Transformers — Canada

Transformator

Step-up and step-down transformers, isolation transformers, and voltage-conversion transformers for industrial, lab, medical, and overseas-equipment applications. 120 V to 208 V, 240 V, 480 V — single and three-phase.

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About Transformator

What this collection covers

UPSPLUSBATTERY.CA stocks transformers for voltage conversion, isolation, and step-up / step-down applications — industrial control panels, lab equipment requiring isolated power, medical-grade hospital-isolation transformers, and conversion of 120 V North American equipment to 220–240 V European / Asian voltage (or vice versa).

Transformers in this collection are standalone — not built into a UPS chassis. For UPS with integrated isolation transformers, see XPC isolated UPS (TX91 series with internal galvanic isolation transformer).

Transformer types

TypePrimary useCommon configurations
Step-down208/240/480 V → 120 V240/120 V split-phase, 480/240 industrial
Step-up120 V → 208/240/480 VFor 240 V appliances on 120 V supply
Voltage-conversion (overseas)120 V ↔ 220/230/240 VNorth American gear in Europe / Asia, or vice versa
Isolation transformerGalvanic isolation between source and loadLab, medical, sensitive instrumentation
Industrial control transformer240/480 V → 24/120 V control circuitPLC, contactor, control-panel power

How to choose

VA / kVA rating

Match the transformer's VA rating to load nameplate VA × 1.25 buffer. For motor-start inrush, factor 2–3× running VA on the transformer rating to handle the surge without saturating the core.

Single-phase vs three-phase

Most commercial / industrial step-down is single-phase split (240/120). Three-phase 480/208/120 is required when upstream service is three-phase or when load mix needs balanced phase distribution. Confirm primary and secondary configuration before ordering.

Isolation requirements

If the application requires galvanic separation (medical CSA C22.2 No. 60601-1, sensitive instrumentation, or to break a ground loop), specify an isolation transformer with explicit isolation rating and low leakage current. Voltage-conversion transformers without isolation should not be used where isolation is the binding requirement.

Frequency

North American transformers typically rate 60 Hz. European / Asian rate 50 Hz. Operating a 60 Hz transformer at 50 Hz can cause core saturation and overheating; vice versa is generally safer but inefficient. For mixed 50/60 Hz environments, specify dual-frequency transformers.

Installation and warranty

Most installations above ~5 kVA require licensed electrician installation per Canadian Electrical Code. Hard-wired primary and secondary connections must be in accordance with Section 26 (transformer installation). Manufacturer warranty per brand on individual product pages; UPSPLUSBATTERY 1-year support coordination.

FAQ

Transformer vs UPS?

Different functions. Transformer changes voltage / phase or provides isolation but does not store energy or ride through outages. UPS provides battery-backed ride-through. For sensitive equipment requiring both isolation and ride-through, see XPC isolated UPS (TX91 with built-in isolation transformer).

Voltage conversion for overseas equipment?

Yes — 120 V ↔ 240 V step-up / step-down transformers are common. Confirm both primary and secondary VA ratings cover the overseas equipment's nameplate × 1.25.

Step-up to run a 240 V welder on 120 V?

Possible but typically inefficient — a 7.5 kW welder requires a 7.5+ kVA step-up transformer drawing ~75 A on the 120 V primary, which often exceeds typical 15 A or 20 A receptacles. Direct 240 V circuit installation is usually the better solution.

Isolation for medical equipment?

Medical isolation transformers carry specific certifications (CSA C22.2 No. 60601-1 / UL 60601-1) for patient-care environments. For UPS-integrated medical isolation, see TX91 / TX91L in XPC isolated UPS.

Three-phase to single-phase?

Three-phase to single-phase converters and transformers are available but require careful sizing — a single-phase load on three-phase service should ideally be balanced across phases at the panel. Consult a licensed electrician for any three-phase work.

Warranty?

Manufacturer warranty per brand. UPSPLUSBATTERY 1-year support coordination. Coordinated through our Canadian team. Shipped from our Canadian warehouse.

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