Retail Price: $43.72
SALE PRICE: $21.86

This hardwire plastic cased 75Watt, low voltage electronic, black transformer generally works with standard incandescent dimmers. Its features include:

• Minimum wattage: 10 watts
• Maximum wattage: 75 watts
• Input voltage: 120 volt
• Output voltage: 11.5 volt
• Input amperage: 0.63 amps
• Output amperage: 6.25 amps
• Dimensions: 2.68" L x 1.49" W x 1.14" D
• Must use a minimum of 20 watts when using a dimmer.
• Safety listing: UL/cUL recognized.

Electronic low voltage transformer:

• High reliability
• Moissture and shock resistant
• Emits no audible noise
• Low harmonic distortion
• High power factor
• Lightweight, compact design
• Works with most commercially available dimmers. Hardwire electronic dimmers are recommended for optimum performance.

Environmental Specifications:

• Maximum case temperature: 80 degree Celcius
• Sound rating: A+
• Operating humidity: 95% relative humidity, non-condensating
• Environmental protection: epoxy sealed for moisture resistance and shock vibration resistance

Electrical/Mechanical Specifications:

• Enclosure material: UL approved; flame retardant; high temperature, engineering resin
• Color: black
• Weight: 4lbs
• Power factor: >0.95
• Operating frequency: 25 KHz
• Total harmonic distortion: <= 20%
• Safety standard: class 2 - up to 60 Watt only
• Input leads: 6", 18AWG stranded, 105 degree C stripped 3/8" tinned
• Output leads: 6" 18AWG stranded, 105 degree C stripped 1/8" tinned

Soft start circuitry:

• All models of Hatch low-voltage transformers utilize a soft start circuitry to maximize lamp life. The soft start circuit ramps up the lamp filament voltage slowly when the lamp is cold.

Electronic Short-Circuit Protection:

• All Hatch low-voltage transformers employ our (ESP) Electronic Short Circuit and over load protection. The ESP sensing circuit will instantly shut down the output before any of the components are stressed if a short circuit or over load is detected. The transformer will automatically reset as soon as the fault is corrected.

Note: this 75 Watt transformer is provided with UL approved high temperature 3M double sided tape for adhering transformer to enclosure.

Wiring Diagram

 

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