The SUPERIOR ELECTRIC Co. - Analytical Chemistry (ACS

May 3, 2012 - The SUPERIOR ELECTRIC Co. Anal. Chem. , 1953, 25 (4), pp 18A–18A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60076a719. Publication Date: April 1953...
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Compare! POWERSTAT

POWERSTAT Variable Transformer TYPE

10

ACTUAL SIZE

. . . with α rheostat or other resistance type controls. You will find POWER­ STAT type 10 the ideal source of vari­ able a-c voltage control of 50-100-150 watt loads. •

EFFICIENCY



SPACE REQUIREMENT

POWERSTAT type 10 is rated: INPUT:

120 Volts, 6 0 Cycles, 1 Phase

OUTPUT:

0-120 Volts, 0-132 Volts, 1.25 Amperes, 1 5 0 / 1 6 5 VoltAmperes POWERSTAT type 10 weighs only 1 POUND, 13 OUNCES.

of type 10 is high . . . does not control by dissipating power in the wasteful form of heat as does a resistance type control. of type 10 is only 2%, by 3V& inches. Not only is it compact but since

it does not produce heat there is no ventilation problem. • •

CONSTRUCTION of type 10 is rugged for long life and dependable service. of type 10 to any load within its rating is possible without tailoring as is ADAPTABILITY necessary with a resistance type control.



RATING

of type 10 is conservative with the rated output current available at any brush setting.



MOUNTING

of type 10 is simple by means of a single hole in the panel. It is locked in position by a keying arrangement.



OPERATION

of type 10 is smooth, stepless and silent.



PRICE

of type 10 is low . . . comparable to any other type of a-c voltage control apparatus of equal capacity and characteristics.

A comparison of POWERSTAT type 10 with a rheostat or other resistance type controls re­ veals that it is the logical answer to any vari­ a b l e a-c voltage control problem involving loads up to 1 50 watts. Additional information on POWER­ STAT type 10 is available by writing 1004 Mae Avenue, Bristol, Conn.

POWERSTAT type 1 0 is a small, compact autotransformer of toroidal core design with a movable brush-tap. Rotation of the tap de­ livers any output voltage from zero to, or above, line voltage. It is tapped to allow compensation for a 10 per cent drop in line voltage.

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