltage rating aligns with the local mains frequency and voltage standards. Consider the physical size constraints if replacing an older model with different dimensional tolerances.
This part belongs to the Hammond 290 series, which specializes in power transformers for audio and tube applications. The series includes various configurations tailored for different amplifier brands and power levels. The 290CAX represents a specific variant optimized for lower current high-voltage requirements compared to higher-power models in the same family.
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