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Compact Durable EI96 Low Frequency Transformer Quiet Stable Industrial Controls

Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: CHIPSEN
Certification: UL/cUL Class B/F/H, VDE, CQC
Model Number: EI96
Minimum Order Quantity: 1K
Price: $169.5-296.8/pieces
Delivery Time: 7-14 work days (Negotiable)
Payment Terms: T/T
Supply Ability: 10000pcs
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Specifications
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PLC Control Systems high frequency flyback transformer

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Industrial Automation high frequency flyback transformer

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3000V flyback transformer frequency

Windingtype:
Copper Wire
Corematerial:
Ferrite
Operatingfrequency:
20kHz - 100kHz
Isolationvoltage:
3000V AC
Dimensions:
Varies By Model
Mountingtype:
PCB Mount
Inputvoltage:
85V - 265V AC
Efficiency:
85% - 95%
Powerrating:
10W - 100W
Productname:
High Frequency Flyback Transformer
Insulationclass:
Class B / Class F
Operatingtemperaturerange:
-40°C To +85°C
Application:
Switching Power Supplies, Chargers, LED Drivers
Outputvoltage:
5V - 48V DC
Product Description
Compact Durable EI96 Low Frequency Transformer Quiet Stable Industrial Controls
Industry Buyer Parameter and Customization Matrix

The following values represent common inquiry ranges used by international buyers when evaluating an EI96 laminated low-frequency power or control transformer. They are application references rather than fixed ratings for every EI96 transformer.

The final rated power depends on the lamination material core stack height winding temperature rise voltage regulation insulation system enclosure cooling method and installation conditions. All electrical and mechanical specifications can be customized according to the customer's equipment and approved drawing.

Industry Typical Application Typical Primary Voltage Typical Secondary Voltage Typical Capacity Inquiry Rated Frequency Key Parameters Evaluated by Buyers Safety and Environmental Focus Available Customization
Industrial Automation and PLC Control cabinets PLC systems relays contactors HMI and auxiliary control power 200 V 208 V 220 V 230 V 380 V 400 V 415 V 440 V 460 V or 480 VAC 12 V 24 V 36 V 48 V 110 V 120 V 220 V or 230 VAC Common starting discussion 100 to 500 VA 50 Hz 60 Hz or 50 and 60 Hz Rated power voltage regulation efficiency no-load current winding resistance temperature rise and short-time overload Basic or reinforced insulation creepage clearance protective earthing and applicable IEC 61558 requirements Primary taps secondary outputs VA rating wire size thermal protector terminals mounting feet dimensions and test limits
Machine Tools and Production Equipment CNC machines pumps compressors packaging equipment and production-line controls 220 V 230 V 380 V 400 V 415 V 440 V or 480 VAC 24 V 48 V 110 V 120 V 220 V or 230 VAC Common starting discussion 150 to 500 VA 50 or 60 Hz Inrush current load regulation overload capability insulation resistance dielectric strength and mechanical vibration Industrial temperature vibration dust humidity and control-circuit safety requirements Multiple voltage taps dual secondaries terminal blocks mounting brackets electrostatic shield varnish and mechanical reinforcement
HVAC and Building Control Air-conditioning controllers thermostats dampers actuators relays and building automation 120 V 208 V 220 V 230 V 277 V 400 V 460 V or 480 VAC 24 VAC with optional 12 V 48 V or 110 V outputs Common starting discussion 50 to 300 VA 50 or 60 Hz Full-load output voltage no-load voltage regulation temperature rise continuous duty and protection device Enclosed-space temperature humidity insulation class and applicable equipment requirements 24 VAC output custom VA primary taps thermal fuse lead wires terminal blocks mounting method and enclosure
UPS and Emergency Power Control circuits bypass controls alarm systems monitoring and auxiliary power 110 V 120 V 220 V 230 V 380 V 400 V or 415 VAC 12 V 24 V 48 V 110 V 120 V 220 V or 230 VAC Common starting discussion 100 to 500 VA 50 or 60 Hz Continuous-duty performance no-load loss voltage regulation temperature rise reliability and dielectric strength Long operating life insulation coordination emergency-system requirements and thermal margin Multiple secondaries dual-voltage primary shield winding low-loss design thermal protection and custom test plan
Solar Inverter and Energy Storage Auxiliary AC power monitoring control cabinet relays fans and service circuits 220 V 230 V 380 V 400 V 415 V 440 V or 480 VAC 24 V 48 V 110 V 120 V 220 V or 230 VAC Common starting discussion 150 to 500 VA 50 or 60 Hz Efficiency no-load loss temperature rise insulation voltage surge margin and continuous-duty stability High ambient temperature cabinet installation altitude humidity and applicable power-conversion safety requirements High-temperature insulation electrostatic shield multiple taps custom terminals mounting dimensions protection device and labeling
Battery Chargers and Rectifiers AC supply for rectifier charging control and industrial DC power systems 110 V 120 V 220 V 230 V 380 V 400 V or 415 VAC 12 V 24 V 36 V 48 V 60 V 72 V or application-specific AC before rectification Common starting discussion 100 to 500 VA 50 or 60 Hz Secondary current copper loss voltage drop rectifier load waveform temperature rise and overload margin Insulation dielectric strength protection against overheating and charging-system requirements Center-tapped winding multiple outputs rectifier-oriented voltage design heavier wire thermal protector and custom terminals
Medical and Laboratory Equipment Laboratory instruments treatment equipment monitoring equipment and isolated auxiliary power 115 V 120 V 220 V or 230 VAC 6 V 12 V 24 V 48 V 110 V or customer-defined isolated outputs Common starting discussion 50 to 300 VA 50 or 60 Hz Leakage current interwinding capacitance regulation temperature rise dielectric strength and acoustic noise Means of protection low leakage current reinforced insulation traceability and applicable IEC 60601 requirements Shield winding reinforced insulation low-flux design thermal fuse custom creepage clearance and test documentation
Audio and Broadcast Equipment Power amplifiers mixers studio equipment communication equipment and control electronics 115 V 120 V 220 V 230 V or dual 115 and 230 VAC Dual 18 V 24 V 35 V 50 V or customer-defined main and auxiliary outputs Common starting discussion 100 to 400 VA 50 or 60 Hz Low magnetic hum low stray field regulation symmetry no-load current and temperature rise Insulation acoustic noise enclosure temperature and grounding requirements Dual secondaries center taps auxiliary windings electrostatic shield low-flux design varnish and custom lead wires
Marine and Commercial Transportation Onboard control equipment alarms communication systems battery support and auxiliary circuits 115 V 120 V 220 V 230 V 400 V 440 V or 480 VAC 12 V 24 V 48 V 110 V or 120 VAC Common starting discussion 100 to 500 VA 50 Hz 60 Hz or customer-specified frequency Voltage tolerance vibration resistance insulation resistance temperature rise and corrosion protection Humidity vibration salt exposure temperature cycling and customer-specific equipment requirements Impregnation coating reinforced mounting custom terminals multiple taps thermal protector and application-specific materials
Lighting and Signage Equipment Industrial lighting controls signal systems illuminated displays and control circuits 110 V 120 V 220 V 230 V 277 V 380 V or 400 VAC 12 V 24 V 36 V 48 V 110 V or application-specific AC Common starting discussion 50 to 400 VA 50 or 60 Hz Output regulation continuous-load temperature rise no-load loss and short-circuit protection requirements Enclosure temperature insulation class moisture and applicable lighting-equipment requirements Multiple outputs lead wires terminal blocks mounting frame thermal fuse encapsulation and custom voltage ratio
All values in this table are typical buyer inquiry references. They must not be interpreted as guaranteed EI96 ratings.

Chipsen can customize the primary voltage secondary voltage output current rated capacity frequency voltage taps winding configuration regulation efficiency no-load current no-load loss dielectric strength insulation resistance temperature rise insulation class thermal protection shield winding terminals lead wires mounting structure dimensions labeling packaging and production-test requirements.

Product Description

The EI96 Low-Frequency Power Control Transformer is a customizable laminated-core transformer designed for power conversion voltage isolation and auxiliary control circuits operating primarily at 50 Hz or 60 Hz.

It is commonly used in industrial control cabinets automation equipment machine tools HVAC systems UPS equipment emergency power systems battery chargers inverters laboratory equipment audio systems and other electrical equipment requiring stable isolated AC power.

The EI96 platform provides a robust mechanical construction practical winding space and flexible mounting options. It can be designed as a step-down step-up isolation or multi-output transformer according to the customer's electrical system.

EI96 identifies the lamination platform rather than a single fixed electrical rating. Transformers using the same EI96 core may have different:

  • Lamination stack heights
  • Rated power capacities
  • Primary voltages
  • Secondary voltages
  • Secondary currents
  • Frequency ratings
  • Winding structures
  • Insulation systems
  • Temperature-rise limits
  • Terminals and lead wires
  • Mounting brackets
  • Overall dimensions

The final transformer specification must therefore be developed according to the customer's actual load operating time input-voltage tolerance installation environment safety requirements and allowable temperature rise.

Typical information required for custom development includes:

  • Minimum nominal and maximum primary voltage
  • Rated frequency
  • Secondary voltage under no load or full load
  • Continuous secondary current
  • Short-time peak current
  • Rated capacity in VA
  • Continuous or intermittent duty
  • Maximum allowable voltage regulation
  • Efficiency target
  • Maximum no-load current
  • Maximum no-load loss
  • Insulation voltage
  • Insulation resistance
  • Maximum temperature rise
  • Insulation class
  • Ambient temperature
  • Mounting orientation
  • Terminal or lead-wire requirements
  • Maximum external dimensions
  • Applicable safety standards
Product Construction

The EI96 transformer is manufactured around stacked EI-shaped silicon-steel laminations designed for low-frequency magnetic operation.

Construction Item Standard Reference or Custom Option
Core Platform EI96 laminated silicon-steel core
Operating Frequency Primarily 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Primary Winding Single voltage dual voltage or multiple voltage taps
Secondary Winding Single output multiple outputs center tap or independent isolated windings
Winding Conductor Enameled copper wire selected according to current density regulation and temperature rise
Bobbin Application-specific insulating bobbin
Interlayer Insulation Electrical insulation paper film tape or customer-approved material system
Winding Isolation Functional basic supplementary double or reinforced insulation
Core Assembly Stacked EI laminations with mechanical clamping
Mounting Metal mounting feet brackets base plate or customer-defined structure
Terminal Type Terminal block solder terminal quick-connect terminal or insulated lead wires
Protection Option Thermal fuse thermostat resettable protector or current fuse
Shielding Option Electrostatic shield between primary and secondary windings
Impregnation Varnish impregnation or vacuum impregnation
Encapsulation Open-frame covered partially potted or fully encapsulated construction
Identification Custom label part number voltage diagram lot code barcode and traceability information

The lamination stack height can be adjusted according to the required VA rating winding space temperature-rise limit and regulation target.

Primary and secondary windings can be physically separated or reinforced with additional insulation barriers when the end-product requires increased isolation.

The mounting feet terminal-block orientation lead-wire direction and overall dimensions can be customized according to the customer's equipment and PCB or chassis layout.

Product Characteristics

High Efficiency
The lamination grade core flux density copper-wire size and winding structure can be optimized to reduce iron loss copper loss and unnecessary temperature rise at the specified load.

Stable Output Performance
The turns ratio and conductor size can be designed according to the required no-load voltage full-load voltage and allowable voltage regulation.

Low No-Load Loss
A low-flux-density design and appropriate lamination material can be evaluated when the transformer remains energized for long periods or when standby consumption is important.

Low Audible Noise
Core stacking clamping impregnation flux density and mechanical mounting can be optimized to reduce transformer hum under the specified voltage and frequency.

Good Thermal Stability
The conductor current density lamination stack insulation class and ventilation conditions can be selected according to the required continuous load ambient temperature and temperature-rise limit.

Multiple Input Voltage Options
The primary winding can be designed for:

  • Single input voltage
  • Dual 115 V and 230 V input
  • Series or parallel primary connection
  • Multiple voltage taps
  • Regional 50 Hz and 60 Hz operation
  • Industrial 380 V 400 V 415 V 440 V 460 V or 480 V systems

Multiple Output Options
The secondary winding can support:

  • Single AC output
  • Multiple independent AC outputs
  • Center-tapped output
  • Series-connected secondary windings
  • Parallel-connected secondary windings
  • Main output plus auxiliary output
  • Customer-defined winding polarity

Flexible Protection Options
A thermal fuse thermostat resettable thermal protector current fuse or external protection recommendation can be incorporated according to the customer's safety design.

Custom Insulation System
The insulation materials creepage clearance winding separation dielectric strength and thermal class can be selected according to the working voltage application environment and applicable end-product standard.

Durable Mechanical Structure
Metal mounting feet core clamps varnish impregnation and optional potting can provide mechanical stability for industrial equipment and long-term operation.

Applications

The EI96 low-frequency transformer can be developed for:

  • Industrial control cabinets
  • PLC and relay control systems
  • Machine tools
  • CNC equipment
  • Packaging machinery
  • Pump and compressor controls
  • HVAC control systems
  • Building automation
  • UPS equipment
  • Emergency power systems
  • Energy storage cabinets
  • Solar inverter auxiliary circuits
  • Battery chargers
  • Industrial rectifiers
  • Motor-control equipment
  • Automation production lines
  • Laboratory instruments
  • Medical equipment auxiliary power
  • Audio amplifiers
  • Broadcast equipment
  • Marine control equipment
  • Commercial transportation electronics
  • Lighting-control systems
  • Security and alarm equipment
  • Custom AC power supplies

The transformer's suitability must be confirmed according to the actual load waveform operating duty input-voltage tolerance ambient temperature installation method and safety requirements.

Quality Control

Chipsen can establish a project-specific inspection and production-test plan according to the approved EI96 drawing and electrical specification.

Incoming Material Inspection
Critical materials can be checked against the approved requirements including:

  • EI silicon-steel laminations
  • Bobbins
  • Enameled copper wire
  • Insulation paper and film
  • Insulation tape
  • Sleeving
  • Terminal blocks
  • Lead wires
  • Thermal protectors
  • Mounting brackets
  • Varnish and encapsulation materials

Design Review
Before sample production the following requirements can be reviewed:

  • Primary voltage and tolerance
  • Secondary voltage and current
  • Rated capacity
  • Frequency
  • Duty cycle
  • Voltage regulation
  • Efficiency
  • No-load current
  • No-load loss
  • Temperature rise
  • Insulation class
  • Dielectric strength
  • Creepage and clearance
  • Protection device
  • Installation environment
  • Mechanical dimensions

In-Process Control
Manufacturing controls can include:

  • Winding turns
  • Winding direction
  • Wire diameter
  • Interlayer insulation
  • Primary and secondary separation
  • Lead-wire routing
  • Terminal connection
  • Core stack height
  • Lamination assembly
  • Mechanical fastening
  • Varnish impregnation
  • Label information

Electrical Testing
The agreed inspection plan may include:

  • Primary winding resistance
  • Secondary winding resistance
  • Turns ratio
  • No-load secondary voltage
  • Full-load secondary voltage
  • No-load current
  • No-load loss
  • Load loss
  • Voltage regulation
  • Efficiency
  • Dielectric strength
  • Insulation resistance
  • Winding polarity
  • Continuity
  • Shorted-turn inspection
  • Thermal-protector operation

Mechanical Inspection
Mechanical inspection may include:

  • Overall dimensions
  • Mounting-hole position
  • Terminal orientation
  • Lead-wire length
  • Label content
  • Core clamping
  • Surface condition
  • Impregnation quality
  • Packaging requirements

Sample Validation
Engineering samples should be evaluated in the customer's actual equipment under:

  • Minimum input voltage
  • Nominal input voltage
  • Maximum input voltage
  • No-load condition
  • Continuous rated load
  • Temporary peak load
  • Maximum ambient temperature
  • Startup and shutdown
  • Abnormal load conditions
  • Enclosure ventilation conditions

The final production acceptance criteria are controlled by the approved drawing electrical specification sample-validation results and customer quality agreement.

Company Profile

Chipsen specializes in the development and manufacturing of custom magnetic components for industrial equipment power electronics automation systems and electrical control applications.

The product range includes:

  • Low-frequency power transformers
  • Industrial control transformers
  • High-frequency transformers
  • Planar transformers
  • Power inductors
  • High-current inductors
  • Toroidal inductors
  • Common-mode chokes
  • EMI filter magnetics
  • Wireless charging coils
  • Custom coils
  • Non-standard magnetic components

Chipsen supports drawing-based development sample-based replacement development and application-requirement design.

Engineering discussions can cover input and output voltages rated power voltage regulation efficiency temperature rise insulation structure dielectric strength no-load loss audible noise footprint terminals protection devices and production-testing requirements.

The objective is to provide evaluation-ready samples and a clearly defined specification before production approval.

Why Choose Chipsen

Application-Specific Customization
Every EI96 transformer can be developed according to the customer's actual voltage load duty cycle safety standard temperature limit and mechanical installation.

OEM and ODM Support
Primary voltage secondary voltage rated capacity winding structure insulation system mounting hardware terminal type protection device labeling and packaging can be customized.

Drawing and Sample-Based Development
Chipsen can evaluate customer drawings existing samples electrical requirements and replacement projects for new-product or second-source assessment.

Industrial Application Experience
The transformer can be developed for control cabinets automation equipment UPS systems emergency power battery chargers energy storage cabinets machine tools and other demanding industrial applications.

Flexible Prototype Quantity
The MOQ shown for the EI96 product is one piece which supports prototype evaluation repair projects replacement development and small-batch industrial requirements.

Responsive Project Handling
The quotation target is within three days after complete technical information is received.
Sample production can be targeted within seven days after the electrical specification mechanical drawing materials and protection requirements are confirmed.

Warranty Support
The standard warranty is five years.
Warranty periods of up to twenty years may be evaluated for qualified special-industry projects subject to application review validation operating conditions and a final written agreement.

Specification Control
Final performance is defined through an approved drawing electrical specification material list test plan and customer sample-validation process.

Flexible Mechanical Integration
Mounting brackets terminal blocks lead wires protection devices dimensions and installation orientation can be adapted to the customer's equipment.

FAQ
Q1 Is EI96 a fixed power or VA rating
No. EI96 identifies the lamination platform. The actual VA capability depends on the core stack height lamination material winding space conductor size allowable regulation ambient temperature insulation class and permitted temperature rise.
Q2 What information is required for quotation
Please provide the primary voltage frequency secondary voltage secondary current rated VA duty cycle voltage-regulation limit insulation requirement temperature-rise limit terminal type mounting dimensions and required safety standard.
Q3 Can Chipsen customize 380 V 400 V 415 V or 480 V primary inputs
Yes. Industrial primary voltages and multiple primary taps can be designed according to the required input system and voltage tolerance.
Q4 Can one transformer support both 115 V and 230 V input
Yes. A dual-primary series and parallel winding arrangement can be developed when required. The connection diagram and terminal identification must be confirmed in the approved drawing.
Q5 Can multiple secondary outputs be added
Yes. Independent outputs center-tapped outputs series-connected windings parallel-capable windings and auxiliary outputs can be designed according to the required voltage current isolation and regulation.
Q6 Is the transformer output AC or DC
The transformer itself normally provides an AC secondary output. If the customer requires DC output the rectifier filter regulator and load conditions must be considered separately or supplied as part of the customer's circuit.
Q7 Can EI96 operate at both 50 Hz and 60 Hz
Yes if the transformer is specifically designed and approved for both frequencies. A transformer designed only for 60 Hz must not automatically be used at 50 Hz because the lower frequency can increase magnetic flux no-load current loss temperature rise and saturation risk.
Q8 Can EI96 operate from a DC input
No. A conventional laminated EI transformer requires an alternating voltage. Direct DC input can cause core saturation excessive current overheating and transformer damage.
Q9 Can voltage regulation be customized
Yes. Regulation can be adjusted through conductor size turns ratio core stack and design margin. The buyer should specify whether the required secondary voltage applies at no load nominal load or full load.
Q10 Can Chipsen control no-load current and no-load loss
Yes. No-load current and core loss can be optimized through lamination material core assembly turns count and operating flux density. Target limits and measurement conditions should be included in the specification.
Q11 Can a thermal fuse or thermostat be installed
Yes. One-time thermal fuses thermostats resettable protectors or customer-specified protection devices can be incorporated when required.
Q12 Is an electrostatic shield available
Yes. An electrostatic shield can be placed between the primary and secondary windings to help reduce capacitive coupling and common-mode noise. The shield connection must be defined in the customer's equipment.
Q13 Can Chipsen reduce transformer hum
Core clamping varnish impregnation flux density mounting structure and lamination assembly can be optimized to reduce audible noise. The final noise level also depends on input waveform DC offset enclosure resonance and installation method.
Q14 Can the transformer be vacuum impregnated or potted
Yes. Standard varnish impregnation vacuum impregnation partial potting and full encapsulation can be evaluated according to noise moisture vibration insulation and thermal requirements.
Q15 Can Chipsen develop a replacement from an existing EI96 sample
Yes. Chipsen supports sample-based and drawing-based replacement development. Circuit information rated voltage current frequency duty cycle temperature limits and acceptance criteria should also be provided because a physical sample alone may not reveal every design requirement.
Q16 What is the MOQ
The MOQ shown for this EI96 product is one piece. Final prototype and production quantities depend on material availability construction and project requirements.
Q17 How long does quotation and sample production take
The quotation target is within three days after complete technical information is received. Sample production can be targeted within seven days after the specification materials dimensions and protection requirements are confirmed.
Q18 What tests can be performed
Available tests may include winding resistance turns ratio no-load voltage full-load voltage no-load current no-load loss regulation dielectric strength insulation resistance polarity continuity shorted turns dimensions and appearance.
Q19 Does an EI96 transformer automatically comply with an IEC or UL standard
No core model automatically guarantees end-product compliance. The transformer can be developed to support the applicable requirements but final compliance depends on the approved insulation system working voltage creepage clearance materials protection device installation and complete end-product evaluation.
Q20 Can Chipsen support long-term industrial projects
Yes. Approved materials specification control labeling traceability production testing and project-specific quality requirements can be discussed for long-term industrial programs.
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