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1000VA Isolation Transformer ISO-1000 Front View
1000VA Isolation Transformer 117VAC to 117VAC
1000VA Isolation Transformer Wiring Schematic ISO-1000
1000VA Isolation Transformer ISO-1000 Front View
1000VA Isolation Transformer 117VAC to 117VAC
1000VA Isolation Transformer Wiring Schematic ISO-1000

1000VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC to 117VAC

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Part #: ISO-1000

  • Input Voltage: 117VAC 
  • Output Voltage: 117VAC 
  • Max Power Rating: 1000VA
  • 10 Amp fuse protection: 5mm x 20mm (fast blow) Part #: GMA-10A-5
  • Dimensions: 9.5”(L) x 6.8”(W) x 6”(H)
  • Polarized 2-prong output power cord. No grounding wire connected inside

Engineered for Technician Safety

  • True Isolation: Provides complete galvanic isolation from the AC line, making it a mandatory safety tool for servicing vintage "hot chassis" radios and amplifiers.

  • Polarized Protection: Features a polarized 2-prong output to ensure correct orientation for older equipment.

  • Heavy Duty Capacity: 1000VA (10 Amp) rating handles high-draw equipment without breaking a sweat.

  • Easy Maintenance: External 10A fuse (GMA-10A-5) allows for quick resets and protection against overloads.

 

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from 299 reviews
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Awesome

Awesome

braulio coyoy
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Obscure part, quick delivery

I was having trouble finding exactly what I needed, but you had it and it was in my mailbox within the week. Thank you for the quick service.

Richard E.
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Matthew Farmer
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AC-DC Switching Regulated Power Supply 6.5V DC @ 500mA; 1.7 x 4.0mm Positive center polarity
Works great, arrived quickly

A 6.5VDC, 500mA with a 1.7x4.0mm isn't a common animal, but got this at AC-DC Powershack and it works great. Got here fairly quickly too.

Brian Annis
AC-DC Switching Regulated Power Supply 6.5V DC @ 500mA; 1.7 x 4.0mm Positive center polarity
500VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC to 117VAC
PHC 500VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC

A true isolation transformer. Simplistic and effective. Outstanding.

Jon Diemert
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Voltage Control

Use this to lower the operating voltage of vintage guitar amplifiers they are designed to run between 115-117AC not 120-125VAC great product!

Mike DiMasi
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25.0 AMP GMA FAST BLOW FUSE 5x20mm 5-Pack; Part # GMA-25A-5

I order .25 fuse not 25 amp fuse

Frank Jay Hoffman
25.0 AMP GMA FAST BLOW FUSE 5x20mm 5-Pack; Part # GMA-25A-5
DC Barrel Plug Adapter to 2.1 x 5.5mm plug from 2.5 x 5.5mm

Tight and perfect

Randy
DC Barrel Plug Adapter to 2.1 x 5.5mm plug from 2.5 x 5.5mm
500VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC to 117VAC
500 VA Isolation Transformer

Item packaged well, shipping was fine, working as expected. Happy with purchase.

Michael Perry
500VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC to 117VAC
AC-AC Power Supply 12V AC @ 1000mA; 2.1 x 5.5mm

AC-AC Power Supply 12V AC @ 1000mA; 2.1 x 5.5mm

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AC-AC Power Supply 12V AC @ 1000mA; 2.1 x 5.5mm
AC-AC Power Supply 12V AC @ 1000mA; 2.1 x 5.5mm
Excellent product!

Thanks to this AC/AC adapter, this Zoom RFX-2000 unit was brought back to life.

Thank you ACDC PowerShack, excellent service.

Julio H.
AC-AC Power Supply 12V AC @ 1000mA; 2.1 x 5.5mm
20ft 2.1mm x 5.5mm DC Power Extension Cable, 20 AWG WHITE
Great Cable Extensions

These things are built like tanks and get the job done. Zero issues and really make the original cables we attached these to look sad. Definitely great quality.

Darryl T
20ft 2.1mm x 5.5mm DC Power Extension Cable, 20 AWG WHITE
1000VA Isolation Transformer, 117VAC to 117VAC
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Fast delivery, exceptional packaging, and sturdy construction. Have used it a few times and it performs as it should. I will purchase additional items as the need arises.

Dan Cusack
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Excellent little Variac

This small Variac is well made and performs well. Smooth precise voltage adjustment and the voltage range is just right for low voltage electronics experimentation.

SDuns
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Variable Transformer 10 Amp (1000 Watts); 0~130VAC Output ISOLATION & LCD Volt Meter
Excellent Accuracy (See Review) + Isolation + Build Quality + Price / Value

This unit has, thus far, exceeded expectations. It's very well built, definitely "beefy" (at 19.5 Lbs. [including power cord]), handsomely 'packaged,' and of isolated construction - all at a commendably fair price.

Initial impressions were, well, pretty amazing: The unit was cocooned inside not one, not two, but *three* double-wall-thick-cardboard cartons + foam protective blocks on the inside-most container. Needless to relate, it turned out to be not only functionally impressive, but also cosmetically perfect. I have never seen a piece of electronic equipment packaged this well.

It is electrically quiet, with very little electrical noise / ripple - and as an isolation transformer, considerably safer to operate than the (albeit cheaper) competition.

To be even approximately accurate, the unit's AC voltage dial assumes an input line voltage of 117VAC. My home's voltage is a little over 125 VAC - and remained quite stable as measured while I conducted several tests of accuracy and linearity as I advanced the dial in 10 volt increments up to the max dial reading of 130 VAC.

Running the unit with input voltages anywhere in the range of, say, 110 to 130 VAC is all fine, of course, but in an effort to gauge the approximate accuracy of the dial reading vs. actual measured voltage, I 'derated' the measured output voltage readings by a 125-to- 117 ratio to better accord with the manufacturer's nominal / expected input voltage.

I measured the OCV two ways: (1) via the little digital panel meter supplied on the face of the unit, and (2) with my trusty Fluke 87V VOM. Here is what I observed, as a percentage above or below the "dial-indicated" voltage - as measured by these two methods (again, "corrected" for the difference between the supplied [125] and manufacturer-specified [117] input voltages):

Dial Setting Panel Meter Fluke 87V
0 0.0 0.0
10 +12.3% -3.6%
20 7.6 +2.0
30 6.1 0.5
40 5.3 0.6
50 4.8 1.1
60 4.5 1.1
70 3.0 0.6
80 1.8 0.7
90 3.0 0.9
100 2.0 0.4
110 3.0 1.0
120 3.0 1.0
130 3.7 0.8

Setting the dial voltage was done as carefully as I could manage, even inscribing a thin white line on the outer rim of the dial to assisting me in lining up the pointer with the indicated voltage - but no claim to absolute perfection is intended.

The messages here are pretty clear:

1. Without derating or uprating your own situation's supply voltage to the manufacturer's 117 VAC input voltage, you will be misled if you rely only on the dial setting. Don't even think of doing that unless you miraculously find you have exactly 117 V.
2. The little digital panel meter (in my example unit) is 'off' by 6 - 12% at 30v dial readings and below (even if you do 'correct' your supply V to 117V - improving to ~ 2 - 5% accuracy error above 30V dial-indicated voltage.
3. If all you are looking for is 'reasonably close,' you can make in-your-head suitable corrections and go with those. Or, best of all:
3.After all of the discussion above, if you want accuracy, just get out your quality digital VOM, plug the probes into one of the two outlets - and set your voltage in that way.

The good news is that output behavior is all quite linear, with no visible 'jumps' or 'dips' as the dial is advanced.

Also pay attention to the manufacturer's more detailed ratings (which, truthfully, could have / should have appeared in the initial / online description) - regarding necessary reductions in output wattage (VA) loads at which the unit can be safely operated when extended operation is contemplated at higher loads.

All in all: a solid unit - great addition to the bench - very pleased.

Stephen Ferris
Variable Transformer 10 Amp (1000 Watts); 0~130VAC Output ISOLATION & LCD Volt Meter