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2.2 kW Buck-Boost Transformer, 252V to 240V, Single Phase (1-PH), AC
$249.77
2.2 kW selection single-phase buck-boost transformer for 252 V to 240 V nominal step-down voltage correction, rated for up to 10.19 A continuous output. Match the supply voltage, equipment voltage and load current before ordering. This autotransformer corrects voltage without electrical isolation; output varies with incoming supply conditions and load.
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Specifications
| Brand | Sanzo Sales |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Temperature Rise | 115°C |
| Insulation | 180°C |
| Configuration | Resin-Encapsulated |
| Winding Material | Aluminum |
| Weatherproof Rating | NEMA 3R |
| Enclosure Material | Steel |
| Finish Color | ANSI 70 Light Grey |
| Certification Listing | cETLus |
| Transformer Type | Buck/Boost |
| Part # | TX-BB-252V-240V-2.2KW |
| Phase | Single Phase (1-PH), AC |
| Capacity | 2.44 kVA kVA |
| Primary Voltage | 252V |
| Secondary Voltage | 240V |
| Primary Amperage | 9.705 A |
| Secondary Amperage | 10.19 A |
| Maximum Primary OCP | Determine for the installed circuit |
| Catalog Selection | 2.2 kW |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 4.77 × 8.07 × 3.86 in |
| Weight | 9 lb |
Product Description
The TX-BB-252V-240V-2.2KW is a single-phase step-down buck-boost transformer for applications with a nominal 252 V supply and equipment requiring 240 V. It reduces the supply voltage to help match the equipment's operating range. The finished-product rating is 10.19 A continuous output, with 2.44 kVA capacity at the calculated output voltage.
Select the right voltage and capacity
Compare the equipment nameplate voltage and running current with this product's ratings. Circuit-breaker size alone does not establish the connected load. For motors, compressors or multiple loads, check starting requirements, duty cycle and the total simultaneous current with the equipment manufacturer or qualified installer. The KW designation is a selection label, not a universal compatibility guarantee. Power factor, efficiency and starting duty affect the electrical load; the stated ampere limit governs selection.
Will the output stay at exactly 240 V?
The 240 V designation is the nominal application voltage. Output is not regulated and changes with incoming voltage and load. Compare the expected operating range with the equipment's permitted voltage range rather than assuming a fixed output under every condition.
Match the electrical system
This product is intended for single-phase service and does not convert single-phase power to three-phase power. Buck-boost autotransformers provide voltage correction without electrical isolation. If electrical isolation is required, select an appropriate isolation transformer instead.
Plan the installation
Use the specification sheet, dimensional drawing and installation instructions matched to this exact part number. Review mounting clearances, conductor sizing, overcurrent protection and grounding before installation. Electrical work must be performed by qualified personnel with power disconnected.
See the specifications and product documents on this page for detailed ratings and installation requirements. Need help selecting a transformer? Use the transformer sizing calculator or request a quote with your supply voltage and equipment nameplate information.