Tripp Lite 250W Isolation Transformer Hospital Medical with Surge 120V 2 Outlet HG TAA GSA – 250W – 120V AC – 120V AC 120V MEDICAL GRADE 2 OUT UL60601-1
Isolator Series UL60601-1 Listed Medical Grade Isolation Transformers offer line isolation, continuous noise filtering and enhanced common mode surge suppression. An internal low-impedance isolation transformer component offers 100% isolation from the input AC line. Full UL60601-1 medical-grade listing with hospital-grade plug and outlet receptacles makes Isolator medical-grade transformers ideal for protection of sensitive electronic equipment in patient-care areas. Faraday shield reduces the cumulative leakage current of the Isolator and connected equipment to levels than 100 microamps. Secondary neutral-to-ground bonding virtually eliminates common mode noise, providing an isolated neutral-ground reference for sensitive equipment, and an inexpensive alternative to dedicated circuits and site electrical upgrades. Removes EMI/RFI noise, utility switching transients and harmonics generated by other on-site loads and utility or lightning related surge conditions. Additional surge suppression components placed at the line input and output combined with full line isolation offer continuous filtering of a full range of power line noise in all modes. Active transformer filtering provides continuous common-mode noise rejection with no wearable parts. Unique ability to reduce surges in the worst of power environments to harm levels. Reduces 6000V IEE
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Features
Complete line isolation, noise filtering and surge suppression; ideal for sensitive equipment
250 watts, 2 outlets, 6-ft. power cord
Hospital-grade plug and receptacles
Leakage current than 100 microamps
Compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) for GSA Schedule purchases
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