Powersmiths OPAL Series Energy Efficient Low-Voltage Transformers

Powersmiths OPAL

Oct 5, 2020

OPAL™ – Optimized Performance for the Application Load low-voltage dry-type transformers deliver maximum energy savings based on the application load profile.  

Unlike other brands, OPAL™ Series transformers prevent energy waste well beyond the minimum standard transformer (DOE 2016), resulting in the highest efficiency power distribution with the lowest lifecycle cost and, as a result, are suitable for LEED®, Net Zero, and sustainably designed buildings.

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