STACO Energy 1010B-2 Variable Transformers

Description:

The STACO Energy 1010B-2 Variable Transformer is a bench-top variable autotransformer used to provide adjustable AC output voltage for testing, calibration, and industrial power control applications. Commonly installed in laboratories, repair facilities, manufacturing plants, and educational institutions, this transformer accepts a 240 VAC input and delivers a continuously adjustable output from 0 to 280 VAC. Maintenance technicians, engineers, and test personnel use this unit for voltage regulation, equipment testing, and process control.

Applications:

The STACO Energy 1010B-2 Variable Transformer is designed for use in applications requiring precise adjustment of AC voltage output. It is commonly used for testing motors, transformers, power supplies, and electronic equipment, as well as controlling heaters, lighting, and industrial processes. The unit's continuously adjustable output and robust construction make it suitable for laboratory, manufacturing, and maintenance environments where reliable voltage control is required.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: STACO Energy Products Co.
• Model / Part Number: 1010B-2
• Product Type: Variable Autotransformer
• Series: 1010 Series
• Input Voltage: 240 VAC
• Output Voltage: 0-280 VAC Adjustable
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Phase: Single Phase
• Output Type: Continuously Variable AC
• Cooling: Natural Air Convection
• Regulation Method: Rotary Carbon Brush
• Mounting: Bench Top
• Enclosure: Open Frame or Metal Housing (configuration dependent)
• Duty Cycle: Continuous
• Application: Adjustable AC voltage supply and equipment testing
• Industry Applications: Laboratories, Manufacturing, Electronics Testing, Maintenance Facilities
• Standards: UL Recognized, CSA Certified (series dependent)
• Condition: New, Used, and Surplus Inventory Available

Common Replacements:

• STACO Energy 1010B Variable Transformer
• Superior Electric Power stat 116B Variable Transformer
• Gen Rad VARIAC W10MT3 Variable Transformer