Technical Highlights

1. Input voltage: 180V to 280V at the rated power At lesser loads, the low voltage limit is increased auto medically. Short term high Input Voltage shall not effect ] the loads side. Control Systems CVT can handle up to 300V for 10 minutes and shall deliver the rated output voltage during this period.

2. Output Voltage: 225V to 232V from No load to full load or line voltage swing from 180V to 280V

3. Output waveform: Sinusoidal.

4. Ultra Isolation Form Spikes / surges transients: Since the Input and Output voltages are separated not only electrically, but physically also, by a magnetic shunt

5. Short Circuit Protection: This is the gem of property of the CVT where in output voltage instantaneously goes to zero on short circuit and remains in the same state as long as short circuit is not remover When short circuit fault is rectified the output voltage again goes back to normal and this happens without any damage to CVT and Connected equipment.

Recommendations

1. Keep magnetic storage and display devises like diskettes spools, monitors etc. away from the CVT.

2. Avoid using the CVT for high inductive loads like motors