Variable transformers are devices used in electrical power systems to adjust voltage levels. They are commonly employed in transmission and distribution networks to increase or decrease the voltage as required for efficient power transfer and utilization. These transformers offer the flexibility to vary the turns ratio and adjust the output voltage within certain limits, making them essential components in maintaining stable voltage levels under changing load conditions. Variable transformers play a crucial role in regulating voltage in industrial applications, ensuring reliable operation of electrical equipment and minimizing power losses.

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Superior Electric 10C-12C Series – POWERSTAT Variable Transformers

POWERSTAT Variable Transformers of the 10C-12C Series are offered in single and three phase manually operated assemblies.

Superior Electric 1156D & 1256D Series – POWERSTAT Variable Transformers

POWERSTAT® Variable Transformers of the 1156D and 1256D Series are available in single and three phase, manually operated and motor-driven assemblies.

Superior Electric 116C-216C & 117C-217C Series – POWERSTAT Variable Transformers

POWERSTAT® Variable Transformers of the 116C and 117C Series operate from 120 volt lines and 216C and 217C Series operate from 240 volt lines. All models feature POWERKOTE coils.

Superior Electric 1296 – POWERSTAT Variable Transformers

The flagship voltage control product offered by Superior Electric, POWERSTAT® Variable Transformers provide a simple, rugged method of controlling electrical voltage, current and power. They take in utility line voltage and provide continuously adjustable output voltage.

Superior Electric 21-22 Series – POWERSTAT Variable Transformers

POWERSTAT® Variable Transformers of the 21-22 Series are of open construction and are primarily designed for back-of-panel mounting.