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The SolaHD HSP14F10BS is a single-phase, dry-type encapsulated automation transformer with a 10 kVA power rating. It features dual primary windings supporting input voltages of 190 V, 200 V, 208 V, 220 V, 380 V, 400 V, 415 V, and 440 V. Dual secondary windings provide output options of 110 V or 220 V at corresponding currents of 90.9 A or 45.5 A. Designed for 50 Hz/60 Hz operation, it utilizes wire lead termination and wall-mount installation. The unit measures 228.6 mm in length, 355.6 mm in width, and 431.8 mm in height, weighing 79.38 kg.
Verify the specific primary and secondary voltage configuration required for your application against the available ratings (190-440V primary, 110/220V secondary). Confirm that the wall-mount installation method and physical dimensions fit the designated enclosure space. Ensure the operating frequency matches the system requirement of 50 Hz or 60 Hz. Check for any specific hazardous location classification requirements to ensure compliance with the encapsulated design specifications.
Select this model when a 10 kVA capacity is needed for single-phase isolation in industrial settings. The dual-winding design allows adaptation to various standard line voltages without requiring multiple part numbers. Consider the encapsulated housing for protection against dust and moisture compared to open-frame alternatives. Verify that the wire lead termination style meets the panel wiring infrastructure needs.
This component belongs to the SolaHD HSP series of general-purpose dry-type distribution transformers. The series covers a range from 15 kVA to 500 kVA, offering both single and three-phase options. The HSP14F10BS represents the single-phase segment, focusing on robust encapsulation for reliability in demanding environments where standard ventilation might be insufficient or prohibited.
Direct replacements must match the 10 kVA rating, single-phase configuration, and compatible voltage inputs/outputs. Encapsulated models from other manufacturers may differ in physical dimensions and mounting styles. Verify that substitute units meet the same hazardous location ratings if applicable.