What isA Waterproof Transformer?

A waterproof transformer refers to a transformer specifically designed for rainy and humid environments. In a waterproof transformer, it is equipped with a protective casing that other sensors may not have, and the internal transformer undergoes potting treatment. To meet waterproof conditions, waterproof transformers typically use thermally conductive epoxy resin as the potting material. There are various types of such transformers, including aluminum shell waterproof transformers, plastic shell waterproof transformers, wall-mounted rainproof transformers, iron shell waterproof transformers, etc.

Waterproof transformers manufactured by ring transformers are primarily used for rain protection or waterproof immersion, with capacities usually ranging from 40VA to 2000VA, achieving an IP67 protection level. Ring waterproof transformers are specifically designed for outdoor applications such as rain exposure, pools, riversides, coastal areas, and high humidity environments. To adapt to potential high-temperature conditions, ring transformers feature high efficiency and low self-heating, with aluminum shells used for the protective casing to facilitate heat dissipation.

In order to enhance the voltage stabilization performance and reduce the difficulty of outdoor construction installation, ring waterproof transformers are also designed with overload and short-circuit protection functions.

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