FXPE10C-NM3

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The FXPE10C-NM3 is an industrial transformer manufactured by Mangness Electric Company. It is designed for outdoor and underground applications and consists of a die-cast aluminum housing with an acrylic cover fitting a lid tightly over the core. The transformer’s operating power ranges from 50 to 750kVA and it has a working voltage of up to 10kV. It is designed for reliable operation in extreme conditions and provides protection from the elements such as dust, water or snow.

This device can be used in multiple applications especially for intelligent hydropower meters, integrated communication systems, and other large scale electrical monitoring. It is also suitable for large-scale power equipment such as long-distance transmission lines, underground cables, power plants and high-rise buildings. The FXPE10C-NM3 is reliable in outdoor and exposed environments performing efficiently for a long time.

The working principle of the FXPE10C-NM3 is based on the Faraday’s law of induction. Faraday’s law states that when a conductor is moved inside a magnetic field, an electric current is induced in the conductor. This phenomenon is called electromagnetic induction. In the FXPE10C-NM3 transformer, the primary winding of the device creates a magnetic field when current is passed through the winding, which induces an electro-magnetic flux in the secondary winding. The secondary winding then produces an electric current in response to the electro-magnetic field of the primary winding. This current then produces a voltage difference in each output terminal.

In conclusion, the FXPE10C-NM3 is an industrial transformer manufactured by Mangness Electric Company and widely used in many applications such as intelligent hydropower meters, integrated communication systems, long-distance transmission lines, underground cables, power plants, and high-rise buildings. It is designed to operate reliably in challenging environments and its working principle is based on Faraday’s law of induction.

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