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I'm currently making a coil assembly for a customer. The coil has the following specs:
120 VAC application
1,600 Turns
22 AWG magnet wire
12.5 ohms typically
coil is in a circuit with a half sine wave rectifier and a solid state VAC controller
current draw is .6 amps (72 watts)
Customer has asked if I could make the coil using the same bobbin but for a 240 volt application. I'm not an electrical engineer...more of a manufacturer. I take someones print and build them what they want.
Anyway if I could come up with the windings needed for 240 VAC I could get some more work.
So...can anyone give me a suggestion on wire gage and turns to make this coil work at 240 VAC. If you need more info please ask me and I'll try to answer.
Thanks!
David
120 VAC application
1,600 Turns
22 AWG magnet wire
12.5 ohms typically
coil is in a circuit with a half sine wave rectifier and a solid state VAC controller
current draw is .6 amps (72 watts)
Customer has asked if I could make the coil using the same bobbin but for a 240 volt application. I'm not an electrical engineer...more of a manufacturer. I take someones print and build them what they want.
Anyway if I could come up with the windings needed for 240 VAC I could get some more work.
So...can anyone give me a suggestion on wire gage and turns to make this coil work at 240 VAC. If you need more info please ask me and I'll try to answer.
Thanks!
David